Google Ads Management & PPC, Measured Not Guessed
The other gap most agencies have: they run the ads but don't touch the page the ad sends traffic to. We do both. If your landing page is the reason a campaign underperforms, an agency that only manages the ad account will never find that — we will, because we build the pages too.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
- Google Ads account structure and management — campaigns built for measurable acquisition, not spray-and-pray
- Real attribution — conversion tracking tied to actual leads and revenue, not just clicks
- Landing pages built (or fixed) to match what the ad promised, so spend doesn't leak at the last step
- Ongoing optimization based on what the data shows, on a real cadence — not "set and check back next quarter"
Who this is for: a business already spending on Google Ads (or considering it) that can't clearly answer what the spend is actually returning — clicks and impressions without a line back to real leads or revenue.
How we work: Diagnose the current funnel and where paid spend is actually leaking — often it's the landing page, not the ad. Architect a campaign structure with attribution built in from the start. Build the campaigns and any landing pages they need. Optimize continuously — paid media is the least "set it and forget it" channel there is, and we treat it that way.
How it's structured: ongoing Google Ads management runs as a Growth Partner retainer, since paid media only compounds with continuous optimization, not a set-and-forget launch. If the landing pages need to be rebuilt first so spend stops leaking at the last step, that's scoped as its own defined Project, then folded into the retainer.
Proof, not promises: for an e-commerce client, we ran Google Ads alongside SEO on existing product pages and built brand-new, SEO-friendly landing pages — the client's own words: "it's been great seeing our organic search rankings increase... and the sales that come as a result of these efforts." See the case study →
This works because paid media at Hyper Digital isn't a siloed service — the same engineering team that manages ad spend also builds the pages, the tracking, and the automation behind the funnel, so attribution doesn't break at the handoff between "the agency running ads" and "whoever built the site." It's one system, covered under the full services lineup, not three vendors pointing fingers at each other when the numbers don't add up.
If you're spending on Google Ads and can't confidently say what it's actually returning, that's an attribution problem before it's a budget problem. Get a free audit →
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