Tree removal in your service area
Match the service, location and urgency in the search.
Google Ads for local service businesses
Reach people searching for your services, in the places you actually work. Start with a free action plan: search themes, a draft ad and three priorities based on your answers.
See your plan immediately. No email or meeting required.An example search. A specific service. A customer with a job to do.

Ole Man RB’s Tree Service · Michigan
Monthly revenue growthPublished client case study
March 2023 to February 2025
A rebuilt campaign, ongoing optimization, and a working relationship that continued as Chris acquired CAMP Landscape Management. We now manage Google Ads for both businesses.
“What impressed me most was their level of communication and transparency.”
The words someone types, the ad they see, and the page they land on should all point to the same service.
Illustrative campaign example · Tree service
A homeowner needs a tree removed.
Explore the tree-service approachMatch the service, location and urgency in the search.
Relevant project photos, the areas you cover and a clear estimate request.
Confirm the property location, work needed and timing. Use that feedback to improve targeting.
A vehicle owner is comparing coating options.
Explore the auto-detailing approachKeep the coating offer distinct from detailing, tint or DIY products.
Real vehicles, coating packages and the information needed to request a quote.
Separate coating inquiries from unrelated services. Review quality with the person answering them.
A homeowner is looking for a replacement, not a repair guide.
Explore the plumbing approachBuild around the job and coverage area instead of one generic plumbing message.
Explain the service, show credentials and make the phone or estimate request easy to find.
Confirm the issue and availability. Distinguish an actual service request from a supplier or job seeker.
What we manage
We build around your services, margins, service area and capacity. Then we keep working on the parts that influence the quality and cost of an inquiry.
Choose the work you want more of. Build the keyword map, service areas, ad groups and ads around that work.
Search strategy · Account structure · Ad copyReview the page a customer lands on, the proof they see and the steps it takes to call or request a quote. Scope website improvements where they’re needed.
Landing-page review · Service messaging · Inquiry pathSet up call and form measurement, review the conversion actions, and distinguish contact activity from qualified inquiries and booked work.
Google Ads conversions · GA4 · Call and form trackingReview searches, exclusions, bids, budgets and creative. Use performance and your feedback about the leads to decide what to change next.
Search-term reviews · Optimization · Plain-language reportingWorking with Modern Apex
Nick leads the account strategy and is your point of contact. We agree on the scope and costs before the engagement begins.
See management pricing and termsWe start with your existing account, goals and tracking. We explain what needs to change and plan the handoff before making changes.
We map your priority services and locations, review your website and agree on an initial budget and measurement plan before launch.
Google Ads management can stand on its own. We review the existing landing experience and discuss website work separately if it is needed.
When it fits the account’s goals, measurement and budget. Search, Performance Max and retargeting are choices within the strategy; every account does not need every campaign type.
Your next move
Tell us the service you want to sell, where you work and where your ads stand. Get a starting plan you can save, improve and use.
Prefer to talk it through with Nick?Your free Google Ads action plan
Search themes and a draft ad for your service and area.
Practical next steps for your campaign, website and measurement.
Copy or print it. Optionally explore lead costs using your own numbers.