Paid ads for Klamath Falls businesses
I build both. That's the whole difference.
Most agencies run your ads and send the clicks to a page somebody else built. I build the page, run the ads, and answer for the result.
Businesses I've built for
Where the clicks land
Window tint & auto glass · Klamath Falls, OR
Everyone knew him for tint. Almost nobody could find the windshields, auto glass or ceramic coating. I built a front door that sells all four — every service on its own page, the lifetime warranty leading, and a quote request that reaches him in the shop.
Asian market · Redding, CA
The whole store online: 13 department pages, 362 items, and a “do you have it?” finder so someone can check before driving across town. Then I rebuilt what Google and Yelp actually show.
Nail salon · Spring Hill, FL
The site, plus the machinery under it: a review engine, booking she owns outright with no per-booking fees, and an auto-poster that keeps her work showing up.
What I run
How it works
A tight budget on one channel, aimed at the work you actually want more of.
Calls and form fills, not impressions. If it isn't producing, I say so.
Spend follows results. You see the numbers every month in plain English.
Less than you think, to start. I'd rather prove one channel works on a small budget than burn a big one learning. The management is part of your monthly plan; the ad spend itself is yours and goes straight to Google or Meta.
You do, in your name. If we ever part ways you keep the account, the history and the data. I've seen too many owners locked out of their own campaigns.
Sometimes the honest answer is no — if nobody's searching for what you do, search ads won't invent demand. I'll tell you that before you spend, not after.
No, and nobody honest does — I don't control what your competitors bid. What I control is the targeting, the copy, the landing page and telling you the truth about what came back.
Before we even talk
Type in your business and I'll build you a Local-Visibility Scorecard — where you stand, and the first thing I'd fix.