Are you a freelance Google Ads specialist or an agency?
I work as an independent Google Ads specialist. I personally manage your account and strategy, hourly or on a monthly plan; nobody else runs it. The small team at Branva, the agency I founded, only helps with production work such as feed fixes, landing pages and email builds.
How much does a Google Ads consultant cost?
My rates are published: A fixed-price Meta ads and tracking audit is $300 USD, with a written fix list and recorded walkthrough within 3 business days. Consulting and troubleshooting is $75 USD an hour, available within an hour, Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm Eastern. Monthly management of Meta and Google Ads together is $689 USD a month for up to $5,000 in monthly ad spend, and $1,500 USD a month for up to $15,000. Above $15,000 a month in ad spend, I quote on a call. Ad spend is paid directly to the platforms.
Do Google Ads work for Shopify stores?
Yes, when people already search for what you sell. Shopping and Performance Max on a clean product feed, plus search on high-intent terms, capture that demand. If nobody searches for your product yet, Meta ads usually need to come first.
Should I use Performance Max or Standard Shopping?
Performance Max is the default for most Shopify stores now, but only on a clean feed with accurate conversion tracking, and with branded search kept separate so it doesn't take credit for sales you'd get anyway. Standard Shopping still helps when you need tighter control over which products and searches get budget.
Do you fix Merchant Center disapprovals and feed problems?
Yes. Feed setup, policy disapprovals, missing attributes and product title rewrites are part of the engagement, because that is where most Shopping problems start.
How much do Shopify Google Ads cost to run?
Ad spend is separate from management and paid directly to Google. I work with stores spending under $1,000 a month on ads and with larger accounts. The right budget is one that gives each campaign enough conversions to learn from.
Can you run both Google Ads and Meta ads?
Yes, and most of my clients have me run both, so the budget split between them follows the results instead of each platform's own reporting.