How far around Wells can you target my ads?

We can set a radius that makes sense for your shop. Some auto repair shops pull from a 20-mile radius, some pull from more. We'll look at where your customers realistically come from — places like Rusk, Alto, or other spots in Cherokee County — and target accordingly.

Do I pay you and Google separately?

Yes. Your ad spend goes directly to Google — you own the account and can see every dollar. Our management fee starting at $750/mo covers setting up your campaigns, writing the ads, choosing keywords, and adjusting everything week to week so your budget isn't wasted.

Can I run ads for specific services like transmission repair or AC work?

That's actually the best way to do it. Running separate campaigns for different services lets us write ads that speak directly to what someone is searching for. Someone looking for brake repair sees a brake repair ad, not a generic auto shop ad. It performs better.

What if I don't have a website yet?

You'll need somewhere to send people who click your ads. We can build a site for your shop — a full website starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. Or if you just need a single landing page to get ads running fast, we can talk about that too.

How quickly will I start getting calls from ads?

Ads can go live within a few days of getting your account set up. Calls can start coming in that same week. The first couple of weeks are about gathering data — seeing what's working, what's not, and making adjustments. It ramps up from there.

Google Ads Management · Wells, TX

Google Ads Management for Auto Repair Shops in Wells

You're paying Google to send you tire-kickers from three counties away. We build ad campaigns for auto repair shops in Wells that actually target the folks who need brake jobs, oil changes, and engine work — and who are close enough to drive to your shop.

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Your Ad Budget Deserves Better Than Guesswork

Google Ads for a small-town shop is tricky. You're not trying to reach millions of people — you're trying to reach the rancher down FM 343 whose truck is making a noise, or the family near the Methodist church whose AC quit working in July. That's a very specific audience in a very small area. And if your campaigns aren't set up with that in mind, you're just donating money to Google.

What We Actually Do With Your Campaigns

First, we figure out what services you want to push. Transmission work? Brake replacements? General maintenance? Each one gets its own ad group with keywords that match how real people search — not industry jargon nobody types into Google.

Then we set your targeting tight. Wells and the surrounding area in Cherokee County. Maybe you pull customers from Rusk or Alto too — we can include those. But we're not showing your ads to someone in Nacogdoches who's never going to make the drive. Every click costs you money, so every click better be someone who could actually walk through your door.

Why This Works for a Shop Your Size

A lot of shop owners in small towns assume Google Ads is only for the big chains or the shops in larger cities. That's backwards. In a place like Wells, there's less competition for ad space. Fewer shops bidding on the same keywords means your cost per click stays lower. You can show up at the top of Google for way less than a shop in Houston or Dallas would pay.

And here's what matters most — we don't set it up and walk away. We watch which keywords are getting clicks, which ones are actually turning into phone calls or appointment requests, and which ones are just burning through your budget. The ones that aren't working get cut. The ones that are get more of your money behind them. That's the whole job.

Your ads can link straight to a page that shows your service menu, your certifications, before and after photos of past repairs — whatever makes someone pick up the phone. If you don't have that kind of page yet, we build websites too. But the ads side alone starts at $750/mo for ongoing management, and that includes the constant adjustments that keep things running right.

Small towns run on trust. Somebody's engine light comes on and they Google it before they ask their neighbor. If your shop shows up first with a clear message about what you do and how to book an appointment, you're getting that call. If you don't show up, somebody else in the area is. Simple as that.