Conversion tracking and reporting
You cannot say which dollar produced which job. The ads invoice arrives monthly, the jobs arrive irregularly, and connecting the two is a feeling rather than a fact. Every budget decision you make is therefore a guess, dressed up as a strategy.
I wire conversion tracking so a call or a form fill is tied back to the thing that caused it, whether that was a Google ad, a Meta ad, or the listing. Then I write you a short monthly recap: what was checked, what was fixed, what is queued. Plain numbers in plain sentences, readable in about five minutes.
Everything I set up for you goes in your name, on your own account, with your own email and your own card. I hold a login so the work can happen, and that is all I hold. If you ever stop paying, nothing turns off. The analytics and their whole history live on your accounts, not mine.
What this is not: no dashboards built to be ignored, no vanity numbers, no cold calling, no phone handling, no appointment setting, and no custody of your ad accounts or card just to see what happened. I read the numbers and write you the paragraph.
Conversion tracking and analytics setup
Tracking wired so a call or a form fill is tied back to the thing that caused it. Without it, every spend decision is a guess, and the platform is perfectly happy to keep it that way.
Marketing reporting and dashboards
A short written recap each month of what was checked, what was fixed, and what is queued. Where a dashboard genuinely helps, it stays simple enough to open. Deeper reporting and pipeline work for a full team is RevOps territory.