I'm Aditya, a Google Ads specialist working with small businesses in the US, UK, UAE, Australia and Singapore. I build campaigns around the searches that turn into phone calls, bookings and store visits, and cut the ones that only spend.

Lifetime figures from Google Ads manager-account reports, last synced 30 Sep 2026. Conversions are calls, direction requests and form fills.
Keywords chosen for people ready to call or book, not people researching. Match types and bids set so you aren't paying for curiosity.
Regular review of what people actually typed, with negatives added so the same wasted searches don't keep charging you.
Asset groups per location or offer, conversion goals that mean something, and store-visit or call tracking so the black box has the right target.
Ads tied to your Google Business Profile so you show up on Maps when people nearby search, measured in calls and direction requests.
Video campaigns optimised for enquiries instead of views, so video budget has something measurable coming back.
Forms, calls and key actions tracked before a rupee or dollar is scaled. Without it, Google's bidding is guessing and so are you.
Search and YouTube for patient enquiries. One physio clinic's YouTube campaign returned 18.6× at ₹4.47 (about $0.05) per conversion.
Calls and 'get directions' from Performance Max and Search: 1,170 actions at ₹9.87 (about $0.12) each for one hotel.
Per-store campaigns with store-visit tracking, so you know which ads fill which shop.
Business Profile ads that turn Maps searches into phone calls, run per outlet.
Search campaigns for course enquiries, with tight keywords and negatives so broad searches don't eat the budget.
Google Ads for a business in Ontario, Canada and a film production company in the UK.
Video budget was going out with nothing measurable coming back. Re-optimised to conversions instead of views.
Guests found the hotel online but didn't make it to the door. Performance Max plus Search, tuned for calls and 'get directions'.
No idea which ads drove visits to which store. Per-store Search and Performance Max with store-visit tracking.
Showing up on Maps but the phone wasn't ringing. Business Profile search ads on general local keywords, run per outlet.
Each card is a single campaign, not an account total. These ran in India, where clicks cost far less than in the US, UK or UAE, so expect a higher cost per action in your market. What carries over is the structure: intent-led keywords, clean tracking, and cutting searches that don't convert.
I've run Google Ads for a business in Ontario, Canada and for a film production company in the UK.
I get access through your account or a manager-account link. Billing, data and history stay yours, and you can remove access any time.
Updates, approvals and questions happen in writing, so the time-zone gap matters less than people expect.
The work has to keep earning its place. No lock-in periods.
Your market, your services, your current spend and what isn't working.
With read access, I look at your search terms, tracking and budgets and show you where the money is going.
Scope, budget and the one number we'll judge success on: cost per call, lead or sale.
Campaigns rebuilt or launched, wasted searches cut, and cost per conversion in every report.
Chooses which searches you should pay for, writes the ads, sets bids and budgets, tracks calls and forms, and removes the searches that spend without converting. The measure is cost per enquiry or sale, not clicks. See real campaigns on the results page.
Tell me your business, your market and what isn't working. I reply personally.
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