Choose a PPC agency that lets you own your ad account, verifies conversion tracking, reports cost per lead plainly and explains its fee clearly. These four points protect your budget more than any promise of results.
By Trux Nguyen, Founder and Director of Unitrux, with 5 years in marketing and SEO. Published 25 October 2026. Last updated 25 October 2026.
Questions to ask
- Will I own the ad account?
- How do you verify conversions?
- What will you report each month?
- How is your fee calculated?
- What happens to the account if we part ways?
Our expert view
An agency that keeps your account in its own name holds your data hostage. Always insist on ownership.
Demand
In Google Keyword Planner (United States, retrieved 25 October 2026), "ppc agency" shows 1,000 to 10,000 monthly searches, with top-of-page bid estimates around $69.
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About the author
Trux Nguyen is the Founder and Director of Unitrux, with 5 years of experience in marketing and SEO. Areas of work: SEO, AEO, GEO and AIO, local SEO, content strategy, schema markup, keyword research, Google Ads and analytics. Contact: [email protected].
Frequently asked questions
Should I own my Google Ads account?
Yes, always.
Is a percentage-of-spend fee bad?
Not necessarily, but understand the incentive it creates.
How quickly can I switch agencies?
Quickly, if you own the account and tracking.
Limits and honest expectations
Search engines and AI assistants change their answers over time and no one controls them. Results vary by industry, city and competition, and we do not guarantee a position, a mention or a number of leads. We report what is measurable, plainly.
Sources
- Google Ads Keyword Planner, volume ranges and bid estimates for the keywords named in this article, retrieved 25 October 2026.
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