Google Ads Setup, Optimization & Management Ads built to bring calls, not just clicks.

Google Ads management with internetWorld.ca Corp. starts at $595 a month, month to month, after a one-time setup from $1,250. Setup covers one search campaign with two ad groups and full call and form tracking, and each additional ad group is $175. Google bills your ad spend to you directly. All prices are in Canadian dollars plus GST, and your monthly fee is quoted by how many campaigns and ad groups you run.

It depends on what a click costs in your field and how many leads you need. In competitive fields like law, dental and home services, clicks cost far more than in less crowded trades. Before launch, Ron uses Google’s own click-cost estimates for your area to recommend a starting budget. You set the final number and can raise or lower it any time.

You do. The account is set up in your business name and Google bills your card directly, so there is no markup on your ad spend. Ron works in the account as a manager with your permission. If you ever end management, you keep the account, the campaigns and all the data, and his access is simply removed.

Ads can start showing the day they go live, once billing is set up and Google approves them. The first few weeks are a learning period while Google gathers data and wasteful searches are blocked. How many leads you get depends on your budget, click costs and landing page, so we will not promise a lead count. We will show you every result in your monthly report.

Your written report shows what you spent, the clicks, calls and form leads your ads produced, and what each lead cost. It also lists the keyword and negative keyword changes made that month, budget pacing adjustments and the invalid-click review. The numbers come from your own Google Ads and Google Analytics 4 accounts, so you can check every figure yourself.

Yes. Management is month to month, and you can cancel with 30 days’ notice. There is no long-term contract. When you leave, you keep your Google Ads account with the campaigns, ad groups, keywords and conversion tracking built during setup. Your ad spend stops the moment you pause the campaigns, and nothing else is billed after your notice period ends.

Google filters invalid clicks automatically and does not bill you for them, and it credits your account for invalid clicks it finds later. Each month, Ron reviews Google’s invalid-click report, blocks suspicious IP addresses and files a claim with Google when something slipped through. Real-time click-fraud protection software is available as an option, with its subscription billed by the software provider.

Google Ads only buys the click. Your page has to turn that visitor into a call or a form. A slow page, a hidden phone number or a message that doesn’t match the ad wastes money on every visit. Google also rates landing page experience when it sets your ad costs, so a better page can lower your cost per click as well as raise your leads.