15+ Years Managing $8M+ in Ad Spend
You tell us about your business, what you’ve tried, and where you’re stuck. Running ads that aren’t working? Never tried Google Ads but ready to start? Burned by an agency? We’ve heard it all.
If you’re running ads, start with the campaign, the landing page, and the measurement. Which searches are bringing people in? Does the page match what they need? Can you tell which calls and forms came from the ads?
We’ll be straight with you about:
Then you decide. We discuss the work, responsibilities, and terms before you commit.
If we’re not a fit, we’ll tell you. If you need something else first (like a better website or local SEO), we’ll tell you that too.
We’ve been in the Google Ads pen longer than most, turning clicks into cash for businesses from Texas to Timbuktu.
IF YOU HAVE GOOGLE ADS:
IF YOU DON’T HAVE GOOGLE ADS YET:
If any of these sound familiar, review the evidence before increasing the budget.
Website, SEO, tracking, and high-intent Google Ads worked together in this project.
Our published case study reports:
The source does not specify exact reporting dates. These are case-study-reported leads, not a verified qualified-lead count or a forecast.
This Arizona golf and real-estate community needed nationwide reach. The work combined Meta/Google campaigns, landing pages, SEO, and UX.
Our published case study reports July 2025 vs July 2024:
Mixed-channel results—not Google Ads-only or a qualified-lead count.
More ad spend is not always the answer. Austin RV combined a new website, tracking, SEO, and Google Ads. Desert Mountain paired paid media with landing-page and UX work.
Your scope should follow the constraint: campaign relevance, the page people land on, or the measurement behind the report. Discuss what needs fixing before buying more traffic.
I started Pork Pixel 15 years ago because I was tired of seeing Texas businesses get ripped off by agencies that don't give a damn. Every dollar you spend should work for you—not disappear into some black box. Let me show you exactly where your ad budget is going.
(Hint: We Actually Manage Your Ads)
Campaign management means reviewing search terms, bids, keywords, and ad performance—not just reading a dashboard. The review cadence and work included belong in your agreed scope.
Our Austin RV case study includes Google Tag Manager and GA4 setup. For your business, discuss which calls and forms need tracking and what setup or repair is required. Tracking an enquiry is not the same as proving a sale.
We’re not some offshore team or account manager shuffling 100 clients. We’re in San Antonio, we know your market, and you talk directly to your strategist—not a ticket system.
No public pricing tiers here. Campaign management, landing-page work, and measurement needs vary by business. We discuss the scope, fees, and engagement terms for your situation before you decide.
A useful report should show:
Reporting cadence and measurement coverage belong in the agreed scope.
AUDIT & STRATEGY
Show you exactly where money’s leaking.
REBUILD CAMPAIGNS
Clean keyword research, tight ad groups, and compelling ad copy.
Built for your service business.
LAUNCH & TRACK
Campaigns go live with proper conversion tracking (GTM & GA4).
Review incoming enquiries and how they are attributed.
OPTIMIZE CAMPAIGNS
Bid adjustments, negative keywords, A/B testing, scaling winners.
Use the evidence to decide what to change—not a promised percentage drop.
SCALE & REPORT
Agree on reporting and review cadence as part of the scope.
We keep optimizing as your business grows.
No. Lead volume, cost per lead, and revenue are not guaranteed. Results depend on the offer, market, campaign, landing page, and follow-up.
Agree on the work, measurement, and review process before starting. A tracked form submission is not automatically a qualified lead or a sale.
Pricing is custom because the work is different for every business. We discuss your goals, existing campaigns, landing pages, and tracking before defining the scope and fees.
Campaign management, setup or repair, and any landing-page or measurement work should be clearly scoped. Your proposal should distinguish service fees from the advertising budget.
Advertising spend and management work are separate costs. The proposal should spell out the media budget, service fees, billing arrangements, and account access before work starts.
There is no fixed result deadline. Timing depends on your starting point, demand, budget, landing page, and the data available.
First establish what is being measured. Then use campaign and enquiry data to evaluate changes rather than assuming a lead or cost target will be reached by a particular week.
The engagement terms are discussed with your custom scope. Review the proposed work, fees, duration, responsibilities, and any cancellation terms before agreeing to move forward.
Start with what you have: your goals, current campaigns, landing pages, and reporting. A review can help separate what is working from what needs attention.
Discuss access and responsibilities before any handover. Changing agencies is not, by itself, a fix for an unclear offer or broken measurement.
In-house and outside support can both make sense. Compare the skills, available time, workload, and accountability your business needs—not a generic salary comparison.
Discuss whether you need ongoing campaign management, a specific repair, or support alongside your own team.
We are based Texas. That said, we’ve worked with national brands (like Desert Mountain Club in Arizona) when the fit is right. If you’re outside Texas, we’ll be honest if we’re not the best fit for you.
We work best with service-based businesses:
– Home services (HVAC, plumbing, roofing, landscaping)
– Tourism & hospitality (hotels, charters, attractions,)
– Professional services (law, dental, medical)
– B2B services (contractors, consultants, Auctioneers)
We DON’T work with:
– E-commerce (different strategy)
– Lead gen resellers
– Get-rich-quick schemes
– Anyone who wants guaranteed rankings/results
Yes—and we do it all the time. We’ll audit what’s there, keep what’s working, fix what’s broken, and rebuild what’s beyond saving. You keep your account history, which is valuable for Google’s algorithms.
A smaller budget calls for a tighter scope, not a profitability promise. Consider demand, competition, customer value, and whether the landing page and tracking are ready.
Discuss your situation before choosing Google Ads or another channel. A larger budget alone does not make a campaign profitable.
Tell us about your business, your Google Ads, and where you’re stuck. Use the contact form to discuss the right next step.
Prefer to talk? Call us: 📞 (830) 581-9111
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