Four steps. No surprises in the middle.
Call
Twenty minutes on your schedule. You tell me the business, the offer, the budget and what a customer is worth. I tell you straight whether I can help.
Scope
You get the scope, timeline and price in writing before anything starts. Advance payment confirms the slot — that part isn't flexible.
Build
Accounts, tracking, campaigns or on-page work. Access is always partner access through Business Manager. I never ask for your password.
Report
A weekly update in plain language: what ran, what it cost, what came in, and what changes next week. Bad weeks get reported too.
What I need from you at each stage
The projects that go badly almost never fail on the advertising side. They stall because content never arrives, access is half-granted, or enquiries sit unanswered for four days. So here is exactly what is needed from your side, stated up front.
- At the call: what you sell, what it costs, and roughly what a customer is worth over time. That last number decides everything.
- Before the build: partner access to your Business Manager or Google Ads account — never passwords — plus any photos, video or brand assets you already have.
- During the first month: someone who replies to enquiries quickly. Slow replies waste good leads faster than bad targeting does.
- Every month: twenty minutes to read the report and tell me what you are seeing on your end. Closed jobs, time-wasters, phone calls that never showed in the data.
What happens when something goes wrong
It will, at some point. A campaign underperforms, a policy flag lands, a landing page breaks. The commitment is not that it never happens — it is that you hear it from me before you notice it yourself, with what caused it and what I am doing about it in the same message.
A report you can read in two minutes.
Spend, results, cost per result, and what changes next week — in plain language, not a dashboard screenshot. Bad weeks get reported the same way good ones do.
It starts with twenty minutes.
You tell me the business, the offer and the budget. I tell you straight whether I can help.
