Multi-channel You own the accounts Transparent reporting

PPC Management Services that compound with your SEO instead of competing for budget.

Google Ads, Meta, Microsoft, LinkedIn, TikTok, and Snapchat. Managed by the same team running your SEO retainer or monthly SEO packages, so paid and organic share audience data, ad copy insights, and conversion learnings instead of working in silos.

  • Google, Meta, Microsoft, LinkedIn, TikTok
  • You own every account and audience
  • Conversion tracking set up correctly
  • Monthly reports tied to business outcomes
Live performance dashboard
Multi-channel campaigns · April 2026
vs. March
Ad spend
$18,420
Conversions
847
ROAS
4.2x
G
Google Ads
CPL $14.20
+18%
M
Meta Ads
CPL $22.80
+11%
B
Microsoft Ads
CPL $9.40
+24%
in
LinkedIn Ads
CPL $42.10
flat
Blended CAC down 16% month over month $31.40
You own all accounts and data
No long contracts
Transparent monthly reporting
US-based account managers
100%
Account ownership
Every Google, Meta, and LinkedIn account stays in your name. Walk away anytime with everything.
6+
Platforms managed
Google, Meta, Microsoft, LinkedIn, TikTok, Snapchat. Pick the channels that fit your audience.
25-40%
Typical waste cut
Average wasted spend reduction in our first 60 days through audit, restructure, and negative keywords.
3
Month minimum
Then month to month with 30 days notice. Most clients stay 18+ months once accounts are dialed in.
The compound effect

Why running PPC and SEO under one team beats splitting them

Most agencies treat paid and organic like separate disciplines. Done that way, they compete for budget and duplicate audience research. When the same team runs both, the data from each channel makes the other one better. Here's specifically how.

PPC feeds SEO
What paid data unlocks for organic
1 Winning ad copy becomes SEO content
Headlines and descriptions that convert in ads tell you exactly what messaging resonates. Apply the same framing to title tags, H1s, and meta descriptions for organic pages.
2 Keyword CPC reveals commercial intent
A keyword nobody bids on is rarely worth ranking for. High-CPC keywords with strong PPC conversion rates are exactly the terms to prioritize in organic content.
3 Audience data feeds content topics
The customer profiles and lookalike audiences that work in paid tell you who's actually buying. Content strategy gets aimed at the same psychographic instead of guessing.
4 Geographic performance targets new markets
Cities and regions converting well in paid become priority targets for local SEO and city-specific landing pages.
SEO feeds PPC
What organic data unlocks for paid
1 Top organic pages exclude from bidding
If a keyword already ranks first organically, bidding on it cannibalizes free clicks. Audit organic top spots and pause those exact-match bids. Same traffic, less spend.
2 Branded search volume signals demand
Branded organic traffic shows real market demand. Sudden spikes mean now is the time to scale paid acquisition. Drops signal awareness work needed before more paid budget.
3 Featured snippets inspire ad headlines
Whatever phrasing Google chose for your featured snippet is messaging Google's algorithm already validates. Test those exact phrases as PPC headlines.
4 Landing page quality improves Quality Score
Strong organic landing pages with proper schema, fast load times, and good Core Web Vitals raise PPC Quality Score, which lowers CPC. Same investment, two channel benefits.

Why this matters. Splitting PPC and SEO between two agencies guarantees both miss this compound effect. The team running your ads doesn't see the organic data and vice versa. Running both under one team means every paid insight makes organic stronger, and every organic insight makes paid cheaper.

Platforms covered

Every major ad platform, run by people who specialize in that platform

Each platform has its own ad ecosystem, audience signals, and optimization patterns. We staff specialists for each rather than asking generalists to fake expertise across all of them.

