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One strong campaign beats four thin ones
Tell us your site and what you can spend each month. We read your services, judge how contested they are, and size a campaign plan that can actually hold position — instead of spreading your budget until nothing wins.
How we size it
Budget decides campaign count, not the other way around
We read what you sell
We crawl your homepage and service pages to pull out the real offers a buyer would search for — not your nav labels.
We judge the competition
High-ticket, contested categories need more monthly spend per campaign to stay visible. Cheaper categories can run on less.
We fund in priority order
Your highest-intent service gets funded first at a competitive level. Everything else waits its turn as budget grows.
FAQ
Questions about Google Ads budgets
- How many Google Ads campaigns should I run?
- Enough to stay competitive on each one. With a small budget, one focused campaign on your highest-value service beats three underfunded ones, because Google spreads a thin budget across searches that never convert.
- How does the planner decide?
- It reads your website for the services you actually sell, then sizes campaigns against your stated monthly ad budget so the recommended campaigns add up to what you plan to spend — never more.
- Is my ad spend the same as your management fee?
- No. Ad spend goes to Google. Our management fee is $300 setup for the first campaign, $200 for each additional, plus $100 a month per active campaign.
- What is the minimum budget worth advertising on?
- There is no hard floor, but below roughly $1,000 a month you should expect a single tightly focused campaign rather than broad coverage.
- What if I need more than 5 campaigns?
- Self-checkout covers up to 5 campaigns and $5,000 a month in ad spend. Larger accounts get a scoped quote.