A Google Partner Agency means that the company is recognized for maximizing campaign success for your clients, driving client growth and demonstrating Google Ads skills and expertise with certifications.

Simply put, it means we know what we’re doing and Google agrees.

We keep it simple with month-to-month agreements. While many clients stay with us long-term, it’s because they’re seeing results, not because they’re trapped in a contract.

Absolutely – your Google Ad Grant account should be as dynamic as your organization. We can add new campaigns and adjust strategies whenever your needs change.

There are no limits and we have many nonprofit clients that like to use the Google Ad Grant to promote seasonal event or new campaigns. Keep us in the loop on what’s going on and we’ll keep it reflected in your account!

We provide detailed monthly reports and smaller updates throughout the month. 

We always stay in regular communication about campaign performance and opportunities. You’ll never be left wondering how your grant is being used.

Think of Google Ad Grant management as turning that free $10,000 monthly advertising credit into real results for your nonprofit.

We handle all the technical details – the campaign structuring, the compliance monitoring, the bid adjustments, the keyword research – while you focus on what you do best: running your nonprofit and serving your community.

Yes! An audit gives you a clear picture of what’s working, what isn’t, and what opportunities you might be missing. We normally charge $500 for this service but if you're on this page and you're qualified you get it 100% free.

Professional management helps you avoid common pitfalls while maximizing your grant’s potential. This includes maintaining compliance with Google’s requirements, properly structuring campaigns, targeting the right keywords, and setting up accurate conversion tracking.

We’ve seen organizations struggle for months trying to handle this internally, often getting frustrated with low performance or even risking account suspension due to missed compliance requirements.

Most nonprofits simply don’t have the time or in-house expertise to stay on top of Google’s constant platform changes, optimize campaigns regularly, and develop comprehensive advertising strategies.

By investing in professional management, you’re not just paying for account maintenance – you’re investing in expertise that helps transform those free advertising credits into real results for your mission.

While both platforms use the same interface, Grant accounts have special requirements and bid in a separate auction from paid ads. Understanding these differences is key to success with the program.

We see success across all types of nonprofits but nonprofits with a very narrow local focus have the hardest time maximizing the grant.

The common factor is having clear goals and being willing to test different approaches to find what works best.

Not at all! While it’s great for awareness, it can drive all sorts of valuable actions – from volunteer sign-ups and donation to program registrations and email list growth. We have dozens of case studies showing the wide range of ways you can leverage the Google Ad Grant.

The biggest limitation is that the Google Ad Grant will typically get only 10% impressions share.

That means your ads are showing in 1 out of 10 searches.

That’s easy enough to manage if you’re targeting a larger region like the United States but becomes a big problem if you’re focused on only one small city.