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Five ways to move the business forward.

Start with the service that matches the need. If a project needs related work, we can coordinate the right services in the right order.

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Core services

Website designCustom websites, redesigns, landing pages, and connected features.Paid marketingGoogle Search, Local Services, Facebook, and Instagram campaign management.SEO & organic searchTechnical SEO, content, local visibility, and search measurement.Business systems consultingInternal tools, data, reporting, and workflow improvement.Custom AI systemsData-connected AI assistants, workflows, and operational tools.

Paid marketing channels

Google Search AdsCapture existing demand with intent-led search campaigns.Google Local Services AdsEligibility, onboarding, profile, lead, and account management.Facebook & Instagram AdsCreative-led campaigns for demand creation and recapture.

Business systems focus

Tool stack implementationConfiguration, integrations, migrations, cleanup, testing, and handoff.

Custom AI focus

AI website assistantsBranded sales conversations, adaptive qualification, embedded lead capture, scheduling, and CRM-ready handoff.
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Services overview
Website designPaid marketingSEO & organic searchBusiness systems consultingCustom AI systemsPaid marketing channelsGoogle Search AdsGoogle Local Services AdsFacebook & Instagram AdsWithin business systems consultingTool stack implementationWithin custom AI systemsAI website assistants
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Search, Local Services & social advertising

Your report says the marketing is working. Your business says otherwise.

WaveHello plans, builds, and manages Google Search Ads, Google Local Services Ads, and Facebook and Instagram campaigns for owner-led businesses. We connect channel decisions to qualified inquiries, booked work, and the goals behind the spend.

Start a new program, improve an active account, or move from another provider while preserving available account history and prior learning.

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Managed around the businessNew programs, active accounts, and careful transitions
  1. 01 Paid search
  2. 02 Local Services
  3. 03 Paid social
  4. 04 Landing paths
  5. 05 Measurement

Choose the paid path by the job

Three paid paths. Different conditions for success.

Google Search Ads capture active search. Local Services Ads generate calls and messages from eligible local searches. Facebook and Instagram can create or recapture demand through audience and creative.

01

Existing intent

Google Search Ads

The job
Capture people actively searching for a relevant service.
Best when
Recognizable search demand, a clear offer, and a useful landing or call path
Management requires
Conversion tracking, ongoing search-term management, and a destination prepared to turn interest into a useful next step
Buying model
Primarily click-based advertising
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02

Eligible local demand

Google Local Services Ads

The job
Generate calls and messages from eligible local searches.
Best when
An eligible service category and service area, accurate credentials, and intake that can respond quickly
Management requires
Verification, profile accuracy, lead review, dispute handling where available, and booked-work feedback
Buying model
Lead-based billing under Google’s rules
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03

Created and recaptured demand

Facebook & Instagram Ads

The job
Create or recapture demand in feeds, Stories, and Reels.
Best when
An offer that can earn attention, authentic creative inputs, and timely follow-up
Management requires
Creative testing, audience strategy, a deliberate destination, and a responsive follow-up path
Buying model
Auction-based delivery
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Shared measurement—not a fourth channel

Follow the result beyond the advertising platform.

Website events where applicable, channel lead records, CRM or booking outcomes, and business feedback are reviewed together. Google Analytics can be one input; it is not the definition of success.

Platform names and marks identify third-party services. WaveHello is independent and does not imply affiliation, certification, or endorsement.

The WaveHello management standard

Active management should make the decisions visible.

An account is not managed by sending a platform report. It is managed by inspecting the details, making supported changes, reducing avoidable waste, and checking the result against what the business sees.

The channels and scope are chosen around customer fit, budget, account condition, and the evidence available. Paid marketing cannot guarantee demand or revenue.
01

Inspect the details

Review the offer, customer fit, account structure, search terms, targeting, creative, tracking, landing path, budget, and prior learning relevant to the channel.

02

Adjust when evidence supports it

Change bids, budgets, targeting, exclusions, creative, or destinations when account evidence and business context support the decision—not simply because a reporting period ended.

03

Reduce avoidable waste

Use negative keywords, exclusions, audience and placement controls, budget guardrails, lead review, and conversion cleanup to reduce spend on traffic the business is unlikely to serve.

04

Validate with the business

Compare platform activity with inquiry relevance, booked work, capacity, sales response, and other available business feedback.

05

Show the decisions

Document what changed, why it changed, what happened afterward, and the next management decision in a clear summary.

A practical account conversation

Bring the account history, the business concern, or the goal for a new program.

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When another provider currently manages the account, WaveHello reviews it only to determine whether a responsible takeover is possible and how access, history, and active learning should be preserved.

Scope, access, and fees

Know what management includes before it begins.

The proposal defines the channels, included management work, fee, advertising-spend handling, access, review cadence, and any separate landing-page or systems work.

Management can include

  • New-account setup or managed transition
  • Campaign structure, targeting, and channel configuration
  • Search-term, audience, and creative management
  • Budget, pacing, and avoidable-waste controls
  • Tracking, lead-quality feedback, and documented decisions

Practical details

The account remains yours.

Fees and spend
Management typically begins around $750 per month. Advertising spend is separate and paid through the client-owned platform account.
Client-owned access
The business retains administrative access to its accounts, campaign history, and working records.
Scope boundary
Channels, campaign volume, creative, tracking, and review points are confirmed in the proposal. Website or systems work is scoped separately when needed.

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Bring the account you have—or start with a clean build.

Share whether you are starting fresh, improving an active account, or considering a move from another provider. We’ll discuss the goal, current situation, budget range, and a practical starting point.

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