A freelance Google Ads
manager you can reach.
When you hire me, you work with me — the person who builds and manages your campaigns. No account managers in the middle, no handoffs to juniors, no guessing who's actually touching your money.
Sound familiar?
If any of these hit home, you're in the right place.
Freelancer vs agency: an honest comparison
Agencies and freelancers can both do good work. The difference is mostly in structure. At many agencies, the person who sells you the service, the person you talk to and the person who actually builds your campaigns are three different people. That can work well for large accounts that need a whole team. For a small business, it often means your account gets a slice of someone's attention, and important context about your business gets lost between people.
With a freelancer, those roles are the same person. I'm the one on the call, the one reading your search terms and the one writing your ads. When you tell me a service is slow this month or you've just added a new location, that goes straight into the account — not into a ticket.
To be fair about the trade-offs: a single freelancer has limited capacity, so I keep my client list small. And if you need large-scale video production or a big in-house creative team, an agency may suit you better. I'll tell you honestly if I think that's the case.
What working directly with me looks like
We start with a conversation about your business, not a sales script. I want to understand what you sell, which jobs or customers are most valuable, where you serve and what's realistic for your budget. If you already run ads, I review your account first — similar to a Google Ads audit — so our first call is specific.
Then I set up or rebuild your campaigns, connect proper conversion tracking and launch. After that, I manage the account on an ongoing basis: reviewing search terms, blocking waste, testing ads and adjusting budgets. You can message me directly, and I'll explain any change in plain English.
Because I work remotely, location doesn't matter. I work with small businesses across the US the same way I work with clients in my home city of Las Vegas.
What stays the same as a good agency
You own your Google Ads account and all of its data. Your ad spend goes straight to Google on your own card, and I never mark it up. There are no long lock-in contracts. These should be standard anywhere you hire, freelancer or agency — if they aren't, that's a red flag.
If you'd like to see the full scope of what ongoing work includes, read about my Google Ads management service, or see how I approach specific industries like home services and med spas.
What I do
Every piece works together to grow your business.
Direct communication
Message the person doing the work and get a real answer.
Campaign builds
New accounts or full rebuilds, structured around how your customers search.
Ongoing optimization
Search terms, negatives, ad tests, bids and budgets — handled hands-on.
Conversion tracking
Know which calls, forms and bookings came from your ads.
Why work with a freelancer instead of an agency?
Case study
Real client story coming soon
I'm putting together a detailed write-up of a real campaign for this page. In the meantime, I'm happy to walk you through examples on a call.
Frequently asked questions
Is a freelancer cheaper than an agency?
Often, because you aren't paying for agency overhead, but the bigger difference is who does the work. I quote every client individually based on scope.
What happens if you're unavailable?
I keep my client list small so I can stay responsive. Your account is always yours, so you're never locked out or dependent on me to access it.
Do you work with businesses in other states?
Yes. I'm based in Las Vegas and work remotely with small businesses anywhere in the United States.
Can you take over from my current agency?
Yes. As long as the account is in your name, you can add me as a manager. If the agency owns the account, I'll help you plan the move.
Do you also run Meta (Facebook and Instagram) ads?
Yes, though this page focuses on Google Ads. Let me know what you're running and we'll talk through it.
Work directly with the person running your ads.
Tell me about your business and what you've tried so far. I'll give you a straight answer on whether I'm the right fit.
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