Google Ads management that's measured in leads, not clicks.
SEO takes months; Google Ads puts you in front of people searching for your service today. We build, track and manage campaigns against cost per lead — and the ad account stays in your name.
Google Ads (PPC) Management at a glance
Flowmatix provides google ads (ppc) management for businesses in Toronto and the GTA in person, plus clients worldwide remotely. Paid search campaigns that bring in leads, not just clicks.
- Provider
- Flowmatix — digital studio in Toronto, Canada
- Serves
- Toronto and the GTA in person, plus clients worldwide remotely
- Includes
- Keyword and competitor research; Search, Performance Max and local campaign setup; Ad copy and dedicated landing pages
- Typical timeline
- Ongoing · 6-month minimum
- Pricing
- Personalised quote in about 3 minutes, then a fixed-price written proposal
- Ownership
- You own the code, content, accounts and data
- Last updated
- October 17, 2026
From our own work: We built this website's search architecture ourselves: 250 indexable pages with structured data, local service-area pages, an llms.txt file for AI assistants, and analytics that only run with consent. See Flowmatix at a glance.
Built around cost per lead
Clicks are easy to buy; enquiries are what matter. We set up conversion tracking for calls, forms and bookings before spending a dollar, then optimise campaigns against cost per lead — pausing keywords that spend without converting and expanding the ones that do.
Search, Performance Max and local campaigns
We build search campaigns around high-intent keywords, use Performance Max where it fits, and run location-targeted campaigns for service areas. Ad copy and landing pages are written together, so the promise in the ad matches the page.
The ad account stays in your name, and ad spend is paid directly to Google — never marked up.
What's included
- Keyword and competitor research
- Search, Performance Max and local campaign setup
- Ad copy and dedicated landing pages
- Conversion tracking for calls and forms
- Weekly bid, budget and negative-keyword management
- Monthly report on spend, leads and cost per lead
What it means for your business
Leads from day one
Appear for high-intent searches while SEO builds up.
Every dollar tracked
Calls and form fills tracked back to the keyword that drove them.
Your account, your data
You own the ad account and its history — always.
How we work
Discover
A short call to understand your business, customers and goals — then a fixed quote.
Design
We design around your brand and your customers, and you approve before we build.
Build & integrate
We develop, connect your tools and test on real devices.
Launch & grow
We go live, then keep improving through a monthly partnership — SEO, CRO, automation and AI.
Frequently asked questions
How much should I spend on Google Ads?
Enough to generate meaningful data in your market — your quote includes a recommended starting budget based on your services and area.
How soon will Google Ads bring leads?
Usually within the first weeks, once tracking and campaigns are live. Performance improves as data accumulates.
How much does it cost?
Every Google Ads (PPC) Management project is different, so we don't publish a price list. Answer a few questions in our quote builder and you'll get a personalised plan and estimate — compared with market prices and designed around your budget — in about 3 minutes.
Do I own what you build?
Yes. The code, content, accounts and data are yours. No lock-in — leave any time and we'll help you move.
Related reading
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- Small Business Marketing Budget in Canada: How Much to Spend and How to Split It
- How to Get More Customers Online in Toronto: 7 Channels, Ranked by Payback
Ready to see what your project costs?
Answer a few questions and get a personalised plan, a comparison with typical market prices, and a clear next step. No obligation, no sales pressure.