You need demand for specific services
You want enquiries for defined jobs in areas you can reliably cover. Clear priorities help focus the plan instead of spreading attention across every service and every nearby city.
Google Ads Management
Put your services in front of customers looking for them.
Google Ads planned around your actual jobs, service areas and budget. We connect relevant campaigns with useful landing pages and reporting that explains enquiry quality.
Built around your services, service areas, and the enquiries you want.
Your Houston-based, in-house ISR team researches the business, agrees the work, and keeps you involved through ISR HQ. You have a direct contact managing your project.
How the service worksIllustration
Campaign planning starts with your actual jobs, travel limits, budget and capacity to handle enquiries.
Illustrative workflow, not client results. Select any step to explore.Your starting point
Where are you starting from?
Choose the situation that matches your business.
Your route with ISR
Set the priorities before spending.
We discuss your services, coverage, capacity and budget, then assess the account, destination pages and measurement needed for the campaign scope.
- 01Define services & locations
- 02Agree budget & scope
- 03Prepare pages & tracking
Who this service is for and how we assess your needs
A click has limited value if the customer wants a service you do not provide or lives outside your working area. Interstate Rankers begins with your actual offer: profitable services, realistic travel coverage, available capacity, and how your team handles new enquiries. These decisions shape campaign planning before money is committed to attracting visitors.
Our Houston-based, in-house team connects advertising management with website development where included. ISR HQ keeps work updates and reporting accessible, with a direct contact managing your project.
Previous spending was difficult to assess
You received clicks or reported conversions without knowing whether they became suitable enquiries. Account history, measurement coverage, and client feedback can help identify what a fresh plan needs to address.
Your destination needs attention
Advertising sends people to a broad homepage or an unclear service page. A review can establish whether targeted edits are enough or a dedicated landing page belongs in the scope.
What we do
The work behind the service
These are the areas we plan around. Your proposal identifies the deliverables, access, and responsibilities for your business.
Account and measurement assessment
Where access is available, the review considers account history, existing tracking, billing readiness, and landing pages.
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Gaps that could prevent launch or distort reporting are identified before the campaign plan is finalized.
Service-led campaign planning
The agreed plan defines services, locations, budget, offers, and contact goals.
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Campaign types and targeting are specified for the engagement so you understand exactly what the management service covers.
Ads and targeting preparation
Scope can include relevant keyword research, ad writing, assets, targeting, and exclusions.
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Messaging must describe your real offer, including any limitations that help prevent unsuitable requests.
Landing-page and tracking work
The proposal distinguishes a page review, edits, and a new build.
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Agreed enquiry actions are configured and checked where technically supported, with additional tools or integrations identified separately.
Ongoing review and adjustments
Management can include available search-term review, negative keywords, budget allocation, targeting refinements, and ad improvements.
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Changes should respond to evidence and lead feedback, with meaningful work recorded for review.
How it works
Plan the offer. Prepare the journey. Review the response.
Know what you are advertising, where people land and how enquiries will be assessed.
Offer & budget
Define the jobs to target
Agree services, coverage, offers, capacity and the budget responsibilities before preparing the campaign.
Preparation & checks
Connect the ad to the page
Prepare the scoped ads, destination and tracking, then check the contact journey and launch dependencies.
Ongoing review
Follow the enquiry further
Review spending and tracked actions alongside your feedback about qualified leads, bookings and customers.
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Define the commercial priorities
We discuss service margins, coverage, availability, budget, and enquiry handling. You identify which jobs matter most and which requests your team cannot take.
Assess access and readiness
Account history, payment readiness, website suitability, and measurement are reviewed. Required approvals, verification, and work by other providers become part of the launch dependencies.
Prepare the campaign and destination
We prepare the agreed ads, settings, page work, and tracking. Budget responsibilities and the contact actions used for reporting are established before submission.
Check, launch, and learn
Contact journeys and targeting are checked before campaigns are submitted. Once delivery begins, the review considers spending, search relevance, tracking reliability, and the suitability of enquiries reported by your team.
Access, approvals, page work and platform reviews affect launch timing. Campaign activity is not a promise of a particular number of leads, bookings or sales.
Service targeting
Make the offer specific enough to attract the right request.
Useful targeting starts with what you sell, where you travel and the jobs you can accept. Explore which requests belong in the campaign.
More about service targeting
A plumbing company may want water heater installation work but have limited capacity for small repairs. A photography business may serve property agents rather than people seeking family portraits. Those distinctions affect the searches, ad language, and destination pages worth considering. A broad category name is rarely enough to explain the campaign objective.
