I will set up and manage google ads for cleaning businesses
Certified Google Ads Expert, Turning Clicks into Booked Jobs
About this Gig
Are you running Google Ads for your cleaning company but getting calls for cleaning jobs, free tips, or low prices?
Cleaning companies waste ad spend on job seekers. Searches for "cleaning jobs near me" or "maid hiring" drain your daily budget fast.
I set up Google Ads search campaigns specifically for residential maid services and commercial cleaning businesses.
How I protect your ad budget:
- Separate campaigns by service: Commercial office janitorial contracts never share budget with residential house cleaning.
- -Job seeker blocklist: Hundreds of pre-tested negative keywords that block job hunters, salaries, employment agencies, and DIY searches.
- Exact service radius: Ads show only in the neighborhoods and towns your cleaners travel to.
- Ad copy written to convert: Focus on background-checked staff, insured cleaners, and fast quote calls.
Check my profile portfolio to see how I grew a local cleaning company from 3 to 51 leads in 60 days.
Send me a message with your website and service area before ordering. Let's make your Google Ads profitable.
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FAQ
How do you stop job seekers from clicking our cleaning ads?
Cleaning ads attract hundreds of job applicants if left unfiltered. I upload a strict negative keyword list with over 150 employment terms (such as "jobs", "salary", "hiring", "employment", "cleaner wanted", "resume", and "careers") so you never pay for job seekers.
Can I run ads for commercial office cleaning only?
Yes. Commercial janitorial contracts produce the highest recurring profit. I can build campaigns focused strictly on commercial terms like "office cleaning company", "commercial janitorial services", and "building cleaning contract".
Do you set up tracking for phone calls and quote forms?
Yes. I configure tracking through Google Tag Manager for both phone number clicks and online quote form submissions, with deduplication to prevent inflated counts.
Who pays for the Google Ads click cost?
You pay Google directly with your credit card inside your Google Ads billing. My fee is strictly for campaign research, setup, ad copywriting, negative lists, and tracking.
