Active search
Google Search Ads
Reach people searching Google for services like yours.
A good fit when customers already search for what you offer.
Paid advertising · Google · Meta · Microsoft
Paid advertising shaped around your business goals. We plan and manage campaigns on the channels that fit your customers and budget.
You own your ad accounts. You approve the budget.
Four paid channels
Choose one channel or combine a few around your goals. You do not need to advertise everywhere.
Active search
Reach people searching Google for services like yours.
A good fit when customers already search for what you offer.
Eligible local services
Help eligible local businesses receive calls and messages from nearby customers.
Availability depends on your service and location, and Google's approval requirements.
Build interest
Introduce your business, explain your offer, and stay in front of potential customers on Facebook and Instagram.
A good fit when showing what you offer can build interest and familiarity.
Additional search reach
Reach people searching on Bing and Microsoft search partner sites.
Another search option to consider alongside your audience, demand, and budget.
New or existing campaigns
Whether you are starting fresh or looking for a better approach, the work begins with what you want to change.
Get help choosing where to advertise and building a campaign around your goals and budget.
Find opportunities to improve the targeting, message, and experience after someone clicks.
Keep the accounts and campaign history your business controls while getting a fresh plan for what to improve.
Compare ad responses with qualified leads and sales where matching follow-up records are available.
Your business stays in control
Get hands-on advertising management while keeping ownership of your accounts and a clear view of the work.
Your business keeps its ad accounts, campaign data, and primary access.
You approve the advertising budget and material budget changes before they are applied.
See what we recommend, who the ads will reach, and why it fits your goals.
Understand what the ads are doing and what we recommend improving next.
How management works
We handle the campaign work and keep you involved in the decisions that matter.
Choose the message, audience, channels, and budget that fit what you want to achieve.
Set up new ads or improve existing ones, with tracking and a clear way for customers to respond.
Run the agreed campaigns, monitor spending, and refine the ads and targeting over time.
Use campaign reports and available follow-up records to decide what to keep, change, or test next.
See more than clicks
Compare campaign activity with qualified leads, bookings, and sales where matching records are available. Use that insight to guide what you improve next.
01 · Ad responses
02 · Business results
03 · Campaign improvements
What we can manage
From setup to ongoing management, choose the support you need. We agree on the work and channel mix before starting.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. WaveHello can help with existing campaigns or build new ones around your offer, audience, and budget. Your business keeps ownership of its advertising accounts, with agreed access for management.
Management can cover Google Search, eligible Google Local Services Ads, Facebook and Instagram, or Microsoft Advertising. You do not need every channel. We select the work around your goals, and keep advertising spend separate from management fees.
Read this answer in the FAQ hubEither can be part of the problem, and the first step is to follow the customer's path. Check the searches or audiences bringing visitors, whether the landing page matches the ad, and whether calls or form submissions work and reach your team.
Also check what the campaign counts as a conversion. A click on a button is not necessarily a completed inquiry. Separate traffic quality, website usability, measurement, and follow-up before choosing what to change.
Read this answer in the FAQ hubA lower lead cost can still be poor value if fewer inquiries match your service, location, or buying needs. Compare the cost of a qualified inquiry and a customer—not only the cost of a submitted form.
Use the same definitions and reporting period when comparing campaigns. Ask your team why inquiries are not progressing: unsuitable requests, missed follow-up, price, timing, or something else. That distinction matters before increasing spend.
Read this answer in the FAQ hubA conversion is the action the account has been configured to count. It might be a call, submission, or another event—not a completed sale. Reporting dates and attribution rules can also differ from the records in your CRM.
First identify the counted action. Then compare the corresponding inquiry and business record using compatible dates. Keep inquiries, qualified leads, booked work, and paid revenue distinct so the report tells you what actually happened.
Read this answer in the FAQ hubStart with the campaign goal
Tell us what you want to achieve and what you have tried so far. We will help you choose a place to start.