Knowing how to charge your customers and how much Google Ads management costs is a puzzle for both veterans and newbies who provide PPC management services to clients. This blog will outline some of the most common Google Ads management payment agreements so you can decide what’s best for your Google Ads agency!
What Does Google Ads Management Look Like In 2022
Google Ads management in 2022 is becoming increasingly popular as a form of income for both freelancers and agencies. It’s easy to learn how to promote brands on platforms like Google Ads, but being up to date with the latest trends for these platforms and fiddling with what works best in terms of getting the most conversions for as little spending as possible is something that takes time and practice. Something not many brands have.
This is why many freelancers are learning how to run Google Ads campaigns, either as a side business or a full-time job, so that they can ease this headache for less experienced brands who want to use paid advertising techniques to bring in more leads and in end, gain new clients.
How Qualified Are You?
Before we dive into the different ways you can charge your customers as a Google Ads expert, it is important to determine your level of experience first.
Of course, if you have a lot of experience running ads on Google with a plethora of success stories, you should be able to charge a higher price for the digital marketing campaigns you produce and run for clients. Conversely, while you are still building that wallet, it may be best to choose a payment agreement that favors the customer so that it is easier for them to put their trust in you.
Some tips to get more experience, or at least more credibility for the services you offer is to get certifications in Google Ads such as a Google Ads certification that allows you to display a badge on your website, or your own ads confirming that you are a certified Google partner.
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