We manage your Google Ads account.
Peacekeeper operates a Google Ads manager account — the top-level account Google gives agencies and consultants to administer client accounts. That's what lets us take over the day-to-day of your existing account, or stand up a new one, without you handing over your login or your ownership.
Campaign strategy, build, and optimization
Search, Performance Max, Demand Gen, and remarketing built around what you actually sell — then tuned every week instead of left on autopilot.
Keywords, audiences, and negatives
Match types, search-term mining, and an aggressive negative-keyword discipline so your budget stops paying for traffic that will never convert.
Conversion tracking that reports revenue
Google Ads conversions, GA4, enhanced conversions, and offline import wired correctly — because bidding is only as smart as the signal you feed it.
Budget pacing and bid strategy
Daily pacing, seasonality, and the right bid strategy for each campaign's data volume. No mystery overspend at the end of the month.
Ad copy, creative, and landing-page feedback
RSA assets, extensions, and creative that match intent — plus blunt feedback on the landing page, since we build those too.
Consolidated reporting across accounts
Brands, locations, or client accounts roll up into one dashboard, with a weekly report written for a human, not exported from an interface.
From project intake to production in three steps.
Access request
We send a link request from our Google Ads manager account. You approve it inside your own account — no passwords, no shared logins.
Audit and rebuild
We fix conversion tracking, restructure campaigns, and cut waste before we change what you spend. You see the plan first.
Run and report
Ongoing management with a weekly report you can actually read: spend, conversions, cost per result, and what changed and why.
A Google Ads manager account (formerly MCC) is a top-level account used to administer other accounts. It's how a consultant works inside your account properly: delegated, auditable, revocable — and never at the cost of what you own.
- —You approve access — and can revoke it instantly from your own account
- —You keep your account, billing setup, conversion history, and campaign history
- —No shared logins; access is delegated the way Google intends
- —Multiple brands, locations, or clients roll up into one dashboard
- —Aggregated performance, status, and reporting across every linked account
- —Consolidated billing where eligible, or keep your own card on each account
Google Ads management, answered.
Do we keep ownership of our Google Ads account?
Yes, always. Our manager account sits above yours with authorized access only. Your account, billing setup, conversion tracking, campaign history, and ownership stay with you.
Can we revoke your access?
Yes — instantly, and without asking us. Unlink the manager account from your account's access settings and our access ends immediately. Nothing you own leaves with us.
Do you need our password?
No. We send a link request from our manager account, you approve it in your own account, and that's the whole handshake. Shared logins are never necessary.
What if we don't have a Google Ads account yet?
We create one under our manager account so you can launch immediately, and it can be transferred into your own ownership whenever you want it.
Do you handle billing?
Either way. Where you're eligible we can run consolidated billing through the manager account, or you keep your own payment method on your account and we never touch it.
Can you manage multiple locations or brands?
That's exactly what a manager account is for. Each location or brand keeps its own account, conversion tracking, and history, and we report on all of them together.
How are you different from a typical ads agency?
We're software engineers first. Tracking, feeds, APIs, landing pages, and automation are things we build, not things we file a ticket for — so the account gets fixed at the source.
Want us to take the account off your hands?
Tell us what you are running now. We will review the account and reply within one business day.
What are you trying to ship?
One or two sentences is enough. A senior architect replies within one business day.