AutoDetailingMarketingAgency

Run and manage your Google Ads (and usually Meta) so they book jobs instead of burning budget on clicks. For a detailing shop that means splitting campaigns by service line — detailing, ceramic coating, PPF, tint — building negative keyword lists that cut DIY and job-seeker searches, tracking calls and bookings, and pacing budget around your busy season. The goal is booked details, coatings and wraps at a cost that works against your ticket, not a clicks report.

One flat monthly management fee. You pay Google and Meta directly — the ad budget sits in your own account, in your name — and we take no markup and no percentage of your spend. Most detailing PPC agencies charge ~15%+ of spend, which quietly rewards them for spending more of your money. We don't, and there are no upsells. Month-to-month, no contract.

Most auto detailing shops in California spend $3,000-15,000/month on ads. At roughly $6-9 per click, a $2,000/month Google Ads budget is about 250 clicks; with a detailing-tuned funnel that's in the range of 25-30 leads and 15-20 booked jobs a month — though where you point the budget decides whether those are $150 washes or $5K coating jobs. We'd rather model your numbers against your average ticket than quote a generic figure.

All of them, as separate campaigns. A $150 detail, a $3K ceramic coating, a $6K PPF wrap and a tint job are four different buyers with four different searches and sales cycles. Running them as one campaign means overpaying for cheap-wash clicks while the high-ticket coating and PPF buyer goes elsewhere. Each gets its own keywords, ads, landing page and bid strategy.

Memberships. A $120/month customer over 18 months is worth $2,160 vs. a $200 one-time. We tell Google to count membership signups as the conversion.

Yes. $4-10K tickets in the OC luxury car market, with a longer sales cycle and often financing — it needs its own campaign and landing page to compete in its own searches.

Yes. Mobile detailers sell convenience and we target accordingly; a fixed-location shop sells the bay, the equipment and the controlled environment that coating and PPF work needs. Different copy, different landing pages, often different geography.

Tight match types plus a real, maintained negative keyword list. Self-managed detailing accounts typically leak a large share of budget on searches that never book — DIY how-tos, supply shopping, job seekers, out-of-area clicks. Cleaning that up is usually the single fastest win in a detailing account, before we touch bids or creative.

Yes — heavily for the luxury car market. Before/after reels and install footage build trust, and the same content doubles as paid ad creative.

No.

Tightest with Jobber, which we're partnered with — clients new to Jobber get a discount through us.