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Is PPC worth it for small businesses?
Yes — when the math works. PPC is worth it if your customer lifetime value exceeds your cost per acquisition by a healthy margin. For a plumber, a $30 click that produces a $5,000 job is excellent. For a $10 product with no repeat purchase, it probably isn't. The free audit includes a breakeven analysis so you know before you spend.
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Most projects launch in 8–12 weeks. The first 3–4 weeks are research and strategy — competitor analysis, audience mapping, content planning. Design and development run in parallel after that. You'll see the strategy before signing anything, so the timeline is real before you commit.
Read full answerWe write it. Every piece is scoped against the content architecture — target keyword, search intent, internal linking targets, and angle are defined before writing begins. If your team wants to contribute subject matter expertise, we build that into the workflow. But the research, writing, and optimization are handled.
Read full answerRevenue, not clicks. Every campaign is tracked from ad impression through to closed sale. We report on cost per acquisition, return on ad spend, and actual revenue generated — not vanity metrics like impressions or click-through rates. If a campaign isn't profitable, it gets restructured or paused.
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