Digital Marketing Services
Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Ads
94%
Relevant Spend
88%
Quality Score
91%
Client Retention
Our Proven Process
Smart Process, Powerful Results
Week 1
Account audit, tracking check and goals.
Weeks 2 to 3
Campaigns rebuilt or launched, landing pages briefed.
Weeks 4 to 8
Testing, pruning and landing page improvements.
Monthly
Review, overlap analysis and budget shifts.
Tailored Strategies, Real Results
Paid search that pays for itself, planned with organic
Most accounts we inherit are too wide: broad match everywhere, one landing page for forty ad groups and a search terms report nobody opens. We rebuild around tightly themed campaigns, real negative keyword lists and a landing page for every promise an ad makes.
$1,100From, per month

What Is Included in Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Ads?
Because the same team runs your organic program, paid campaigns double as research. We test which queries convert before investing in content for them, hold position where rankings are still months away, and show you where spend can come down as organic catches up. Three-month minimum. Ad spend is billed by the platform, never by us.
- Account audit or build. Structure, match types, negatives and conversion tracking, checked line by line.
- Search and shopping campaigns. Themed ad groups, responsive ads and feeds that match how people search.
- Landing pages that match. Copy and layout for the pages ads point to, written by our content team.
- Weekly search terms review. Wasted queries cut and winning ones promoted, every week.
- Paid and organic overlap report. Where you pay for clicks you would win anyway.
- Monthly budget review. Spend shifted between campaigns as results and rankings change.
Sample Results
What We Measure And Typical Ranges
Down 31%
Cost per lead
Median after 90 days
22% to 6%
Spend on irrelevant queries
After negatives are built
$3,100 per month
Paid spend replaced by organic
Sample average at month twelve
Deliverables
What you will have in hand
- Account structure document
- Negative keyword library
- Weekly search terms notes
- Overlap and savings report
- Shared budget tracker
Sagebrush Solar: organic sessions a month
Sample client, 12 months
| Month | Organic sessions |
|---|---|
| Mar | 3,900 |
| Apr | 4,129 |
| May | 4,501 |
| Jun | 5,687 |
| Jul | 6,146 |
| Aug | 7,926 |
| Sep | 8,363 |
| Oct | 10,189 |
| Nov | 10,559 |
| Dec | 11,867 |
| Jan | 12,095 |
| Feb | 12,400 |
Sample figures and prices in US dollars for a fictional agency. Results vary by site, market and starting point.
Yes. Many clients start with paid search because it shows results in weeks, then add organic work once the account is stable.
We suggest at least $2,000 per month so tests reach a conclusion. Below that, results arrive too slowly to act on.
No. The fee is flat, so we have no reason to recommend spending more.
Meet Our Expert Team
The People Behind Your Success

Margot Lindqvist
Founder and editorial director

Kenji Morita
Head of technical SEO

Camila Reyes
Head of content strategy

Mateo Vargas
Digital PR lead

Hannah Whitfield
Local SEO lead

Delia Okafor
Paid media lead

Theo Brandt
Social and email lead

Noor Haddad
Analytics lead

Testimonials
“The audit was twelve pages, and the first page was all we needed to get budget approved. Nine months later organic is our largest source of demos.”
Priya RamanVP Marketing, Tallgrass Ledger“They told us to delete most of our blog and explained why in plain terms. Consultation requests nearly tripled.”
Jonah CastellanPartner, Castellan & Voss“Our front desk teams have one process now. Reviews tripled and the phones are noticeably busier.”
Dr. Elena GarzaManaging Partner, Bexar Ridge Family Dental“Writers who interview our engineers and get the details right. We approve most drafts with one round of comments.”
Soren AlbrechtHead of Content, Kestrel Freight Systems“The monthly report is two pages and I read all of it. That has never happened with an agency before.”
Dale WhitcombOwner, Pecan Street Plumbing & Air* Sample reviews from fictional clients.
Our Blog & Insights
Notes and Playbooks to Help You Market Smarter Online
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