Google Ads for Sedona and Verde Valley businesses, run by someone local.
Your ad budget goes straight to Google, on your own card, in your own account. I set the campaign up, watch it every week, and report what it actually did — in paid jobs, not clicks.
Your account. Your budget. This work is done online. We serve clients anywhere in the United States.
What the $500 launch includes
The Google Ads account is created in your own Google login. I get manager access through my own manager account — I never take ownership of it.
GA4 plus two conversion actions and click-id hidden fields, set up before the first ad runs, so every result can be traced back to the campaign that earned it.
Search campaigns are built through a marketing checklist, then paused and reviewed with you before anything spends a dollar.
Your existing page — or the one built alongside it — is fitted to what the ad promises, plus a negatives list and a first-week watch once it goes live.
What happens every week
Google Ads Management
$225/moRequires the $500 launch. Three-month minimum, then month to month.
- Weekly search-terms sweep and negatives added
- Bid and budget adjustments
- Monthly report: cost per paid job or booking — never clicks
- Offline conversion upload once bookings are matched to invoices
Your ad budget goes to Google, on your own card
The $225/mo management fee pays for the work of running the campaign. It does not include what you spend on ads — that goes directly from your own card to Google, separately, and is never marked up or taken as a cut. You see every dollar of it in your own account, at all times.
How you will see what each dollar did
The monthly report is built around cost per paid job or booking, not clicks or impressions. Clicks are easy to inflate and hard to bank; a paid job is not. Once bookings are matched to invoices, that result is uploaded back into Google as an offline conversion, so the system learns from what actually paid — not just what was clicked.
Who it fits
Arizona law (A.R.S. 32-1124(B)(4)) requires a contractor's name and ROC license number on the home page of the site an ad points to. That gets checked before launch — if it's missing, it gets fixed first.
What we never promise
No promised number of leads, clicks, or a fixed cost per job — nobody honest can promise those before a campaign has run. No claim about how a competitor's account performs. Ad spend is not something I profit from; my fee is flat, whatever the size of your budget.
Questions owners ask.
Is there a minimum term?
Three months, to give the campaign enough time to gather data and be adjusted. If your business is seasonal and you only want ads running part of the year, the three months are counted in live months — not calendar months you were paused.
Can I pause ads in the slow season?
Yes. Many Sedona and Verde Valley businesses have an on-season and an off-season. Ads can run only in-season, and the three-month minimum counts months the ads were actually live.
Who owns the Google Ads account?
You do. The account is created in your own Google login. Sedona Tech Solutions gets manager access through our own manager account so we can run it, but we never take ownership. If we ever part ways, the account and its history stay with you.
Whose card pays for the ad spend?
Yours. Your ad budget goes straight to Google on your own card. It is separate from the $500 launch fee and the $225/mo management fee, and Sedona Tech Solutions never marks it up or takes a cut of it.
How do I know if it's working?
A monthly report in cost per paid job or booking — never clicks. Clicks are easy to inflate and hard to bank; a paid job is not.
Ask about Google Ads for your business.
Your own account, your own budget, and a plain monthly answer to whether it is working.