Naomi is software that runs your Google Ads, keeps your website showing up on Google, and builds the pages your ads send people to. She checks everything every hour and writes up what to fix. Nothing changes until you say yes.
By Namari Solutions · Houston, TXA media buyer is the person who decides where your ad money goes and keeps adjusting it. Naomi does that job, plus your website’s Google rankings and landing pages, connected directly to your accounts.
Every hour she checks your spending, searches, leads and website. When something is wasting money or missing an opportunity, she writes a specific suggestion to fix it.
You read the suggestion and decide. Nothing in your account changes until you say yes, and anything she changes can be put back in one click.
What people search, what competitors bid, how fast your budget runs out: it all changes daily. If someone only opens the account once a week, a problem can burn money for days before anyone notices.
Google only sees that someone filled out a form. It doesn’t know which ones became paying jobs, so it keeps finding you cheap leads instead of good ones.
The ad promises a same-day estimate. The click lands on a homepage with eleven links. You paid for that visitor, and they leave.
Naomi works in a loop that repeats every hour. Here’s each step, and where you come in.
Naomi connects straight to your Google Ads, your website and your CRM (the system where you keep leads and customers). Every hour she reads what you spent, what people searched before clicking, which clicks became leads or calls, and how fast your pages load and where they rank.
Not a vague alert. A specific change: which account, which setting, what it is now, what she’d change it to, and why, in plain English. Each suggestion gets an ID so you can find it again later.
Approve, edit or decline each one, from the dashboard, email or a text message. Want her moving faster? Set standing rules, like “always approve blocking junk searches under $20” or “always ask me before raising a budget.”
She makes the change inside your live account, reads it back to confirm it stuck, and records who approved it. When a lead turns into a paying job, she tells Google what it was worth, so Google learns to find more customers like that one.
Every suggestion shows up as one card like this. Try it: approve it, change the number first, or turn it down. The business names are made up.
The average closed job across the last 90 days is $174.60. Right now Google treats every lead as if it’s worth $1, so it’s chasing the cheapest leads instead of the ones that turn into paying jobs.
Eight jobs you’d normally hire different people for. Each card says what the job is in plain terms and what she handles. Every one goes through the same approval card.
The daily work of a good ad manager, done every hour: setting budgets, adjusting bids, blocking searches that waste money, and writing new ads.
SEO is how your website appears in Google’s free results. She scans your site for what’s holding it back (slow pages, missing titles, broken links) and sends each fix for approval.
A landing page is where someone arrives after clicking an ad. She builds one that matches what the ad promised, publishes it on your site, and connects the form so leads reach you.
She connects closed jobs in your CRM back to the ad that brought them in. You see which campaigns actually make money, and Google learns what a good customer looks like.
One weekly summary in plain English: what changed, what it cost, what came in, and what she wants to do next. Ask her anything in between.
Before anything else, she makes sure your site correctly counts calls and form fills, and keeps checking that it still does. Ads run on broken tracking are flying blind.
Move off a spreadsheet or a CRM you’ve outgrown without losing a month of selling. Contacts, history and pipeline stages come over, with duplicates removed and everything double-checked.
Texts and emails that go out whether or not anyone remembers: fast replies to new leads, follow-ups, review requests and appointment reminders. Every message is approved first.
Naomi does the work on her own. You decide what she’s allowed to do. Here’s how that works.
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Every change to a live account is gated, recorded, and tied to the person who approved it. That number is the product.
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She checks your accounts every hour, including the weekend a competitor doubles their budget. You still only work business hours.
Always onNo change to a live account happens without a person saying yes. That’s how the system is built, not a setting you can forget to turn on.
Give her more freedom where it’s safe: auto-approve small junk-search blocks, always hold budget increases. You draw the line.
Every suggestion, decision and change is recorded with a time and a name. You can trace any change months later.
Every change saves what was there before. If a change was wrong, one click puts it back.
She works inside your own Google Ads, CRM and website. No borrowed accounts, no data held hostage, no exit fee.
Ask “why did my cost per lead jump last week?” and get a real answer with the numbers, then a suggestion to fix it.
Ad software is full of jargon. Here’s what every term on this page means.
No. Every change to your live account needs your yes, unless it’s covered by a standing rule you created. You can see and delete those rules any time.
No. She works inside your own Google Ads, website and CRM. If you stop using her, everything stays exactly where it is.
Plans depend on how many ad accounts you connect, and they’re billed monthly. You’ll see the options before you pay anything.
You can decline any suggestion, and anything she has changed can be undone in one click. Every decision is recorded.
Google’s automation only knows what’s inside Google Ads. Naomi also sees your website, your CRM and which leads actually paid, and uses that to steer Google in the right direction.
Namari Solutions, a marketing and operations agency in Houston. We built Naomi to run our own client work. You can use her yourself, or hire us and we’ll run her for you. Meet Namari →
Four steps from signing up to her first suggestion. You approve everything along the way.
Sign up with your work email. That’s your login for the dashboard, where every suggestion lands.
Sign in with Google and choose the ad account. You can connect your website and CRM later.
Within a day, she comes back with her first set, each one on its own approval card.
Approve, edit or decline. Nothing changes until you do. Add standing rules once you trust her.
Namari, the agency that built Naomi, can run her for you. It starts with a free audit of your accounts, and the report is yours to keep either way.
Connect a Google Ads account and Naomi comes back with her first set of suggestions within a day. You approve nothing you don’t want to.
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