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About Google Ads Guys

A focused team for businesses that need leads, not agency theatre.

Google Ads Guys was built to make campaign ownership, setup costs, lead definitions and ongoing work easier for Australian service-business owners to understand.
Google Ads Guys founders Matt and Ben with the Google Ads Guys wordmark

Matt

Strategy and conversion

Ben

Operations and delivery

Why this service exists

The commercial questions should be easier to answer

Who owns the account? What counts as a lead? What is the setup paying for? When does management begin? A business should not need a long proposal to find those answers.

The offer is deliberately narrow: Google Search lead generation, a conversion-focused landing page and the campaign work needed to improve what happens between a search and an enquiry.

The operating promise

  • The full setup price is visible before the fit check begins.
  • The management fee does not start until the first qualified lead.
  • Google ad spend is paid directly to Google.
  • The client owns the Google Ads account and its history.
  • Google Ads is the service focus; Meta Ads is not quietly added to the scope.

How we think about the work

Four principles behind every campaign

They keep a small service accountable as the account gets more complex.

Define the useful lead

Clicks and forms are not treated as equal. The service area, enquiry type and tracking signal are agreed before the fee trigger matters.

Keep ownership with the client

Campaign work is built inside the client's own Google Ads account so the history and structure do not disappear if the relationship ends.

Show the evidence

Decisions are explained through search terms, conversion data, account changes and lead feedback instead of a dashboard full of impressions.

Give the honest fit answer

Some markets, budgets and offers are not ready for Google Search. The fit check exists so that can be said before a build is sold.

Choose your next step

Tell us what a good lead looks like for your business.

If you already advertise, start with the account evidence. If you need a new campaign, use the four-question fit check.