Oney Studio × JirehNet - Paid Ads Proposal
Oney Studio Paid Ads Proposal for JirehNet

You close nearly every qualified call. The gap is getting those calls booked. Let's build a
consistent pipeline
for $80–130K projects.

A Google Ads strategy built specifically for high-ticket web engineering services. The offer is strong. The sales process works. What's missing is a steady, reliable stream of decision-makers who are already looking for exactly what JirehNet does.

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01 / Where the gap actually lives

The problem
isn't the offer.
It's getting
it in front of
the right room.

01

High-ticket B2B web engineering is a search-intent category. Companies spending $80–130K on a website aren't browsing Instagram. They're searching. They have a specific pain - site is slow, losing to competitors, needs a full rebuild - and they go to Google when the decision is almost made. That's exactly where you need to be.

02

Without a pipeline system, revenue is unpredictable by design. Right now, project flow depends on referrals and timing. That works - until it doesn't. Six projects a year is achievable on ads alone if the targeting is right and every lead is pre-qualified before they ever reach you.

03

Messaging has to do the qualification before the call. You said it yourself: if there's a disconnect in the prospect's mind, the sale is 90% gone. Ad copy, landing page, and CTA all need to speak directly to an organization that thinks "100K for a web rebuild is reasonable" - and repel the ones who don't.

04

The "web engineering" positioning is an edge - it just needs reach. Most agencies sell "websites." JirehNet sells architecture, performance, and custom engineering. That distinction matters enormously to the right buyer. The goal is to put that language exactly in front of CTOs, heads of digital, and ops leaders who already feel the pain of a technical debt-ridden site.

02 / Month-by-month plan

How the
first 90 days
look.

The goal isn't to flood you with 50 leads. It's to get you 5–10 qualified conversations per month with organizations who have budget, a real project scope, and the authority to sign. Month one is structured learning - we find out which search terms bring in the right buyers, what ad language pre-qualifies best, and where the landing page needs to match the message. Then we scale.

Week 1
Research & Setup
Competitive keyword research: what terms are decision-makers using when they're ready to hire — "custom web development agency", "enterprise website rebuild", "web performance engineering" and adjacent high-intent queries
Buyer profile mapping: org size, likely title (CTO, VP Digital, Head of Marketing), industry verticals most likely to have budget for $80K+ projects
Conversion tracking setup guidance — every form submit, call, and contact interaction needs to be tracked cleanly so we know what's working from day one
Landing page brief: what the page needs to say to convert the right buyer and repel the wrong one — we give you the recommendations, your team implements
Full Google Ads account structure: campaigns, ad groups, match types, bidding strategy, and negative keyword list built from the start
Week 2 onwards
Launch & Test
Go live with 2–3 ad groups targeting the highest-intent search terms — "web engineering agency", "custom website rebuild", "enterprise web development" and relevant variations
3–5 ad copy variants per group, each one doing a different job: one leads with technical credibility, one with outcome, one with the scale of projects handled
Weekly reporting: impressions, clicks, CTR, cost per click, cost per lead, lead quality assessment — every week, without you having to ask
Pause what's pulling the wrong traffic fast; double budget on what brings in qualified inquiries
Negative keyword expansion weekly — cut wasted spend on "cheap website builder" and similar intent mismatches
Month 2 → Scale
Double Down on What Works, Open the Gate
Winners identified — the keywords and ad angles that bring in the right organizations get the majority of budget
Remarketing layer added: warm visitors who didn't convert get a second touchpoint — lower CPA, shorter sales cycle
Budget recommendation: when you hit 10 signed projects, we double or triple spend together — the infrastructure will already be in place
If CRM integration into HubSpot or alternative makes attribution cleaner, we flag it and guide setup
Detailed next-phase growth plan prepared — what a scaled version of this looks like at $5K, $10K monthly spend
5–10qualified leads per month as the target benchmark — not volume, quality
$200–350estimated cost per qualified lead at this ticket level once optimized
~60 daysto establish clear signal on which search intent converts to booked calls

03 / What the funnel looks like

Capture intent.
Pre-qualify in the ad.
Close on the call.

Top of Funnel Google Search · High-intent keywords

Appear when the decision is almost made

We target searches like "custom web engineering agency", "enterprise website rebuild", "web architecture consultant", and "high-performance website development" — terms used by organizations who are already in procurement mode, not just browsing. The ads immediately signal that this is not a $5K freelancer. It's a specialized engineering firm for companies who take their web infrastructure seriously.

