paid searchspecialist.Aaron Putnam
Independent. Hands-on.
Free consultation

GOOGLE ADS MANAGEMENT IN LOS ANGELES

A click isn’t
the goal.
Profitable
growth is.

Hands-on Google Ads strategy and management: identify what deserves more budget, test the next opportunity, and pull back when the economics don’t justify more spend.

Never run Google Ads? Tried them and stopped? The initial consultation is free.

Aaron PutnamYOUR ACCOUNT. MY ATTENTION.

17 years at a Google Premier Partner agency.
From its first account manager to
VP of Client Services.

YEAR-END OFFER

Hit the ground running in 2027.

$500/month

Google Ads management for up to $5K in monthly ad spend.

Aaron Putnam
Paid Search Specialist

No setup feefor accounts spending under $5K/month.

Offer available through

Start with a free consultation See pricing details

A FIRST CAMPAIGN. OR A FRESH LOOK.

Never tried Google Ads?
Paused after a disappointing run?

You don’t need an active campaign to start a conversation. In a free initial consultation, we’ll discuss your business, what happened before and whether Google Ads merits a first test or another one.

Talk through the opportunity

The initial consultation is free. If we work together, monthly management fees apply and ad spend is separate.

THE MANAGEMENT PROCESS

Build the plan.
Test the next stage of growth.

Campaigns are a starting point. The ongoing work is finding opportunities to grow, testing them carefully, and using performance and business feedback to decide what earns more budget.

FROM A STARTING POINT TO AN ONGOING PROCESS
GET STARTED SETUP
ONGOING MANAGEMENT RECURRING

Review → Adjust → Repeat ↺

Review the effect. Keep what earns its place. Decide what to test next.

REVIEW THE STARTING POINT
WHAT YOU GET

Clear priorities for the first test or the next stage of growth.

THE DECISIONS

What should we fix, retain or test first?

Review your existing campaigns, measurement and recent performance. If you’re not advertising yet, assess what needs to be ready before launch.

The scope and reporting approach are agreed together.

THE GOAL COMES FIRST

Different businesses.
Different next steps.

Start with the action that matters.
Then consider the campaign, message and measurement.

E-COMMERCE

A completed checkout.

Not just a product view or an abandoned cart.

B2B & HIGH-TICKET

A qualified conversation.

Relevant forms, quote requests and consultations.

SAAS

A trial. A demo. A next step.

Consider what happens after the initial signup.

LOCAL SERVICES

A call that becomes a job.

Separate a phone interaction from a booked customer.

BRICK-AND-MORTAR

A visit or appointment.

Connect online interest with an in-person business goal.

APPS & GAMING

An install with a purpose.

Look beyond downloads to meaningful in-app actions.

The right approach starts with your business goal, account and measurement setup.

THE WORK

Less handoff.
More hands-on.

Google Ads management is the core.
What happens after the click is the context.

Google Ads management

Search intent, campaign structure, ad messaging and ongoing account attention. Decisions grounded in what your business needs, not just what the dashboard displays.

Reviews that lead to decisions

Understand what performance and business feedback suggest about the next investment decision.

Testing the next growth opportunity

Expand promising areas, test new opportunities and reconsider spend where the economics do not support more investment.

Need a second set of eyes or agency-side support instead? Let’s talk about that.

STRAIGHTFORWARD PRICING

Good questions.
Simple math.

$500/month minimum or 10% of monthly Google Ads spend, whichever is greater, per Google Ads account.

Ad spend is separate. Offer available through
December 31, 2026.

Year-end setup fee waiver: for accounts currently spending less than $5,000/month, including those not currently spending. At exactly $5,000/month, the management fee is $500, but the setup fee waiver does not apply. During the offer period, eligibility is assessed separately for each account.

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MONTHLY MANAGEMENT FEE$500The $500 monthly minimum applies.

Management fee estimate for one Google Ads account only. A modeled budget does not determine setup-fee-waiver eligibility.

THE PERSON

Experience.
Not a handoff.

I’m Aaron Putnam, a Los Angeles-based Google Ads specialist. I spent 17 years at a Google Premier Partner agency, starting as its first account manager and becoming VP of Client Services.

Now, the work comes back to a direct relationship: your business, your Google Ads account, and the person doing the thinking.

Aaron Putnam Paid Search Specialist

A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS

Before we talk.

What if I spend less than $5,000 a month?

You’re welcome to get in touch. The current offer is $500 per month minimum, or 10% of monthly Google Ads spend, whichever is greater. Your ad spend is paid separately.

What if I’m not running ads yet?

The initial consultation is free, including if you’re not currently spending on ads. Tell me what you’re hoping to achieve and whether you have a budget in mind.

Who gets the year-end setup fee waiver?

The setup fee is waived for accounts spending less than $5,000 per month, including accounts not currently spending. Monthly management fees still apply and ad spend is separate. At exactly $5,000 per month, the waiver does not apply. The offer is available through December 31, 2026, with waiver eligibility assessed separately for each account.

How does pricing work if I have more than one Google Ads account?

Each Google Ads account is priced separately based on its own monthly ad spend. Spend is not combined across accounts or businesses, even if they’re managed by the same client.

Is this only for ongoing management?

Google Ads management is the main focus. You can also ask about an account review or support for your agency.

Does the management fee include ad spend?

No. Ad spend is separate from the management fee.

LET’S FIND THE NEXT STEP

Find out what
makes sense next.

In a free initial consultation, we’ll talk through your goals, budget and whether a first or another test makes sense.