"Stop asking me 'how much does Google Ads cost'!"
"How much does Google Ads cost?"—Every time I hear this question, I want to counter with: Do you want this money to be "spent" or "earned back"?
There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. It’s like renovating a house—whether it’s a basic, luxury, or custom build, the materials and square footage all determine the final price.
For advertising specifically, three key factors matter:
Goals determine the starting point: Do you want to test the waters with a few leads per month, or are you committed to dominating industry keywords? The former can start with a few thousand, while the latter has no budget ceiling.
Product defines value: Selling high-end custom equipment? A single client worth hundreds of thousands justifies premium bids. Selling common parts? You’ll need meticulous calculations to find cost-effective traffic.
Competitors dictate costs: If rivals are aggressively bidding, squeezing in will multiply your expenses.
So price isn’t the issue—ROI is what counts. An account that spends $5K monthly but converts precisely is infinitely more valuable than one burning $50K on vague inquiries.
Stop fixating on cost alone. Bring your real goals, product strengths, and competitive landscape to the discussion. What I can offer isn’t just a quote—it’s a complete roadmap from testing to scaling.
Follow me, and next time I’ll explain in one minute: how beginners can launch Google Ads with minimal budgets, avoid money pits, and secure real leads fast.
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