
"Not only was he able to deliver paying customers below our target cost per acquisition, but he is incredible at helping us stay on top of what's going on in the account."
Olly
Founder

person you hireI plan, build and manage your Google Ads. You get reports on trials, pipeline and new MRR. Clicks and impressions stay in the appendix.
15 minutes with me, not a sales rep. You'll leave with a go or no-go on paid search.
Want the same for your SaaS?
I'll tell you on the call whether paid search will work for you, and what it would take.
Clicks and CTR are inputs. What I report is what the account produced: trials, demos, pipeline, new MRR and months to payback.
B2C AI SaaS
129
Paying customers a month
Up from 29 in six months.Up from 29 in six months, profitable every month.
Read the case study →: Paying customers a monthB2B AI SaaSB2B AI SaaS · From scratch
$2,219
New MRR in 30 daysNew MRR in the first 30 days
2.89-month payback.With a 2.89-month payback.
Read the case study →: New MRR in the first 30 daysB2B · FreemiumB2B SaaS · Freemium
$3,664
New MRR per month
From non-branded search.From non-branded search terms.
Read the case study →: New MRR per monthB2B · Sales-ledB2B SaaS · Sales-led
2x
B2B pipeline, doubled
In under 2 months.
Read the case study →: B2B pipeline, doubled
"We would highly recommend this team to any SaaS business serious about paid growth."

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Every change made by me,and explained in your Slack.
At most agencies a senior sells the account and a junior runs it. I have no juniors to hand it to. Strategy, build, weekly changes and reporting are all done by me.

"Working with Mitch from Ads That Convert has been a game-changer for our startup."

Each account starts with your unit economics. If they look like a poor fit for paid search, I'll say so before we start.
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Sign-up to paid rate, LTV and target payback, compared against current CPCs for your keywords.
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Trial, demo and paid events sent back to Google Ads from your product, CRM or Stripe.Trial, demo and paid events sent back to Google Ads from your product, CRM or Stripe, so bidding learns from revenue, not form fills.
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Starting with high-intent and competitor terms, then moving into non-branded demand.
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Weekly changes, and a report written in new MRR, not clicks.

"Mitch has been incredible to work with. Explained difficult concepts clearly and went above and beyond to make sure we were happy. Will definitely work with him again!"
Google Ads amplifies a product that already sells. It can't create a market for one that doesn't. It works if you:
Trials, freemium or demo requests. I've run all three and set up tracking for each.
This shows product-market fit, and gives enough data to judge whether paid search makes sense.
If churn is too high, customers won't stay long enough to pay back what it cost to acquire them.
Pre-revenue, or hoping ads will find product-market fit for you? I'm probably not the right hire yet.
You keep control of your account, your data and your contract.
Weekly, fortnightly or monthly reports on pipeline and new MRR, not clicks.
Campaigns run in your Google Ads account. If we stop, everything stays with you.
I write it myself, so paid sign-ups and their value flow back into Google Ads.
Month-to-month from $2,000. Clients stay because it works, not because they're stuck.
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Podcast
Article
ArticleHyper-local PPC landing pagesWritten for Search Engine Journal, PPC Hero, Optmyzr and PPC Chat.
Speak to someone I work with now before you sign anything.
Before we work together, I look at your sign-up to paid rate, customer lifetime value and target payback, and compare them with what clicks cost for your keywords. That shows what the campaigns need to hit to be profitable, and how realistic it is. If the numbers don't work, I'll tell you on the call. If they do, the same numbers become the targets I report against.
You talk to me, not a sales rep. You don't need to give me access to your Google Ads account. Rough figures for revenue per customer, sign-up to paid rate and current ad spend are enough.
By the end you'll get a go or no-go on paid search. If it isn't a fit yet, I'll say so and explain what would need to change.
Two parts. My management fee starts at $2,000 a month. Your ad spend is paid to Google directly, on your own card.
Most of my clients start with $5,000 to $10,000 a month in ad spend and scale up once results come in. The right amount depends on your sign-up to paid rate, customer lifetime value and target payback, and I'll size it with you on the call.
Me. From the first call to the weekly reports, you deal with me. There are no account managers, juniors or offshore staff on your account.
I've worked in paid media for 8+ years across 85+ verticals, in agencies, as a freelancer and in my own businesses. I keep a small client list on purpose, so your account gets real hours from the person who built it.
Most accounts have campaigns live within 7 days of onboarding. That includes the tracking, so trials, demos and paid customers are reported back to Google Ads from the start.
There are no lock-in contracts. It's month-to-month. Campaigns run in your own Google Ads account, on your card, so if we stop working together everything stays with you.
We agree the targets before you sign or pay anything, usually cost per trial or demo, cost per paying customer and months to payback. My reports are written against those. I can't guarantee results (no one can), but I'll make sure your campaigns have every chance of success.
Often, yes. But the cost of a click doesn't matter on its own. What matters is whether more revenue comes back than you spend. Search is competitive because it works. I've run accounts with clicks over $100 that stayed profitable.
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