Naomi buys your Google Ads, audits your SEO and builds the funnels the ads land on — the whole loop, running around the clock. Nothing changes in your account until you say yes.
By Namari Solutions · Houston, TXSearch terms drift, budgets pace wrong, a competitor moves. By the time someone opens the account on Friday, four days of spend are already gone.
Every form fill is worth $1 to Google because nobody ever sends back what a job actually closed for. So it buys you more cheap leads.
The ad promises a same-day estimate. The page is a homepage with eleven links. The click is paid for and then wasted.
Naomi is connected through the API, not a dashboard screenshot. Spend, search terms, conversions, call outcomes, page speed, rankings — pulled continuously and compared against what you told her the account is for.
Not an alert. A change: the account, the exact field, the current value, the new value, and why. Each one gets an ID so you can find it again, and a plain-English rationale you can argue with.
Approve, edit or decline — from the dashboard, an email, or a text. Set standing rules if you want speed: auto-approve negatives under $20, always hold anything that raises budget. The gate is the product, not a setting.
She writes the change into the live account, verifies it took, and logs it. Closed revenue goes back to Google as the real conversion value, so the next round of bidding chases jobs that paid instead of forms that filled.
One card, one decision. Try it — approve the proposal, change the number first, or turn it down.
Average closed job value across the last 90 days is $174.60. Google is currently bidding as if every lead is worth a dollar, so Smart Bidding is chasing volume instead of revenue.
The daily work of a good media buyer, done hourly: budgets, bids, negatives, search terms, ad copy and structure — every change proposed before it lands.
Not just ads — your whole search presence. She crawls the site, finds what is costing you organic clicks, and ships the fix as a reviewable change.
She writes the ad, then builds the page it lands on — matched to the ad copy and the campaign goal, published on your domain, and routed automatically.
Closed revenue from your CRM goes back to Google as the true conversion value. Bidding starts optimizing toward money instead of form fills.
Because she owns the connections, reporting is a by-product. One weekly digest: what changed, what it cost, what closed, what she wants to do next.
She stands up tracking properly on day one — tags, events, call conversions, form goals — then keeps checking it still fires. No more accounts optimizing on a broken tag nobody noticed.
Move off the spreadsheet or the CRM you outgrew without losing a month of selling. Records, history, custom fields and pipeline stages carried over, deduped and verified.
The follow-up that runs whether or not anyone remembers: speed-to-lead texts, nurture, review requests, reactivation — every send gated by the same approval rules.
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Every write to a live account is gated, logged and attributable to the person who approved it. That number is the product.
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She reads the account every hour, including the weekend a competitor doubles their budget. You still only work business hours.
Always onNo write to a live account happens without a human yes. Not a toggle you can turn off — the way the system is built.
Give her more rope where it is safe. Auto-approve small negatives, always hold budget increases. You set the boundary.
Every proposal, decision and API call is recorded with a timestamp and a name. You can reconstruct any change months later.
Every executed change stores its previous state. If a change was wrong, it goes back to what it was in one click.
She works inside your Google Ads, your CRM, your domain. No rented sub-accounts, no data hostage, no exit fee.
Ask “why did cost per lead jump on Haulr last week” and get a real answer with the numbers — then a proposal to fix it.
Connect a Google Ads account and Naomi will come back with her first set of proposals inside a day. You approve nothing you don't want to.
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