G
Google Ads
Search, Performance Max, YouTube, Display, and Shopping campaigns. The highest-intent channel for most B2C and B2B accounts.
Search PMax Shopping YouTube
M
Meta Ads
Facebook and Instagram across Feed, Stories, Reels, and Marketplace. Best for visual products, lifestyle brands, and audience-driven targeting.
Facebook Instagram Reels
B
Microsoft Ads
Bing search plus the Microsoft Audience Network. Often 20 to 40% cheaper CPCs than Google for the same keywords, with older demographic skew.
Bing Search Audience Network
in
LinkedIn Ads
Sponsored Content, Message Ads, and Lead Gen Forms. Highest CPL on the list but unmatched for B2B targeting by job title, company, and industry.
B2B Lead Gen Account-targeted
T
TikTok Ads
In-feed video ads, Spark Ads, and TopView placements. Best for younger demos, viral-friendly products, and creative-led brands.
In-feed Spark Ads Creator
+
Snapchat & emerging
Snap Ads, Pinterest, and X (Twitter) for audiences and creative formats other platforms can't reach. Quoted case by case based on your audience fit.
Snapchat Pinterest X
What's included

Everything that comes with every PPC management tier

Setup and optimization
  • Full account audit before any changes
  • Campaign structure design from scratch
  • Conversion tracking setup (GA4, GTM, pixels)
  • Ad copy and creative production
  • Audience research and lookalike building
  • Ongoing bid and budget optimization
Reporting and measurement
  • Monthly performance PDF report
  • Live Looker Studio dashboard
  • Business metric reporting (CPL, ROAS, CAC)
  • Channel attribution and assist tracking
  • Monthly strategy review call
  • Quarterly business outcome review
Communication and access
  • Dedicated account manager
  • Slack channel or email, your call
  • Same-day response on critical issues
  • Ad approval workflow with your team
  • Direct platform access for your team
  • Full handoff documentation if you leave
Our process

From signed agreement to live ads in 14 days

Same workflow every account. Predictable, transparent, and built around your approval at the points that matter.

1
Day 1 to 3

Account audit

Pull existing accounts, identify wasted spend, document conversion tracking gaps and structural issues.

2
Day 4 to 6

Strategy design

Channel mix, budget allocation, audience targeting, campaign structure. Document and review with you.

3
Day 7 to 10

Build and tracking

Campaigns built, ad copy produced, creatives designed, conversion tracking verified across all properties.

4
Day 11 to 14

Launch and learn

Ads go live in controlled budget mode. Algorithm learning phase. Daily monitoring for the first two weeks.

5
Ongoing

Optimize and scale

Weekly optimization cycles, monthly strategy reviews, quarterly budget reallocation based on performance.

How we compare

Self-managed accounts vs Whitewater PPC management

Most businesses self-manage their ads or hire a junior in-house marketer who's stretched across other duties. Here's what changes when an experienced team owns the channel full-time.

Self-managed or in-house junior
Common starting point
  • Account structure built quickly, never optimized
  • Conversion tracking incomplete or measuring the wrong events
  • Spend allocated by gut, not by channel performance data
  • No negative keyword pruning, wasted spend compounds monthly
  • Quality Score ignored, CPC creeps up over time
  • Reporting in raw platform dashboards, no business metric tie-in
  • One platform mastered, the rest left underutilized
Whitewater approach
Whitewater PPC Management
Full-time channel ownership
  • Account audit before any changes, restructure with a documented rationale
  • Conversion tracking validated end to end across GA4, GTM, and platform pixels
  • Budget allocated weekly based on actual channel ROAS
  • Negative keyword and audience exclusion pruning every week
  • Quality Score managed actively to keep CPC trending down
  • Monthly reports tied to business outcomes, not platform vanity metrics
  • Specialists per platform, not generalists faking expertise
Management tiers

Three tiers based on channel count and ad spend

Ad spend is paid directly to platforms by you. Our fee covers management, optimization, reporting, and access to the team.

