Can I run Google Ads for specific insurance products and not others?

Yes. If you want leads for life insurance but not auto, we can build campaigns that only target life insurance keywords. Most agents have one or two products that are more profitable or easier to sell, so it makes sense to focus your ad spend there instead of spreading it thin across everything you offer.

How do you prevent my ads from showing to people just shopping around?

We can't eliminate tire-kickers completely, but we can reduce them by using intent-based keywords and negative keywords. For example, targeting "need home insurance before closing" instead of just "home insurance." We also exclude terms like "cheapest" or "compare" that attract people who aren't ready to commit.

What happens if I'm already running ads on my own?

We'll audit your current account to see what's working and what's not, then either rebuild the campaigns properly or migrate you to a new account if the old one is too messy. You won't lose your history, but we'll stop wasting money on what isn't converting.

Do I need a separate landing page or can you use my existing website?

If your website already has a good quote form and clear contact information, we can send traffic there. But if your homepage is cluttered or doesn't match what the ad promises, we'll recommend building a simple landing page for better conversion rates. It depends on what you already have.

How long before I see actual leads from Google Ads?

You can start getting clicks within hours of launching, but qualified leads usually take a week or two as we test and adjust. Google Ads isn't like SEO where you wait months. It's faster, but it still needs time to gather data and improve. If you're not seeing any results after 30 days, something's wrong and we fix it.

Google Ads Management · Tyler, TX

Google Ads Management for Insurance Agents in Tyler

A couple walks into your office because their homeowner's policy just lapsed and they need coverage before closing on a house in three days. They found you at the top of Google when they searched for emergency home insurance. That's what happens when your ads are set up right and running when people need you most.

Get a Free Quote

You're Already Losing Money on Bad Keywords

If you're running your own Google Ads right now, you're probably bidding on terms like "insurance" or "car insurance" and wondering why your cost-per-click is $47 and nobody's calling. Those broad keywords eat your budget in two days. You need someone who knows the difference between a keyword that costs money and a keyword that makes money.

What's Actually Broken in Your Ad Account

Your ads are showing to people in Dallas or Houston because you didn't set geographic boundaries properly. Or they're showing to people who already have insurance and are just comparison shopping with no intention to switch. You're bidding on keywords that don't convert and losing money every single day your account runs unchecked.

Your cost-per-lead keeps climbing and you don't know why because you're not looking at the right metrics. The Google Ads interface makes it easy to spend money and hard to understand what's working. You might be getting clicks from bots or from people searching for job applications at insurance companies. And if you're running the same ad copy for auto, home, and life insurance, you're leaving money on the table because each product needs different messaging.

People set up their first campaign, watch it run for a week, panic when they don't see results, and either quit or keep throwing money at it hoping something changes. Neither approach works. You need someone watching your account who knows what good numbers look like and what to do when the numbers go bad. That means daily monitoring, not monthly check-ins.

How We Run Ads That Actually Bring in Qualified Leads

We start by figuring out which coverage types make you the most money and which ones you actually want to sell more of. If you make more on life insurance than auto, we'll prioritize that. Then we build separate campaigns for each coverage type with ad copy that speaks directly to what people are searching for. Someone looking for SR-22 insurance has different needs than someone shopping for umbrella coverage.

We set tight geographic boundaries around Tyler and Smith County so you're not paying for clicks from people you can't help. We add negative keywords so your ads don't show for searches like "how to become an insurance agent" or "free insurance quotes online" from people who'll never convert.

Then we build landing pages or work with your existing pages so they match what the ad promises. If your ad talks about fast home insurance quotes, the page they land on better have a quick quote form right at the top, not a wall of text about your agency history. We write multiple versions of each ad and test them against each other to see which one gets more clicks and more conversions.

We connect your Google Ads account to your phone system or CRM so we can track which keywords are actually generating calls and appointments, not just website visits. And we check your account every single day—not to make big changes constantly, but to catch problems early. If your cost-per-click suddenly doubles, we see it and fix it before you've blown through your budget. If a competitor starts bidding aggressively on your keywords, we adjust. If someone near the Azalea Trail searches for flood insurance after a big storm, your ad is there.

We send you monthly reports that show exactly how many clicks you got, how many turned into leads, and what you paid for each one. No jargon, no fluff, just the numbers you need to know if it's working. Our management starts at $750/mo, which includes ongoing monitoring and adjustments—not just setup and abandonment.