Location and availability need the same care. A larger project may justify travel that a smaller job cannot support. Advertising a service in an area you cannot cover creates an avoidable mismatch. Business hours and the route for handling enquiries also matter: a compelling offer loses value when nobody can respond appropriately.
Available search-term feedback helps review exclusions and messaging. Your notes explain whether customers needed an excluded service, requested an unsuitable appointment, or became viable prospects.
State service boundaries
Tell us whether you repair, install, maintain, or sell equipment, and whether you serve residential or commercial customers. Important exclusions should be clear before ads are prepared.
Keep capacity current
Share staffing changes, seasonal priorities, temporary coverage restrictions, and unavailable appointment periods. Those details help keep campaign decisions connected to what your business can actually deliver.
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Service choices
Location choices
Repair serviceIn the plan
Equipment retailExcluded from plan
Within coverageIn the plan
Outside coverageExcluded from plan
Agree real services and travel limits before configuring targeting and exclusions.
Budget & pages
Connect the spending decision with the destination.
Media spend, management and page work pay for different things. Explore the scope behind each cost before comparing proposals.
More about budget & pages
Budget planning begins with priorities and realistic tradeoffs. Spreading a limited budget across many services and locations can make each segment difficult to evaluate. Concentrating on a smaller set of suitable jobs may provide a clearer starting point. We assess your market and objectives before recommending an allocation; there is no universal budget that fits every service business.
Media spend pays for advertising on the platform. The management fee pays for the agreed campaign work. A landing-page build, subscription, or integration is another cost when separately scoped. Keeping these categories visible helps you evaluate the full engagement rather than treating the platform budget as the entire cost of acquiring customers.
The page should continue the promise made in the ad. Someone looking for installation needs installation information, genuine coverage details, and a straightforward contact route. A suitable existing page may be enough. A dedicated page makes sense when it solves a specific mismatch, rather than simply adding another deliverable.
Review the mobile enquiry path
Check whether visitors can understand the offer, find the contact action, and submit the information needed for a response. A form should request useful details without obscuring the next step.
Define the page work
If a build is included, scope should identify hosting, domain arrangements, revisions, maintenance, and asset responsibilities. Recommendations, small edits, and a new page are different amounts of work.
Separate costs. Connect the journey.Illustration
Media spendAdvertising delivery
Budget paid to the advertising platform. Allocation depends on agreed services, coverage and capacity.
Separate from the management fee.
- AdRepair service
- Matching pageRepair scope & coverage
- Contact routeRequest an assessment
Lead quality
Count enquiries, qualified leads, and customers separately.
A click, enquiry, qualified lead and booked job are different stages. See what evidence is needed to move from one to the next.
More about lead quality
A tracked enquiry is a recorded contact action, such as a form submission or an attributed call where the setup supports it. A qualified lead matches your agreed service, location, and customer criteria. A booked job is a confirmed booking, and a customer is a confirmed sale. Keeping these stages separate makes the report more useful for business decisions.
Measurement needs clear limits. A phone-link click indicates an attempted contact action, not proof of a completed conversation. A repeat form submission may belong to the same person. Spam, missed calls, existing customers, and requests for unavailable services should be classified consistently rather than automatically counted as new qualified opportunities.
Lead feedback closes the gap between platform activity and business outcomes. A practical record includes the requested service, area, suitability, follow-up status, and whether the job was booked or sold. Reliable CRM information can support that view where included; otherwise, a consistent client feedback process still helps explain what the contacts became.
Lower cost per tracked enquiry does not necessarily mean better acquisition. Margin, conversion to bookings, and capacity provide context before increasing investment.
Each stage needs its own evidenceIllustration
Recorded phone clickCompleted call
1 · EnquiryVerify that contact happened
A submitted form or verified call can evidence an enquiry. A phone-link click records an attempted action; it does not establish a completed call.
Evidence: Form submission or call record, where configured
ISR HQ & reporting
See the work. Understand the progress.
Your view of ISR follows the service you buy. We explain completed work, measured activity, and the next priorities so you can ask informed questions.
ISR HQ / client workspaceDemonstration account
Spend and activity
The agreed report identifies the reporting period, advertising spend, impressions, and clicks where available.
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Service or location breakdowns can help explain allocation when the campaign structure and data support them.
Contact actions and their limits
Reporting distinguishes measured forms, attributed calls, and other configured actions.
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Cost per tracked enquiry needs a clear counting method. Bookings, sales, and revenue require reliable business records rather than assumptions about every conversion.
Decisions visible in ISR HQ
ISR HQ connects reporting with work updates and next priorities.
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Reviews explain meaningful changes, unresolved issues, and where client feedback or additional measurement is needed before drawing a stronger conclusion.
Getting started
What we need from you
Accurate business information and a responsive point of contact help us move forward. Where possible, grant account access by invitation instead of sharing personal passwords.
