
"Not only was he able to deliver paying customers below our target cost per acquisition, but he is incredible at helping us stay on top of what's going on in the account."
Olly
Founder

I run search, competitor and Performance Max campaigns for SaaS companies. Paid sign-ups and their value go back into Google Ads, so it bids for customers, not clicks.
15 minutes with me, not a sales rep. You'll leave with a go or no-go on paid search.











Four SaaS accounts with four different sales models. Each result links to the full write-up.
B2C AI SaaS
129
Paying customers a month
Up from 29 in six months.Up from 29 in six months, profitable every month.
Read the case study →: Paying customers a monthB2B AI SaaSB2B AI SaaS · From scratch
$2,219
New MRR in 30 daysNew MRR in the first 30 days
2.89-month payback.With a 2.89-month payback.
Read the case study →: New MRR in the first 30 daysB2B · FreemiumB2B SaaS · Freemium
$3,664
New MRR per month
From non-branded search.From non-branded search terms.
Read the case study →: New MRR per monthB2B · Sales-ledB2B SaaS · Sales-led
2x
B2B pipeline, doubled
In under 2 months.
Read the case study →: B2B pipeline, doubled
"We would highly recommend this team to any SaaS business serious about paid growth."

Rezi approved being named. Other clients stay unnamed under NDA. Each result links to its full case study.
Most accounts I audit lose money in the same few places. None of them are fixed by raising the budget.
Google bids toward whatever you count as a conversion. If that's every free sign-up, it finds cheap sign-ups that never pay. I send trial, paid and MRR events back so it learns which clicks become customers.
Broad match can work for SaaS, but only with value-based bidding and a maintained negative list. Without both, it spends on students, job seekers and people looking for free tools.
Branded clicks are cheap and convert well, so they hide how everything else performs. I split them so you can see what search adds beyond people who already know you.
Without conversion data and audience signals, PMax drifts into cheap display and video placements. I only switch it on once both are in place.
Someone comparing you to a competitor needs a different page from someone searching for the category. I match pages to intent and flag where the page, not the ad, is losing sign-ups.

"Working with Mitch from Ads That Convert has been a game-changer for our startup. He helped us iron out issues we were having with our Google Ads."

Fit and tracking come before any new spend. If the numbers don't support paid search, you'll hear it in week one.
01
Your account, search terms and unit economics, sized against what paid search can realistically return.
02
Trial, demo, paid and MRR events sent to Google Ads from your app, CRM or Stripe.
03
Brand, competitor and high-intent terms first. Broader terms and PMax once the data supports them.
04
Weekly search-term reviews, budget moved toward the best payback, and a report in MRR.

"Hiring Mitch has been one of the best decisions I've made for my business this year. Mitch's ability to diagnose wasted ad spend, understand new industries, and make suggestions to lower costs has really helped."
Not every SaaS account needs every campaign type. This is the usual order, and when each one earns its budget.
People comparing tools are close to buying. Paired with a comparison page, these are often the cheapest paid customers in the account.
Category and problem searches from people who don't know you yet. This is where most new MRR comes from as an account grows.
Cheap cover when competitors bid on your name. Reported on its own line so it doesn't flatter the rest of the account.
Works when it has paid-customer data to learn from. Before that, it mostly finds low-quality placements.
Builds demand in categories people don't search for yet. Judged on assisted pipeline, with expectations set up front.
Reminds trial users and pricing-page visitors. Capped, because it can easily take credit for sign-ups that would have happened anyway.

"Mitch knows Google Ads really well and he is super responsive. He's on the case in terms of making sure landing pages are well optimised and everything's set up to obtain as many customers as possible."
Search captures demand that already exists. It's the right first channel when:
If it's a not-yet, I'll say so on the call and tell you what I'd do first.
Google Ads management is priced the same as every channel I run. Month-to-month, cancel with 7 days' notice.
$2,000/mo
Up to $25,000/month in ad spend
Custom
$25,000+/month in ad spend
Both plans include
All prices in USD. Ad spend is paid to Google directly, separately from my fee.
Talk to a current client before you sign
Want the same for your SaaS?
I'll tell you on the call whether paid search will work for you, and what it would take.
Most of my clients start with $5,000 to $10,000 a month in ad spend. The right number depends on your CPCs, sign-up to paid rate and target payback period. I work it out in the fit check, before you spend anything.
Tracking and the first campaigns are usually live within 7 days of onboarding. Expect a reliable read on cost per paid customer around month two or three, once enough trials have had time to convert.
Either. An existing account keeps its conversion history, which helps bidding, so I usually restructure rather than rebuild. If tracking is broken, that gets fixed first.
You do. Campaigns run in your own Google Ads account, on your card. If we stop working together, everything stays with you.
Sometimes. PMax needs paid-customer data and audience signals to work, so I add it after search is tracking revenue properly, and I report it separately so its results are easy to judge.
A custom dashboard plus updates in our shared Slack channel. Reports lead with trials, demos, paid customers, new MRR and payback by campaign. Clicks and CTR are there if you want them.
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