Meet a customer at the search
Show up when people are looking for what you do.
Give your Google advertising a clear purpose. We manage, optimize and test the agreed campaigns, connecting what people are looking for with an offer and a page that make sense.
Ad spend, software and other third-party costs are separate where needed. Scope agreed together, before the agreement and the start of work.
Put your advertising budget behind relevant customer intent.
Here’s the useful part
What we’ll
help you do.
Put your advertising budget behind relevant customer intent.
Google Ads management aligned with your offer, customers and approved geography.
Ongoing optimization and testing within the scope and media budget you authorize.
Clear updates that connect advertising activity with the business outcome you want to measure.
Made to fit your business
A clear start.
Less back-and-forth.
Start with a conversation about your goals and what is already in place. We'll agree the scope and access plan, sign a separate contract, then arrange the inputs needed to begin.
What we’ll need from you
- The services you want to promote, locations you serve and an approved media budget.
- Your client-owned Google Ads account and delegated access to the relevant tools.
- A suitable destination page and a defined inquiry, sale or other action to measure.
You keep control of your accounts and approved deliverables. We’ll agree access and approvals together. Required inputs and appropriate access come before the agreed service and billing start. Please leave passwords and sensitive information out of your inquiry.
Before we agree the work
Small print,
in plain sight.
We confirm these details together before signing an agreement. The $400 price is public; the specific work belongs in your agreement.
Scope to confirm
- Confirm the campaign types, account structure, markets and campaign workload; no campaign count or media ceiling is fixed in this draft.
- Agree keyword research, exclusions, copy, testing and reporting requirements for the selected campaign types.
- Check conversion measurement and identify any separate landing-page, feed or tracking implementation work.
The included work is listed above. Details marked for confirmation will be settled in your agreement before work begins.
Costs outside the $400 fee
Management is $400 per month. Your Google Ads media budget is separate and paid through your account. Landing pages, tracking development and any agreed third-party tools are extra only when separately scoped and authorized.
A few good questions.
Is the $400 paid to Google?
No. It is Force Multiplier’s monthly management fee. Google charges your account separately for advertising. You approve that budget before a campaign can spend.
Will I appear at the top of every search?
No placement or lead volume is guaranteed. Eligibility, auction competition, relevance and budget affect when an ad appears. We agree the campaign approach and review what the available evidence can actually support.
Can I choose just this service?
Yes. It is $400 per month under its own month-to-month agreement. Choose the work you need, and end one service independently of the others. Your agreement will explain notice, the final service date and refund terms before you start.
Will I need to make time for regular meetings?
Start with a call to confirm the service, scope and account access. We agree how to stay in touch, using written updates and clear approval requests where useful. We ask for your input when facts, decisions or access need your attention.
Who owns the accounts and finished work?
You keep ownership of your business accounts and paid deliverables. You grant the access needed for the work and can remove it when the service ends. Third-party assets and software remain subject to their own licenses.
Am I committing to a package of services?
No. Each service is separately contracted for $400. Pick the work you need. Monthly services are month-to-month, and one-time projects have their own billing terms. We agree scope, third-party costs, required inputs and account access before work starts. Sending an inquiry does not start a subscription or authorize a charge.
Another useful
next step.
Add another service only when it makes sense. Each has its own agreement.