A Google Ads consultant who runs your account himself
I’m Alamgir Anwar, the founder of Klexa. I build and run every Google Ads account myself, for contractors, roofers, HVAC companies, plumbers and crane and rigging firms. There’s no management fee until the account books you a job.
Three kinds of Google Ads expert
Who you can call when you need help with Google Ads, and what each one actually does. Read on Google’s and Upwork’s own pages, October 2026.
| Option | What they do | How it’s paid |
|---|---|---|
| Google’s own Ads Experts | Help you set up a first campaign in your first 30 days after signing up | Google’s support |
| A marketplace freelancer | Hourly work on the tasks you define | $15 to $40 an hour on Upwork |
| Klexa | Runs the account every week, tracks calls, answers for booked jobs | No management fee until a booked job |
What you get from this Google Ads consultant
One person who knows your account inside out. I set up the tracking, build the campaigns, read your search terms every week and move the budget toward what books jobs. When you email, you get the person who set the bids.
It’s Google Ads consulting for service businesses, done as ongoing management rather than a one-off report. If you’ve been looking for a PPC consultant who’ll stay in the account after the audit, this is that.
On this page: How it’s paid What’s included How to choose Proof Contact FAQs
- Who it is for
- US service businesses where one job pays for the month
- What is measured
- Tracked calls, forms and booked jobs, not clicks
- Fee model
- No management fee until the account books a job
- Who runs it
- Alamgir Anwar, founder
How working with me is paid for
Most consultants bill by the hour or the month, whatever the account does. I’m paid when it does what you hired it for.
Until it books a job
No management fee. Not a click, not a lead: a repair, install, quote visit or consultation on your calendar.
After that
A flat monthly fee, quoted on the call once I’ve looked at your account or market.
Leaving
No contract. If you’re not happy with the conversions, it’s 30 days’ notice and you’re out.
Your account
The Google Ads account, the tracking and the data stay yours. You pay Google for the clicks directly.
SEO comes complimentary with the Google Ads work. Once the ads are booking jobs, local SEO is included at no extra cost. The full model is on how the pricing works.
What the work includes, every week
The same standard on every account, because I’m the one doing it.
Tracking before spend
Call tracking, form tracking and conversions set up and checked in a live browser before a dollar runs. In the trades the phone call is usually the job.
Campaigns split by what you sell
Repair, install and maintenance get their own campaigns and their own ads, so an emergency and a planned job don’t fight over one budget.
Search terms read every week
Job seekers, DIY questions and other towns get blocked with negative keywords, and the budget moves toward what books.
Performance Max, with guardrails
Used only where it adds booked jobs, with brand and location controls so it doesn’t take credit for searches your Search campaigns already win.
Your service area only
Ads shown to people in the area you serve, not to people merely interested in it.
Your landing page, checked
If the page loses callers, you get a short brief: click-to-call, your service area, proof, and a form that asks only what you need.
A short note each week
What changed in the account and why, in plain English.
How to choose a Google Ads consultant: 7 questions to ask
Whether you hire a Google Ads expert, an agency or me, these questions sort out most of the field in one call. Ask them of me too.
Who will actually run my account?
The person on the sales call, or someone you’ll never meet?
Will calls be tracked before the ads go live?
If calls don’t count as conversions, Google optimizes for clicks.
What counts as a lead, and do I confirm it?
A tight definition keeps wrong numbers and sales pitches out of the results.
Will I see the search terms report?
It’s the list of what people typed before clicking. Ask how often it’s read.
Is the ad account in my name?
If you leave, you should keep the history and the data.
Is there a contract, and what notice do I give?
A good consultant doesn’t need a 12-month lock-in.
How are you paid, and what does that reward?
Hourly and percentage-of-spend fees are paid whether or not the phone rings.
Red flags: reports full of clicks and impressions but no calls; an ad account you can’t log into; a promise of results before anyone has looked at your account; and no clear answer to question 7.
If you’d like a structured way to check an account you already run, the Google Ads audit checklist walks through it, and what Google Ads costs, by trade shows what clicks should cost before you hire anyone.
What it looks like in real accounts
A New York crane and rigging company, a client since 2021, where one job is worth thousands and most leads phone in.
- $187per lead in 2026 so far, against $393 in 2023
- 582tracked leads since January 2024
63% of those leads were phone calls, not forms. And a plumbing account built from scratch in Buffalo in 2026 produced 89 tracked leads at $92 each in its first 90 days.
“He treats our ad spend like it’s his own money and focuses on real business outcomes, not vanity metrics.”
Marcus R., Construction, New York
Crane figures as of September 2026, from the client’s Google Ads account. See the crane and rigging page.
Message, email or book a call
Pick whichever’s easiest. You’ll hear back from me, Alamgir, not a sales team.
Talk to Alamgir
Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm Central.
Book a 20-minute call WhatsApp +44 7832 713463 Email [email protected]WhatsApp messages only on that number. US calls: +1 712 409 2319.
Questions about hiring a Google Ads consultant
What does a Google Ads consultant do?
A Google Ads consultant plans, builds and runs your ad account: tracking, keywords, ads, bids, budgets and the weekly search-term clean-up. Some only advise or audit. I run the account myself, week in, week out, and report on calls and booked jobs.
How much does a Google Ads consultant cost?
Fees range widely. Upwork’s own page puts freelance Google Ads experts at $15 to $40 an hour, and agencies often charge a monthly retainer or a share of ad spend. With Klexa there’s no management fee until the account books you a job, then a flat monthly fee. Your ad spend goes to Google either way.
Should I hire a consultant or an agency?
It depends who’ll actually do the work. A good consultant gives you the person who set the bids. An agency can give you more hands, but often a junior account manager. Klexa is the first kind: I run the ads myself and lead the SEO with my team.
Can’t I just use Google’s own Google Ads experts?
Google’s Ads Experts help new advertisers set up a first campaign within 30 days of signing up. For an active campaign, Google points you to its Help Center. That’s onboarding help, not someone running your account every week and answering for the jobs it books.
Do I need a Google Ads expert near me?
No. Google Ads work happens inside the ad account, so your consultant doesn’t need to be in your town. What matters is that they know your service area, answer on your hours and track your calls. I work with US businesses remotely, Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm Central.
Is a Google AdWords consultant the same thing?
Yes. Google Ads was called Google AdWords until 2018, so a Google AdWords consultant, a Google Ads specialist and a Google Ads consultant all do the same job.
Talk to the person who’ll run your ads
Twenty minutes on your account or your market, and a plain answer on what I’d change. No contract, and nothing signed on the call.