Services
We manage and consult: AdWords, Pay-Per-Click, Internet Strategy
Fee Structure: subject to change
Ask about our discounted Initial Offer for new clients.
Consulting/Training only services are also available on a case by case basis for those that want to do their own hands on management.
Below are rates for continuing management service of your AdWords/PPC ad buy. Suggested minimum commitment - $1200 monthly ad buy, $300 monthly fee, for at least 3 months.
We do not rule out projects of lesser scope outright for ongoing management or setup, but prospects do need to be in a position to help us help them.
Minimum Fee guidelines as a percentage of projected Monthly Ad Buy
Ad Buy/Suggested Minimum Fee
$1200/$300
$2000/$360
$4000/$520
$6000/$680
$10,000/$1,000
$25,000/$1,550
$50,000/$2,300
$100,000/$3,550
Notes: The above are minimum guidelines only, fees vary depending on client variables; such as complexity, communication/education, reporting, etc.
Suggested Minimum Fees do not represent optimal management.
Fees paid in advance of services rendered.
If you have any questions concerning our services, feel free to contact us.
Recently I was interviewed by Michael Thompson of Market Accelerators. Market Accelerators provide services dedicated to helping small business. Michael is also currently a Board Member of the Oregon Chapter of The American Marketing Association.
This eleven minute piece provides an overview of AdWords from my perspective: That of a Specialist serving Small Business.
Podcast - The Power of AdWords for Small Business
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