How do I get more plumbing jobs from Google ads without an agency?
Run search ads for each job type you want, inside the towns your vans actually reach, and judge them on booked jobs. With Run My Ads you connect your own Google Ads account, tell Ados your services and service area, and it builds a campaign per service, such as drain cleaning, water heaters and leak repair, so you can see which ones pay. You approve each ad, and the job requests go to your calendar or CRM for your office to schedule.
How much should a home service business spend on Google ads to start?
Work it out from what an average job is worth to you, how many extra jobs your crews can take each week, and how big your service area is. Pick one or two services you want more of, set a daily budget you can hold for a few weeks so the campaign can learn, and judge it on booked jobs, not clicks or calls that go nowhere. Raise spend only on the services that book, and slow down when the schedule is full. Ad spend is paid to Google or Meta from your own ad account.
What Run My Ads itself costs: Autopilot is $49 every 30 days; Done For You is $997 every 30 days plus a one-time $297 setup. Ad spend is on top and is not a Run My Ads fee. Big Spender: a custom plan for big budgets, priced on a call. Book one at runmyads.com/intro. See pricing
Can AI run Google ads for my cleaning or landscaping business?
Yes. Ados is an AI that plans, writes and runs search ads and Facebook and Instagram ads for cleaning, lawn care, landscaping and other home services, inside the spend limit you set. It pushes recurring plans, such as weekly cleaning or seasonal lawn care, to homeowners nearby, and you approve every ad before it goes live.
Can I say "licensed and insured" in my electrician ads?
Only if it is true for every job the ad covers, and you should be ready to show the license. Licensing rules for trades are set by your state or local board, and a license claim that does not match your trade or area can get the ad rejected or bring a complaint. Ados uses a license or insurance claim only after you confirm it, and keeps the ad on the work itself otherwise.
What should a pest control or plumbing ad avoid saying?
Avoid scare copy and anything you cannot back up. Ads that warn of disaster, flooding, fire or infestation to push a panic call tend to be limited by the platforms and put homeowners off. Ados writes ads that say plainly what you fix, where you work and how to book, without invented warnings, fake rush or claims about the reader's home it cannot know.