Paid Media Agency. Orange County, CA.
You're not
bad at
marketing.
You had an agency that stopped working your account two weeks after you signed.
See what's in the contractWhat's covered
- Full account structure audit
- Tracking and attribution review
- Wasted spend identified and documented
- Written findings. Yours to keep.
Free · 30 minutes · No pitch
KWW caps at 12 active accounts. Availability confirmed at the audit.
Most agencies make the same promises. Here's what KWW puts in writing.
Kimura Worldwide
Service Agreement: Active Clauses
Ref: KWW-SVC-2024 · Confidential · Client Copy
Clause 01
One named account manager. Written into the contract before you sign.
Clause 02
Every account change documented within 48 hours.
Clause 03
Your accounts, pixels, and audiences. Yours from Day 1.
Clause 04
Month-to-month. 30-day exit. No conversation required.
Client Signature
Jeff Kimura · KWW
One of them is you.
01
Your agency went quiet two weeks after you signed.
The Burned Owner
You've been here before. Sharp on the call, quiet two weeks after you signed.
You need proof this one is different. It's in the contract.
02
You hit a CPL ceiling you can't diagnose from inside the account.
The DIY-Stalled Owner
You built something that worked and hit a ceiling.
The knowledge you built transfers. It doesn't get thrown out.
03
You've never hired an agency and don't want to waste the first $5K.
The First-Timer
You've never hired an agency and you don't want to waste the first $5K.
Before a dollar goes to ads, we talk about your offer, your buyer, and what CPL should cost in your market.
The Weekly Clarity Report
This is what your Monday morning should look like.
Every KWW client gets this every Monday. Before they ask.
- Cost per lead, week over week
- Qualified lead count, in plain English
- Revenue attribution: what closed, what's in progress, what it's worth
Sample, anonymized
Cost Per Lead
$157
↓ from $214 last week
Qualified Leads
19
↑ 8 vs. prior week
Changes This Week
3
documented & logged
Change Log
Jun 2
Bid cap tightened on primary keywords.
CPL trending up 18%. Adjusted max to $28. Recovered to $157 within 48 hrs.
Jun 1
14 negative keywords added.
Unqualified call rate: 22% → 8%.
Work
What active account
management produces.
No "we improved performance." Numbers from real accounts.
Case Study 01
Home Services: Roofing
$1,400 to $570 per appointment. Same budget. Google was already winning. Nobody could see it.
Cost per appointment
down from $1,400
Google ROAS, May 2026
highest month on record
Q2 vs. Q1 revenue
after reallocation
Budget split across channels. Every platform reported its own numbers. No unified view, no way to compare cost per appointment side by side. Google was outperforming everything else. The data was there. The visibility wasn't.
Dashboard built first. One view, all channels. Google's efficiency was obvious. Dollars shifted. The account rebuilt around tighter targeting, documented changes, and a hard CPL floor. By Q2: $570 per appointment, $103K in closed jobs. Same total spend, working where it should have been from the start.
Swift response times from real people, not AI, and a dashboard that shows me exactly how we're performing and where our dollar is best spent.
Business owner, home services, roofing
Case Study 02
Home Services: Electrical
Never ran ads before. 19 qualified leads at $157 each out of the gate.
Cost per qualified lead
EV charger campaign, Month 1
Qualified leads
first month live
An electrician who had never run a single ad. No history, no benchmark, no offer built for digital. Competitive category with one underowned lane: EV charger installation. High-ticket service, growing demand, almost nobody going after it in search.
Research first. Offer developed around EV chargers before anything touched a platform. Campaign built clean from day one. Month 1: 19 qualified leads at $157 each. No prior account to fix. No bad habits to undo. Just the right niche, the right offer, and a launch that worked immediately.
I'd never run ads before. Month one, the phone was ringing with EV charger installs. I wasn't ready for it to work that fast.
Business owner, home services, electrical
01
Audit
30 minutes. We show you exactly where your money went: structure, tracking, targeting, wasted spend. In writing. You leave with a finding, not a pitch deck.
02
Scope
The SOW from that call becomes the contract. Your named account manager is confirmed before you sign anything.
03
Run
Active management, weekly CPL report every Monday, month-to-month from day one. No autopilot. No hand‑offs.
Where are you right now?
You're spending money on ads.
You want leads from that spend.
Here's your next step.
Not ready to hire yet
The Agency Accountability Scorecard
Seven questions. Two minutes. Score 3 or more No's and the account is on autopilot.
Almost ready
The Account Damage Report
30 minutes. We show you exactly where the money went. You leave with a written finding, not a pitch deck.
KWW caps at 12 active accounts. Availability confirmed at the audit.
Ready to move
Book a Strategy Call
We confirm fit, scope the engagement, and get you started. The Scope of Work from that call is the contract.