Google Ads audit
For accounts that spend but don’t sell, or stopped growing.
- Wasted spend and search terms
- Bidding, structure and match types
- Conversion tracking you can trust
- Also for Microsoft Ads and Meta
One person does both
I’m Nenad Motika. I’ve been building for the web for 26 years and running Google Ads for 14, with monthly budgets up to $450,000. You deal with me from first email to final invoice. Nothing gets handed to a subcontractor.
A fixed price agreed up front, a written report in plain English, and a list of fixes ranked by what they’ll earn or save you. The report is yours to keep, whether I do the work afterwards or someone else does.
For accounts that spend but don’t sell, or stopped growing.
For sites that rank below competitors or load slowly.
For sites you inherited, or that nobody fully understands any more.
Business websites and online stores that load fast and are easy for you to edit. WordPress and WooCommerce when you need a shop and a familiar admin, Astro static sites when you need speed and hundreds of pages from one data source. Product feeds, configurators and quote forms built to your process.
WordPress, WooCommerce, Elementor, Astro, PHP, Python, payment gateways, supplier feeds
Google Ads, Microsoft Ads and Meta campaigns run against real profit, not clicks. Tracking comes first: if GA4 and Tag Manager don’t report sales correctly, nothing else can be judged. Then on-site SEO, so paid traffic isn’t the only traffic.
Google Ads, Microsoft Ads, Meta ads, GA4, Google Tag Manager, Search Console
Updates, backups, uptime, speed and security for sites already live, billed by the hour or as a monthly plan. I spent eight years as CTO of a web development and hosting company, so DNS, email delivery and server problems are familiar ground.
Cloudflare, LiteSpeed, DNS and email (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), image optimisation
250+product websites in one network
A US promotional products distributor sold everything from a single catalog. I split the range into a network of focused sites, each for one product type, built from a shared pipeline and kept in sync with supplier feeds. Conversion rates beat the single catalog, rankings improved, and cost per click on their ads stayed stable as the network grew. I still run it.
$350Ka month in profitable Google Ads spend, up from $30K
I took over the Google Ads account of a premium consumer goods brand at about $30,000 a month and grew it to $350,000 a month while it stayed profitable, with seasonal peaks above $450,000 around Black Friday and Valentine’s Day.
Send the site address and what you want to change. I reply within one working day.
A short review or a paid audit, so the quote rests on what’s really there.
You get a written scope and price before any work starts. No surprises on the invoice.
Regular updates while it runs, then handover with access and notes you keep.
If you are looking for a web developer who only wants to take your money, then this isn’t the right guy. If you want someone who is interested in the development of your business by implementing smart marketing techniques, and great web design, and cares about the success of your business, then this is the right place.
He created 4 websites for my companies. He went above and beyond and is still to this day helping me. If you are looking for someone to create a custom website and handle the coding, Nenad is your man.
My list of requirements is always accomplished down to the last detail and the work is done in a timely and very professional manner. Any questions that come up during the implementation are handled quickly and thoroughly.
He is extremely professional, timely, responds super quickly, fair priced, patient in answering many questions. He responded right away, took all the stress and worry out of the process and I love the website that we created.
No forms and no sales calls to book. Email goes straight to me, and I reply within one working day. I’m in Zagreb (Central European Time), so my working day overlaps the whole UK working day and US East Coast mornings.
hello@websiteand.storePrefer to hire through a platform? I’m also on Upwork.