Account structure and search terms
Campaigns organised around your offers and margins instead of grown clutter. Negative keyword lists keep budget away from queries that were never going to buy or hire.
Service · SEA
Google Ads that pay for themselves.
The campaigns are running, the budget is gone — and nobody quite knows what comes out the other end. Google Ads doesn't forgive vagueness: without clean measurement and matching landing pages you're buying clicks, not customers.
I run your accounts by the only number that counts in the end: what's left after ad spend.
What it covers
Four levers, one yardstick: return.
Ads and landing pages in sync
Whoever clicks an ad has to find exactly what was promised on the page behind it. That match decides your cost per click — and whether the click turns into an enquiry.
Clean conversion tracking
What gets measured is what matters: enquiries, purchases, revenue — not clicks. GDPR-compliant with consent, so the numbers are reliable and stay that way.
Ongoing optimisation for return
Budgets move to where they demonstrably earn. Search terms, bids and ad copy are sharpened continuously — not set up once and forgotten.
Free of charge
How is your ads account doing? I'll take a free look.
- Prepared personally by me — 3 to 5 prioritised points, no automated PDF
- Concrete first recommendations instead of jargon
- Answer within 2–3 working days
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How it works
Four steps, no black box
01
Account audit
I review existing campaigns, search terms and measurement — or plan the fresh start. You learn honestly what your budget delivers today and what would be possible.
02
Structure and measurement
Measure first, invest second. Account structure, landing pages and conversion tracking are put in order before any budget is scaled.
03
Implementation
Campaigns, ads and bids — I set up and run everything myself. You can see at any time where the budget goes.
04
Measure and adjust
A monthly report with the number that counts: what's left after ad spend — and what we change next.
Frequently asked questions
What clients want to know beforehand
What budget do I need for Google Ads?
That depends on the click prices in your industry. Rule of thumb: the monthly budget should allow enough clicks to base decisions on data instead of guesses. If it's too small for that, I'll tell you beforehand — not after three months.
Google Ads or Microsoft Ads?
Usually both, but not at the same time from day one. Google brings the reach; Microsoft often brings cheaper clicks from an older, solvent audience. Which comes first depends on your audience and budget.
How quickly will I see results?
Ads run from day one — that's their strength. Reliable statements about profitability still need a few weeks of data. Optimising after three days means optimising on noise.
Do you take over existing accounts?
Yes — that's actually the most common case. An audit comes first: what works, what burns budget, what's missing. Then you decide whether to rebuild or start fresh.
What does management cost?
That depends on scope and can't seriously be given as a flat rate. The enquiry form asks about your budget range — that way we both see within the first minute whether it's a fit.
Enquiry
Let’s talk about your Ads account.
Briefly describe what’s running and what isn’t — monthly budget welcome. I read every enquiry myself and get back to you within 24 hours with an initial assessment — free of charge.
Dominik Reuter
Your enquiry lands directly with me — not in a ticket system.
To give every project full attention, I only take on a few at a time.