Google Ads

Google Ads for local trades — setup and monthly management.

MyWebGuy helps Sydney tradies and small businesses run Google Search ads for the services and suburbs they care about. Setup is a one-off project; management is a flat monthly fee. You pay Google separately for the ad spend itself. We do not promise rankings, lead volume, or “number one” results.

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What we do

Google Ads Setup (Search) — one-off project: Search campaigns for agreed services and suburbs, starter keywords and ad variants, basic tracking for calls and form sends, you own the Google Ads account, tweak window after launch
Google Ads Management (Search) — flat monthly fee: weekly optimisation, budget pacing against the media you agree, monthly plain-English report (spend, leads/calls, cost per lead, what changed)
Ad spend — paid by you direct to Google, never inside MyWebGuy fees
Month-to-month management after setup; 30 days’ notice to stop
Setup and management fees: contact us for a recommendation

Not included

Display / video / sprawling campaign types (quoted separately)
Landing-page design/build
Unlimited creative or video shoots
Website care
Search-visibility retainers
Multi-brand or national campaigns
Guaranteed results

Often paired with: Google Business Profile tidy-up before ads; Website Care or Care Plus so the site can take the traffic.

Public fees are on request. Send a new enquiry and we will recommend a clear next step.

Questions

Is ad spend included in the management fee?

No. Media is paid by you to Google. MyWebGuy setup and management fees are separate — ask us for current rates.

Why a flat fee instead of a percentage of spend?

So the incentive stays on clear local Search work — not on pushing you to spend more. The offer is a flat fee for one local brand / primary catchment.

Do you guarantee leads or first place on Google?

No. We manage Search campaigns carefully and report in plain English. Results depend on your offer, budget, competition, and the website people land on.