Ever notice your ROAS looks fine in the dashboard but your bank account disagrees?
Most Google Ads accounts don't underperform because of bad keywords or creative. They underperform because Smart Bidding is optimizing against garbage data. I fix that first, before touching a single bid
Over $10M+ in managed spend, mostly eCommerce and high-ticket lead gen. My actual specialty is rebuilding conversion tracking, server-side GTM, Enhanced Conversions, and offline conversion tracking synced to your CRM, so Google is optimizing for customers who paid, not visitors who bounced
One recent example: Shopify brand at $40K/month spend had their CAC drop 31% in 60 days, purely from feeding Smart Bidding actual margin data instead of raw purchase counts. No new campaigns, no budget increase
On the B2B side: SaaS client running Salesforce had been optimizing for form fills. Once we connected closed-won revenue back to Google via offline conversions, cost per qualified lead dropped 40% because the algorithm stopped chasing form-fillers who'd never buy
I also handle feed architecture (built around your actual margins, not just what's easiest to upload) and creative frameworks:
🧰 Performance Max, Demand Gen, YouTube, Search, and Standard Shopping
🧰 I use AI tools where they help. The algorithm isn't the enemy, bad signal quality is
Who I actually work well with:
✅ eCommerce doing 50+ purchases/month, who already know their CAC and LTV
✅ B2B lead gen running HubSpot, Salesforce, or Pipedrive, ready to track revenue back to source, not just form fills
✅ Minimum 5K/month ad spend below that, there isn't enough data volume for this to work
If that's you, skip the generic invite. Tell me your current spend, your biggest bottleneck, and what you've already tried. I'll tell you honestly within 24 hrs if I can help and how
Oleksandr S. earns an estimated $5.7k/mo. That's 3.9× the typical freelancer and more than 99.61% of everyone we track.