Google Ads management in Fort Lauderdale, done by the person you hired.
I'm Chris Gonzalez. I plan and run Google Search ads and Local Services Ads for businesses in Broward County. The account is in your name, I do the work myself with no outsourcing, and every month I show you what your ad money brought in.
What I handle
Search ads
Ads that show when someone nearby searches for what you do, with the searches that waste money shut out.
Local Services Ads
The pay-per-lead ads at the very top of Google for service businesses that pass Google's checks. I handle the setup, the paperwork, the budget, and the lead review.
Tracking that counts real inquiries
Form submissions and phone calls are counted apart from a quick tap on your number, so you see real inquiries, not just clicks.
Your account, your card
The ad account is in your name and Google bills your card directly. You see every dollar Google charges, and you keep everything if you leave.
Ads and local SEO, planned together
Ads bring in calls while you pay for them. Local SEO keeps bringing them in after. I plan both together, so your ad money goes where you do not show up on your own yet, and pulls back where you already do.
Local Services Ads are moving into Google Ads
Google is moving Local Services Ads into the main Google Ads account, in stages that began in 2026. You still pay only for leads, but the setup and the reports change. If you already run Local Services Ads, I can check where your account stands and keep both kinds of ads working together.
What it costs
Google Ads management
from $750a month
Search ads built and run by me, call and form tracking, and the monthly report. Add Local Services Ads for $250 a month more. Needs an ad budget of at least $1,000 a month, paid to Google from your card.
Local Services Ads alone
from $500a month
For eligible businesses that want only the pay-per-lead ads: setup, the paperwork for Google's checks, the weekly budget, and lead review. Setup is included. You set the budget with Google and pay per lead.
Google Ads setup is $500, one time. It covers the account in your name, tracking for calls and forms, the first campaigns, and the Local Services Ads setup if you add them. Your fee is in writing before you pay anything and on every invoice. Ongoing work is month to month and can be canceled at any time. No package promises a number of leads.
How it works
The free visibility check
I look at how your business shows up on Google today and tell you honestly whether ads make sense yet.
Setup
Your account in your name, tracking for calls and forms, and the first campaigns.
The first 60 to 90 days
Google needs time to learn. I review the searches and the leads, cut what wastes money, and move budget to what brings inquiries.
The report
Every month you see what you spent, how many real inquiries came in, what each one cost, and what I changed.
Questions
Fair questions, straight answers.
How much should I spend on ads?
At least $1,000 a month on Google Search ads. Less than that buys too few clicks to learn what works. With Local Services Ads you set a weekly budget with Google and pay per lead.
Do I own the ad account?
Yes. It is set up in your name and Google bills your card directly. You can see every charge, and you keep the account and its history if you leave.
Can you guarantee leads?
No. Nobody controls Google's ad auction, and any promise of a set number of leads is a sales line. What I can promise is the work, done properly, and a report that shows what your money bought.
Am I locked into a contract?
No. Ongoing work is month to month and can be canceled at any time, and you keep the account. The one-time $500 setup fee for Google Ads covers the work of building it.
What are Local Services Ads, and are they worth it?
They are the ads at the very top of some Google searches for service businesses that pass Google's checks. You pay for leads, not clicks. Google offers them only for certain trades and areas, so the free visibility check starts by checking whether your business qualifies.
I already run Google Ads. Can you take over?
Yes. If the account is in your name, you add me as a user. If someone else set it up under their own account, ask them for ownership first. I can tell you exactly what to ask for.
Who does the work?
I do. There are no account managers and no hand-offs. You write to hello@gonzalez.marketing and I answer.
Want to know where you stand?
Tell me what you do and where you do it, and I'll send you a free, written visibility check.