30+ point PPC audit
Our audit checklist surfaces exactly why current campaigns underperform - and what to fix first.
Management fees from $999 a month, published up front
A lot of PPC accounts get built once and then quietly drift. Someone sets them up, glances at the dashboard, and the budget keeps running on day-one settings. We take the opposite approach. One paid media lead owns your account, reviews it every week, and reports on cost per qualified lead and pipeline, not clicks. You keep ownership of every ad account, and our management fee is separate from the spend you pay the platforms.
B2B PPC management covers the full paid search and social program: account structure, keyword and audience research, ad copy and creative testing, landing page CRO, conversion tracking tied to your CRM, bid and budget management, negative keyword control, and weekly reporting on cost per qualified lead and pipeline across Google, Microsoft and LinkedIn Ads.
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| Tag | Channel | What we do |
|---|---|---|
| GAD | Google Ads | Where most budgets should concentrate first - Search, Shopping, Performance Max, aimed at people already looking to buy. |
| MS | Microsoft Advertising | Bing and Microsoft Audience Network for B2B buyers searching outside Google - often lower CPC with strong intent. |
| META | Meta Ads | Meta campaigns built to find buyers, not just people who'll double-tap and keep scrolling. |
| LI | LinkedIn Ads | LinkedIn ads agency-style ABM: account lists, lead gen forms, and conversation ads pointed at the companies that would actually move your revenue number. |
| AMZ | Amazon Ads | Sponsored Products, Brands, and Display, run against an ACoS ceiling you set - not one we guess at. |
| DSP | Display Ads | Programmatic placements that have to earn their spot in the mix instead of just padding an impression count. |
| YT | YouTube Ads | Video built for someone to act on, not just sit through and forget. |
| RTG | Retargeting | Bringing back the visitors who almost converted, before that window closes for good. |
30+ point PPC audit
Our audit checklist surfaces exactly why current campaigns underperform - and what to fix first.
Weekly optimization
Bids, creative, and budgets adjusted every week against CPA and ROAS targets you set - not a quarterly review.
First-cycle lift
Underperforming accounts typically show measurable movement within the first optimization cycle - audit, fix, retest.
| Reason | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Waste hides in the account, not the pitch deck | Broad-match keywords catching irrelevant searches. Placements nobody vetted. Clicks from people who were never going to buy anything. It's usually invisible until someone actually opens the account and starts reading the search terms report. |
| Five platforms, five rulebooks, one team | Google's auction doesn't behave like Meta's. LinkedIn's targeting logic has nothing to do with Amazon's. Getting fluent in one takes months - we've already put in that time across all of them. |
| Skip the hiring cycle entirely | A strategist, an analyst, a copywriter, a CRO specialist - that's four job descriptions and four ramp-up periods if you build it in-house. With Werbooz, it's one phone call and a start date next week. |
| Small fixes compound if someone keeps making them | One better headline barely moves anything. Twenty of them, tested and kept or killed every week for a quarter, absolutely do. That's the gap between a campaign and a habit. |
We take the account apart - structure, spend history, tracking setup - to find exactly where it's leaking money before touching a single bid.
Campaigns get rebuilt around search intent that's actually likely to convert, sitting on a tracking foundation solid enough to trust the next report.
New ad variants, audience sets, and landing pages go live together. Testing isn't something we add in month two.
Every week - not every quarter - we're back adjusting bids, swapping creative, and moving budget toward the ROAS number that matters.
Whatever's working gets more money behind it. Whatever isn't gets cut, no matter how well it used to perform.
