// services
Three services that overlap on purpose.
Most clients start with one and end up using two. The software handles leads, and the ads bring them in.
Custom software
For businesses that run on spreadsheets, shared inboxes, and someone retyping the same data into two systems. I build the small, specific tool that replaces that step, and keep it small so it's cheap to run and easy to change. You own the code and the accounts it runs under.
- An internal web app for scheduling, quoting, inventory, or job tracking
- An integration between two systems you already pay for, like accounting and CRM
- A customer portal for orders, bookings, or account status
- Replacing the spreadsheet that quietly became your database
Marketing integrations
The plumbing between your ads and your sales process. Small businesses rarely lose leads because the ads are bad. They lose them because a form submission sits in an inbox nobody checks until Monday.
- Your contact form connected to your CRM, with a text the moment a lead comes in
- One dashboard for ad spend, leads, and closed jobs
- Campaign landing pages with conversion tracking that actually fires
- Booked appointments fed back to Google Ads, so it optimizes for customers instead of clicks
Google Ads management
I plan, build, and manage Search and Performance Max campaigns for Orlando-area clients. The goal is leads you can attribute, not a monthly PDF of impressions.
- Campaign structure, keywords, ad copy, and negative keyword lists
- Conversion tracking tied to calls, forms, and sales
- Ongoing bid, budget, and search-term review, with changes explained before they're made
- Plain-language reporting on the schedule you want
how google ads access works
You own the account. I work through a link you control.
Your Google Ads account
Google bills you directly. You keep the account and its history.
Manager account
Unlink it from your side at any time. Nothing of mine to log into.
Reports and approved changes
Performance pulled into your reports. Bid, budget, and keyword changes only after you approve them.
Details on what data is accessed are in the privacy policy.