Single Channel
$1,500 / month
Up to $5K monthly ad spend
For accounts running one platform (typically Google Ads). Best for testing PPC before expanding.
  • One platform managed
  • Account audit and structural rebuild
  • Conversion tracking setup
  • Weekly bid and budget optimization
  • Monthly performance report
  • Monthly strategy call
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Full Stack
$4,800 / month
Up to $50K monthly ad spend
For mature accounts running integrated multi-channel campaigns with significant ad spend.
  • Everything in Multi Channel, plus:
  • Multi-platform with shared audiences
  • Custom attribution modeling
  • Weekly check-ins by default
  • Same-day response on critical issues
  • Dedicated account strategist
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Spending above $50K per month? Enterprise PPC management quoted case by case starting around $7,500 per month. Book a scoping call and we'll quote based on channel count and complexity.
Why PPC clients stay

Four reasons most management clients stay 18+ months

Account ownership stays with you

Every Google, Meta, LinkedIn, and platform account is created in your name with you as primary holder. If you ever stop working with us, accounts, audiences, conversion data, and historical performance all stay yours.

PPC and SEO run by the same team

Insights from paid feed organic strategy. Insights from organic make paid cheaper. No agency split where the right hand doesn't know what the left is doing. One team, one strategy across both channels.

Reporting tied to business outcomes

Cost per qualified lead, return on ad spend, customer acquisition cost. The numbers that affect your P&L, not the click-through rates and impressions that look good in screenshots but mean nothing.

No long contracts, no exit fees

Three month minimum to start. Month to month after that with 30 days notice. If the work stops fitting your needs, you walk. No surprise charges, no held-hostage account access.

Common questions

What people ask before hiring PPC management

What's included in your PPC management fee?
The management fee covers strategy, account setup, ongoing optimization, ad copy and creative testing, audience and bid management, conversion tracking setup, monthly reporting, and a strategy review call. Ad spend is paid separately to the platforms (Google, Meta, etc) directly from your account, not through us.
Who owns the ad accounts?
You do. Always. Every account is created in your name with you as the primary account holder. We get granted access. If you ever stop working with us, the accounts, conversion tracking, audiences, and historical data all stay with you. No lock-in, no exit fees.
What's a typical monthly ad spend to start?
Most clients start at $2,500 to $5,000 per month per platform. Below that, there's not enough data for the algorithm to optimize and the math on management fee versus ad spend doesn't work well. For local service businesses, $1,500 to $3,000 monthly can work on Google Ads if the geography is tight. Pair this with a Google Business Profile optimization for the strongest local results.
How do you measure success?
Tied to your actual business outcomes, not vanity metrics. For lead gen accounts, cost per qualified lead and lead-to-customer conversion rate. For ecommerce, ROAS and incremental revenue. Click-through rate and impressions are leading indicators we track internally, not the metrics we report success against.
What's the minimum commitment?
Three months to allow proper account setup, learning phase completion, and meaningful optimization data. After three months it's month to month with 30 days notice. Most clients stay 18+ months once the account is dialed in.
Do you guarantee results?
No. Any agency guaranteeing specific PPC results is either lying or planning to game metrics in ways that hurt your account over the long haul. What we do guarantee: transparent reporting, no hidden fees, real optimization work logged hour by hour, and the ability to walk away with everything (accounts, data, audiences) on 30 days notice.
Can you work with our existing PPC team?
Yes. Common arrangement for enterprises with in-house teams. We handle specific channels, complex campaign types, or strategic oversight while your team runs day to day. Hybrid scopes are quoted case by case.
How fast can you launch a new campaign?
Standard timeline is 7 to 14 days from signed agreement to live ads. Account audits, conversion tracking setup, audience building, ad copy and creative production, and approval flows all happen in that window. Rush launches available for an extra fee if you have a hard deadline.

See exactly where your ad budget is being wasted.

Free PPC account audit. We pull your Google Ads, Meta, or other accounts live on a 30-minute call and walk through what's working, what's not, and what 90 days of focused optimization would change. No pitch, no pressure.

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