One team responsible for the work
Tell us about anyone else editing the same accounts or website. We need clear responsibilities and coordinated changes so the work can be assessed properly. We work with established, legitimately operating businesses and can discuss readiness before an engagement begins.
- Confirmed services, geographic coverage, business hours, availability, and the jobs you want to attract.
- Appropriate advertising account access and relevant website or measurement access for the agreed work.
- Payment readiness for advertising charges and participation in any required platform verification.
- Accurate offers, approved business claims, usable brand assets, and a contact for approvals.
- An agreed advertising budget, approval responsibilities, and a reliable process for responding to enquiries.
- Feedback identifying unsuitable contacts, qualified opportunities, bookings, and sales where recorded.
Scope & pricing
Know what you are buying
Google Ads management is quoted according to your services, locations, campaign requirements, and advertising budget. Get a Free Proposal that separates management work, media spend, and any additional implementation costs.
What your proposal defines
- The account assessment, planning, campaign preparation, and management tasks identified in your proposal.
- The landing-page review or improvements and contact-action measurement explicitly included in scope.
- ISR HQ updates, reporting, and the agreed performance review arrangements.
Items to scope separately
- Advertising spend and additional advertising platforms outside the agreed campaign scope.
- New landing pages, extensive website work, photography, video, and other creative production unless included.
- Paid tracking subscriptions, usage charges, CRM integrations, and custom automation where required.
- SEO, profile management, sales follow-up, appointment setting, and complex account recovery unless specified.
We explain the fees, responsibilities, and applicable terms before you decide. Bring your current setup and your questions to the first conversation so we can recommend the right scope.
Questions answered
Before you make a decision
Practical answers about delivery, access, costs, and expectations.
Is the management fee my advertising budget?
They are separate. The management fee covers the agreed work, while media spend pays for advertising. The proposal identifies both and any additional page or tracking costs.
How much should I spend on Google Ads?
The recommendation depends on your services, locations, competition, goals, and capacity. Start with clear commercial priorities so the allocation has a purpose beyond generating more clicks.
Can you guarantee leads or sales?
We do not promise a fixed number of enquiries, customers, or a particular return. Scope, budget, tracking, and review criteria are established before launch.
How soon can campaigns launch?
Access, approvals, website readiness, tracking, verification, and platform review affect timing. The launch plan should identify those dependencies rather than assume the campaign can serve immediately.
When will I know whether ads are working?
Delivery first produces observable activity such as impressions and clicks. Evaluating enquiry quality and business value requires sufficient relevant contacts, reliable measurement, and feedback about what happened after contact.
Can you review my existing account?
Account access and an initial assessment establish the available history and work required. That review helps determine whether the next step is refinement, restructuring, or addressing a measurement problem.
Do I need a new landing page?
Not automatically. We assess the existing destination against the advertised service and contact journey. A dedicated build is included only when specified, with its responsibilities and costs explained.
Will I know which phone calls came from advertising?
That depends on the agreed measurement setup. Attributed calls may require additional configuration or paid tools. Phone-link clicks and completed calls must be described separately in reporting.
What counts as a qualified lead?
An enquiry must match the service, location, and customer criteria agreed with your business. A recorded conversion alone does not establish qualification, a booking, or a sale.
What if I receive irrelevant enquiries?
Share the reason each contact was unsuitable. That information can guide available search-term reviews, exclusions, messaging, and destination changes, while helping distinguish targeting problems from handling or availability issues.
Will your team answer and follow up with leads?
PPC management does not automatically include answering, sales follow-up, or booking appointments. Agree who handles new enquiries and discuss a separate support service if your team needs help.
Does this cover Meta or every Google campaign format?
Your proposal specifies the platforms and campaign types included. Additional platforms have their own targeting, creative, measurement, and management requirements and should be assessed separately.
Who owns the account and landing-page assets?
Account access, ownership, campaign history, page assets, and separately licensed tools should be addressed in the service agreement. Review those details before setup so responsibilities are clear throughout the engagement.
How do I cancel recurring PPC management?
Recurring services require 15 days notice to cancel. Advertising spend, subscriptions, and separately scoped page work should be reviewed alongside the arrangements in your service agreement.
Connected services
Put the right pieces together
Website SEO
Develop useful service pages and organic search visibility alongside your paid advertising plan.
Website development
Plan landing pages or broader website changes around the enquiry journey.
Answering and appointment support
Discuss separately scoped help handling incoming enquiries and arranging the next step.
Your next step
Let's review your business first.
Tell us about your services, where you work, and what needs to improve. Our marketing team aims to respond within one to two working hours; a business audit normally follows within one to two working days.