PPC Consultant for Bradley Stoke Businesses

You're already running ads. You need a second opinion.

Maybe your in-house team is doing fine but you want a reality check. Or you’ve got an agency, but something feels off. Or you’re managing ads yourself and need strategic direction without handing over the keys. That’s where consulting comes in. Twelve years running Google Ads at scale, I audit, advise, and sanity-check your approach — then you decide what to do with it.

What fractional consulting looks like

• Audit plus advice. I look at your campaigns, targeting, copy, tracking, and budget allocation. I tell you what’s working, what’s not, and exactly why.
• Strategy sessions. We meet (remote, flexible) to map out next quarters, test new channels, or troubleshoot a specific problem.
• Hands-on optimisation guidance. I don’t run it, but I tell you exactly what to change and why. You (or your team) execute.
• Second opinion. Before you commit to a big campaign change, testing strategy, or new agency, run it by me first.
• No ongoing management required. You stay in control. I’m here to sharpen your thinking.

Why in-house teams and agencies book a consultant

In-house teams often get stuck in their own patterns. Agencies juggle multiple clients and miss depth. Either way, a fresh senior voice catches blindspots. For clients in Bradley Stoke, Gloucestershire, and across the UK, I spot waste, flag tracking gaps, and unlock strategy your current setup missed.

A typical consulting engagement

1. Initial conversationTell me your current setup, goals, and the specific thing you want to fix or explore.
2. Audit phaseI pull your data, review your account structure, copy, audiences, tracking — everything. Takes 1–2 weeks.
3. Recommendations meetingWe walk through findings, what it means, and your options. Usually 90 minutes.
4. Follow-up supportDepends on your engagement. Could be a monthly check-in, or just ad-hoc when you need input.

Fractional vs. full management

This isn’t for everyone. If you want someone to handle ads entirely, that’s the managed service. Consulting is for leaders who want to stay involved, teams who want sharper strategy, or agencies who want a senior peer review. Both matter; consulting just means you’re still driving the car.