Google Ads management for businesses in British Columbia.
Our team sets up and manages your Google Ads: campaign structure, keywords, ads, bidding and conversion tracking, reviewed every week and reported every month.
Google Ads management from MannVenture
MannVenture is a Google Ads agency for businesses across British Columbia. We audit your existing account or build a new one, set up conversion tracking for calls and form submissions, run Search, Performance Max and Shopping campaigns where each fits, and review search terms, bids and budgets every week. You receive a monthly report on spend, inquiries and cost per inquiry.
What a Google Ads agency does
A Google Ads agency plans, builds and manages pay-per-click campaigns on Google Search, Shopping, YouTube and the Display Network. PPC management is the ongoing work behind them: choosing keywords, writing ads, setting bids and budgets, excluding the searches that waste money, and measuring which clicks became customers.
The weekly management is the core of the work. Search terms drift, competitors change their bids and Google's automated bidding needs accurate conversion data to optimize toward, so the account needs a review every week.
Campaign types we manage
Search campaigns
Text ads on the terms buyers type when they are ready to hire or buy, with location and schedule settings matched to where and when you work.
Performance Max
One campaign that runs across Search, Shopping, YouTube, Display, Gmail and Maps, set up with your own assets and audience signals and checked so it does not take credit for branded searches.
Shopping and Merchant Center
Product and rental catalogues listed through Google Merchant Center, with product titles and attributes written so the ads match the searches people make.
Remarketing
Ads shown to people who visited your site or contacted you, built from audience lists in your own account.
What Google Ads management includes
An account audit
We review wasted spend, broad keywords with no negatives, missing or duplicated conversion tracking, and campaigns competing with each other, and fix them in order of cost.
Conversion tracking
We set up tracking for form submissions, calls and bookings through Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics 4 and Google Ads, so bidding learns from inquiries instead of clicks.
Keyword research and negative keywords
We build keyword lists from search volume and cost-per-click data, and add negative keywords every week for searches that will not lead to a sale.
Ads and assets
We write and test responsive search ads, and set up sitelinks, callouts, call assets and images.
Bidding and budgets
We choose the bid strategy for each campaign, set budgets with you, and move spend toward the campaigns with the lowest cost per inquiry.
Landing page review
We check that each ad leads to a page that loads quickly, matches the ad and has a clear form or phone number.
Our process
Step 1
Onboarding and audit
We get access to your account through our manager account, review its history and tracking, and agree the goals, locations and budget with you.
Step 2
Tracking first
Conversion tracking is set up and tested before any change to bidding, because automated bidding optimizes toward whatever the account counts as a conversion.
Step 3
Build or restructure
We build new campaigns or restructure the existing ones, with keywords, negatives, ads and assets in place before they run.
Step 4
Weekly management
Every week we review search terms, bids, budgets and ad results, and make the changes the data supports.
Step 5
Monthly review
Each month we report results and agree the tests and budget changes for the month ahead.
Google Ads and SEO
Google Ads can show a business at the top of the results as soon as the campaigns are approved, and SEO takes months to build. Running both lets the ads produce inquiries in the first months, and the search-term data from the ads shows which terms are worth targeting with SEO.
Your monthly Google Ads report
- Spend, clicks, conversions and cost per inquiry, by campaign
- The search terms we excluded and the reason for each
- Ad and landing page tests, with the results
- Where the inquiries came from: calls, forms or bookings
- Budget and bidding changes planned for next month
Who it suits
Businesses already spending on Google Ads
An account that spends every month without a clear count of the inquiries it produced is a common starting point.
Businesses that need inquiries soon
Search ads reach people who are already looking for the service, which makes them a practical channel to run while SEO builds.
Product and rental businesses
Catalogue businesses suit Performance Max and Shopping, where the product feed and its titles decide which searches the ads appear on.
Related reading
Questions about Google Ads management
It sets up and runs the campaigns: keyword research, campaign structure, ad copy, bidding, negative keywords, conversion tracking and landing page checks, then reviews the results and adjusts the account every week.
PPC, pay-per-click, is advertising where you pay when someone clicks. PPC management is the ongoing work of choosing what to bid on, writing the ads, excluding wasted searches and moving budget to what produces inquiries. Google Ads is the largest PPC platform.
That depends on the cost per click in your market and how many inquiries you need. Our article on Google Ads budget ranges works through the arithmetic, and we recommend a starting budget in writing before you spend anything.
No. Ad spend is separate from the management fee.
The account is set up in your business's name, and we access it through our manager account.
Ads can run as soon as Google approves them. Automated bidding needs conversion data to optimize, so the first weeks work as a learning period, and we judge each campaign on its cost per inquiry after that.
Google Ads management is quoted after a call about your account, your market and your budget.
Get a proposal
Tell us what you sell, where you sell it and what you spend on Google Ads now. Read access to the account lets us review it before the call.
The written scope and the price follow the call.