Google Ads assistant

Google Ads Virtual Assistant

A dedicated Google Ads virtual assistant who keeps your account clean every week — search terms reviewed, wasted keywords blocked, budgets paced and a clear report in your inbox. $8 an hour, and never a percentage of your ad spend.

0% of ad spendWeekly reportsMonth to month
Weekly account checkExample search campaign for a local business
Checks done0/5
Clicks412
CTR3.1%
CPC$2.40
Leads9
STSearch terms reviewedDone
NGWasted keywords added as negativesDone
$Budget pacing checkedDone
ADNew ad copy test launchedDone
RPWeekly report sentDone
Illustration · figures are an example, not a client accountLive
0% of your ad spend

We bill the hours your assistant works. Nothing is taken as a commission on what you spend with Google.

You own the account

Your assistant works inside your own Google Ads account with access you control and can remove at any time.

Weekly reporting

A plain-language summary every week: what was spent, what it produced and what changed.

Month to month

No minimum term. Scale the hours up in a busy season and down when things are quiet.

Why owners hand it over

Google Ads that get checked every week

Most small-business Google Ads accounts are not badly built; they are left alone. Search terms nobody reviews, budgets that run out by Tuesday and ads that have not been tested in a year all quietly waste money.

A Google Ads virtual assistant does the weekly housekeeping that keeps an account efficient. You set the goals and the budget; your assistant watches the numbers, makes the routine changes and tells you what they found.

What your Google Ads assistant handles

Search term reviews

Every week, the searches that triggered your ads are reviewed and irrelevant ones blocked as negative keywords.

Budget and bid pacing

Daily budgets and bids checked so spend lasts the whole month and goes to the campaigns that convert.

Ad copy and assets

New headlines and descriptions tested, sitelinks and call assets kept current with your offers.

Conversion tracking checks

Forms, calls and bookings checked so the account is optimising for real leads, not just clicks.

Landing page updates

Simple landing page edits and checks so the page matches the ad and loads properly on mobile.

Weekly reports

A short report on spend, leads and cost per lead, with the changes made that week.

0% of your ad spend, ever

Most agencies charge a percentage of your ad spend. That gives the person advising you on your budget a reason to raise it.

We bill the hours your assistant works — $8 an hour — and nothing on the spend itself. If the right answer is to spend less, your assistant has no reason not to say so.

What we do not do

  • Promise first position or guaranteed results.
  • Set or raise your budget for you.
  • Rebuild your website as part of an ads engagement.
  • Lock you into a long contract.

Stating the limits is what makes the rest credible.

How it works

Four steps to a cleaner account

1

Free call

We talk through the work you want off your plate and whether an assistant is the right answer.

Nothing to sign
2

Written task list

You get a written list of exactly which tasks and how many hours are being handed over.

Nothing to sign
3

Meet your assistant

You meet the person we have matched to that list before anything starts.

4

Work starts

Typically within three to five business days of the first call. If the match is wrong, we re-match at no extra cost.

What it costs

What a Google Ads assistant costs

Google Ads management is billed at our technical and marketing rate, on hours worked. Your ad spend is paid directly to Google and is never marked up.

General support

$5/hour

Report preparation, data exports and simple account admin.

Technical and marketing

$8/hour

Weekly account management: search terms, negatives, budgets, ad tests, tracking checks and reporting. 10 hours a week is about $320 a month.

Monthly figures assume a 4-week month. Ad spend is separate and paid to Google. See full pricing

Questions

Google Ads virtual assistant – common questions

What does a Google Ads virtual assistant do?

A Google Ads virtual assistant manages the weekly work in your account: reviewing search terms, adding negative keywords, pacing budgets and bids, testing ad copy, checking conversion tracking and sending a plain-language report. They work inside your own account.

How much should a small business spend on Google Ads?

There is no universal number. Start with a budget you can sustain for at least three months, enough for a steady flow of clicks each day so you can learn what converts in your market. Your assistant tracks cost per lead weekly so you can decide whether to raise, hold or cut it. We never set the budget for you.

Do you charge a percentage of ad spend?

No. Go Socialate charges $8 an hour for the time your assistant works. Nothing is taken as a percentage of your ad spend, which is paid directly to Google.

Who owns the Google Ads account?

You do. Your assistant is added as a user on your own account, and you can remove access at any time. Your campaigns, data and history stay with you.

Can the assistant work alongside our agency or in-house team?

Yes. Many owners use an assistant for the weekly housekeeping and reporting while a strategist or agency sets direction. Your assistant follows the plan and flags anything that needs a decision.

How quickly will I see results?

Wasted spend usually drops within the first few weeks as irrelevant search terms are blocked. Improvements in cost per lead build over one to three months as ad tests and bid changes accumulate.