| Industry | What we tune it for |
|---|---|
| B2B SaaS | Search paired with LinkedIn demand gen, judged on pipeline quality, cost per qualified lead, and trial-to-paid motion. |
| Fintech & regulated B2B | Campaigns built with compliance-aware messaging and landing experiences that still convert. |
| IT services & professional services | High-intent search and ABM-style LinkedIn targeting for long sales cycles and multi-stakeholder deals. |
| Lead generation & marketplaces | Search and conversion tracking built around what a qualified lead actually costs to bring in. |
| What you get | Details |
|---|---|
| You own everything | The account, the data, the history of what's worked and what hasn't - it's in your name from day one, not locked behind an agency-only login. |
| No long-term contracts | There's no term sheet keeping you here. If the results stop showing up, so does the reason to stay. |
| Senior strategist, no hand-offs | One senior paid media lead who knows your account - not a support queue, not whoever happens to be free that week. |
| Transparent reporting | Dashboards built around ROAS, CPA, and pipeline - the numbers someone on your finance team would actually ask about. |
| Google Ads-certified team | Hands-on experience running Google Ads and Microsoft Advertising day to day - certified team members, not one-off badge collection. |
| Full-funnel accountability | One team follows the path from the first keyword to closed revenue, so there's no handoff for anyone to point fingers across. |
Your fee moves with your budget - typically 10–20%, the range most of the industry settles into. As spend grows, so does the work involved, which is why this scales instead of ballooning.
Best for: Scaling accounts
One number, billed every month, regardless of how spend fluctuates week to week. Good for teams that want their marketing line item to stop being a surprise.
Best for: Steady programs
You pay for what actually happened - a lead, a conversion, a slice of revenue - instead of paying the same amount whether the account performed or didn't.
Best for: Lead-gen goals
Sometimes you don't want us running the account - just a second set of eyes on it. That's what this is for.
Best for: In-house teams
Management fee bands
Up to $10k/mo ad spend
From $999/mo
$10k–$50k/mo ad spend
From $1,999/mo
$50k+/mo ad spend
Custom
Management fees are billed separately from ad spend, which you pay directly to the ad platforms. One-time setup is quoted after the audit. See full pricing
Free sample
Request a free audit and we will share an anonymized sample PPC audit (wasted spend, tracking gaps, account structure and prioritized fixes) so you know exactly what you are buying before a call.
Get my sample PPC auditManagement fees start from $999/mo for accounts spending up to $10k/mo, from $1,999/mo for $10k–$50k/mo, and are custom above $50k/mo. The fee is always separate from your ad spend, and any one-time setup is quoted after a free audit rather than blind. Full bands are listed on our pricing page.
PPC is paid placement you pay for by the click. SEO is organic ranking you earn over months. They compound each other, but they run on completely different timelines and budgets.
Keyword and audience research, ad copy and creative, landing page CRO, bid and budget management, testing, conversion tracking, negative keyword control, and reporting - run as one system, not eight separate line items.
Early signals show up within the first optimization cycle. Meaningful, durable lift takes longer - anyone promising a guaranteed timeline before auditing your account is guessing.
Google Ads, Microsoft Advertising, Meta, LinkedIn, and Amazon - plus Display, YouTube, and retargeting across all of them.
Yes. Your accounts, your data, your history. We build inside your accounts - never behind an agency-owned wall you can't access later.
No. We work month to month and earn the relationship on results.
It depends on your industry's CPC and how competitive your market is. We'll give you a realistic number after reviewing your account and vertical - not a generic minimum.
Transparency you can verify, reporting tied to revenue instead of clicks, and a team that treats testing as ongoing work - not a launch-day checkbox.
In-house makes sense once you're spending enough to justify a full team across every platform. Until then, a partner like Werbooz gets you multi-platform expertise without the hiring and ramp-up lag.
Management is ongoing, hands-on execution. An audit is a one-time diagnostic - useful if you're running things in-house and want a second set of eyes on what's actually broken.
Yes. Traffic that lands on a generic page converts worse regardless of how good the ad is - so landing page CRO is part of the core service, not an upsell.
Get a free audit and a proposal from Werbooz, built for your actual account - not a generic template.
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Free audit
Share your site and ad accounts (or goals if you are starting fresh). A senior paid media lead will reply with what we would fix first - not a generic deck.
Replies within one business day (US and UK hours)
Every inquiry is read personally and lands with the people who will scope and lead the work.
Live overlap: 8–11am ET and 1–6pm UK time, Mon–Fri
Calls, standups and reviews happen in your working day, with async progress in between.
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Review our master services and data processing agreements before any work starts.
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