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Joana Fernandez I.

Joana Fernandez I.

Just joined
Gold Coast, QLD 8+ yrs

Google Ads and SEO Specialist with 8 years of hands-on experience driving measurable growth. I help businesses increase visibility, generate high-quality leads, and maximise ROI through data-driven campaigns, strategic optimisation, and performance-focused digital marketing.

Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)Search Engine Marketing (SEM)Google Ads (Search, Display, YouTube)
Charvi K.

Charvi K.

Gold Coast, QLD

People say I’m the best boss, I’m my own boss and I don’t say that either. I’m actually the worst boss because all I think about is work. I love marketing, Before I moved to Aus I used to bake, market, sell and deliver cakes and pastries for my micro bakery. I moved to Gold Coast in 2022, got my master’s in marketing & then a marketing specialist job at an e-bike company that I quit three months ago to start designing websites, emails & do Seo. Recently started dabbling in hand drawn animation.

Graphic Design (Signage, Posters, Digital & Print)Advertising & Marketing CreativePresentation & Pitch Deck Design +16 more

What's the cost of a google ads specialist in Gold Coast?

$2,500/mo
Typical monthly spend $500$5,000/mo
google ads specialist Excludes ad spend · Updated today

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Based elsewhere in Australia, working with Gold Coast businesses remotely.

Lachie T.

Lachie T.

Just joined
Sydney, NSW 15+ yrs

I help brands turn paid media spend into real business results & growth - from strategy through to daily execution. With 15+ years in advertising (8x in top global creative agencies, 6x working in a range of client side marketing roles & 2+ running my own boutique agency), I specialise in paid social, performance media and content strategy that's built on a genuine understanding of platforms and culture. I'm not just running ads and giving recommendations - I build programs that connect with people. Previously Senior Client Director at VaynerMedia Australia, leading their creative content roll out and paid media across PepsiCo and Carlton United Breweries. Since going independent, I've worked with brands across a range of categories. I work best with brands who want a senior operator in their corner, someone who can think strategically and get their hands dirty in the platform. If you're looking for a freelancer who treats your budget like their own, let's talk.

Meta Ads (Facebook & Instagram)Google Ads (Search, Display, YouTube)TikTok & Emerging Social Ads +3 more
Abigail C.

Abigail C.

Sydney, NSW 15+ yrs

I am a Bilingual Digital Marketing Freelancer with over 15 years of international experience in six different countries, Australia, the UK, the US, Canada, France and Spain. The opportunity to work in different countries has made me adapt extremely well to different company cultures and teams. Also, I am straightforward and honest, hard-working, highly motivated and extremely well organized with strong analytical and technical skills. Brands I have work with: Louis Vuitton, Accor Hotels (Sofitel, Novotel and Ibis), Marie Claire, Women's Health, Tigerlily... PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENTS: ➢ Multi-channels campaigns (Paid Search, Facebook, LinkedIn, Display, Video): 84% increase in sales and 325% increase in the number of leads with a subsequent 10% lower CPA YoY. ➢ Paid Search: 98% increase in sales with a subsequent 16% lower CPA YoY. ➢ Paid Social: 453% increase in sales with a subsequent 44% lower CPA YoY. ➢ Programmatic Display: 42% increase in sales with a subsequent 49% lower CPA YoY.

Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)Search Engine Marketing (SEM)Social Media Search Strategy +10 more
Josh M.

Josh M.

Melbourne, VIC 10+ yrs

Hey neighbour👋 Josh here. I’m a Melbourne-based dev with 10+ years of experience managing sites for Telstra, ANZ, and government. I build high-converting, instant-loading websites, eCommerce stores, and custom AI/automation tools for local businesses - strictly no outsourcing. Learn more and see my portfolio at about/josh

Website & UI/UX DesignAdvertising & Marketing CreativeLogo & Brand Identity +13 more
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Google ads specialist in Gold Coast, questions

A Google Ads gig usually covers keyword research, campaign structure (search first, then display, YouTube or Performance Max if they earn a place), ad copy, negative keyword lists, conversion tracking on your website, then weekly optimisation: adjusting bids, pausing what's wasting money, scaling what's converting. You should also get a plain-English monthly report showing spend, cost per lead or sale, and what changes next.

No, and it's worth being clear on this before you post the gig. The management fee is what you pay the freelancer to run the account. The media spend is what you pay Google directly for the clicks, from your own billing details. A $1,500 a month fee plus $1,500 a month in ad spend is a $3,000 total commitment, so budget for both.

Search campaigns can drive enquiries from the first week because they catch people already looking for what you sell. A new account still needs 4 to 8 weeks of data before the cost per result settles, and the first month is mostly testing keywords and ads. Anyone promising a profitable return in week one is overpromising.

Yes, the platform is open to anyone and Google's setup wizard will have a campaign live in 20 minutes. The catch is that the default settings favour Google's revenue, not yours: broad match keywords, no negative list, and Smart campaigns that hide the data you need. Most owners burn a chunk of their first month's budget on irrelevant clicks. A freelancer builds the account properly, and you can always take it over once it's stable.

One number matters most: cost per lead or cost per sale, tracked through conversion tracking installed on your site. Clicks and impressions tell you the ads are running, not that they're paying for themselves. A healthy account shows a stable or falling cost per result month on month, and search terms reports with very little irrelevant traffic. If your freelancer can't show you that number, ask why.

Most small businesses start at $20 to $80 a day in media spend, enough for the account to gather data and optimise. Below about $15 a day, Google rarely gets enough signal to learn, especially in competitive industries where a single click can cost $5 to $20. A scoped 4 to 6 week test at that level will tell you whether the channel works for your business before you commit to a longer run.

Freelance Google Ads management in Gold Coast typically costs $1,000 to $4,000 a month, with simpler single-campaign accounts starting from around $500. That fee excludes your ad spend, which you pay Google directly. Some freelancers charge a flat fee, others a percentage of spend; flat fees are easier to budget when you're starting out.

Ask to see real results from accounts at your budget level, with the spend and the cost per result shown, not just screenshots of clicks. Check they'll build the account in your own Google Ads login so you keep it if you part ways. Read their verified reviews on Unjumble, and be wary of anyone who guarantees a specific cost per lead before seeing your data.

The big four: no conversion tracking (so nobody knows what's working), broad match keywords with no negative list (so you pay for irrelevant searches), sending every ad to the homepage instead of a matching landing page, and judging the account on clicks instead of cost per lead. Fixing those four usually does more than any clever bidding trick.

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