"Your website is a technical liability. We engineer custom web systems for organizations ready to fix that — not patch it."
Qualification Layer Landing Page · Ad Copy · Form Design

Filter out the wrong buyers before they reach you

The biggest leverage point isn't the ad — it's what happens after the click. Landing page language, the form questions, and the CTA all do active qualification work. Language like "minimum project scope", references to architectural review and custom engineering, and messaging aimed at organizations (not solopreneurs) naturally repels the $10K budget crowd before they ever request a call.

"We take on a limited number of projects per quarter. Tell us about your scope and we'll confirm fit within one business day."
Bottom of Funnel Remarketing · Google Branded · Call Extensions

Recapture warm visitors who didn't convert first time

Decision-makers at this ticket level rarely convert on the first visit. A remarketing layer re-engages people who visited the site but didn't submit a form — showing them proof points, case references, and a direct call-to-action. Branded search campaigns ensure that anyone who remembers JirehNet and Googles it directly lands exactly where we want them.

"Still evaluating? Here's what a full architectural review looks like in practice — and what it cost our last client to not do it sooner."

04 / Results & Why Oney

We've run
this playbook
for B2B services
before.

High-ticket B2B where the client has a strong offer, a strong closer, and no reliable pipeline. The fix is almost always the same: search intent targeting, pre-qualification baked into the ad and landing page, and clean attribution so you know which leads are worth chasing. These are cases that ran this exact model.

01
We've fixed this exact problem before — B2B agency, same profile

The DTC SEO Agency case is the closest match to JirehNet: strong offer, strong closer, unqualified leads killing the close rate. We built qualification into the funnel itself — CPL dropped 41%, close rate went from 18% to 27% without changing anything about how they sell.

02
Svitlana spent two years inside Google advising their highest spenders

She was part of Google's internal consulting team in Europe — working directly with companies managing the largest Google Ads budgets. That's the level of platform knowledge on every account we touch, including yours.

03
We flag when the landing page or offer is the problem, not the ads

If the disconnect is upstream — wrong positioning, mismatched promise — we'll tell you. Our goal is that every qualified lead who reaches you already understands what they're buying and why JirehNet is the right choice. We go beyond media buying to make that happen.

04
No vanity metrics. Weekly clarity on what matters

You get weekly reports on cost per qualified lead, call booking rate, and which keywords are pulling real inquiries vs. tire-kickers. You'll never have to wonder if the $2–3K/month in ad spend is doing anything — the data will show it clearly.

Closest match — B2B agency · high-ticket services · Meta
DTC SEO Agency
High-ticket B2B services targeting $1M+ brands · same profile: strong offer, strong closer, needed pipeline
Before Unqualified leads, close rate 18%, no pipeline predictability — sales team wasting time on prospects who were never going to buy
After Built qualification funnel — pre-qualification baked into ad copy and landing page. Qualified CPL −41%. Close rate 18% → 27%.
−41%cost per qualified lead
27%close rate (was 18%)
Same closerbetter leads = higher close rate without changing the sales process
B2B high-ticket · Google Ads
InvestorLift
B2B real estate investment platform · avg. deal $50–60K
Before $2K/month, inconsistent lead flow, 15% qualified call ratio
After Qualified call rate 15% → 65%. ROAS 1.6 → 9.8. Scaled to $60K/month.
B2B corporate · Google Ads · $20K/month
EMTrain
B2B compliance training · enterprise clients
Before High CPA, unoptimized targeting, poor lead quality from sales team's perspective
After $100–150 CPA for qualified B2B demo requests. Strong alignment between lead quality and sales team expectations.
High-ticket service · Google · zero baseline
Face Your Dragon
High-ticket coaching program · launched from zero
Before No paid channel, no historical data, no baseline to work from
After $22–28 CPL. Positive ROAS in 45 days from first campaign launch.
High-ticket B2C · Google Ads
Fresh Start
Premium wellness retreat · high-ticket B2C
Result $4,680 ad spend → $80,000 revenue. 17× ROAS. Google Ads, first quarter of activity.
B2B · Google · multiple offerings
Dr. Amy Johnson
B2B consulting · multiple product lines · Google Search
Before No structured paid acquisition, no baseline data
After $20–30 CPL across multiple themes running simultaneously. Scaled without sacrificing lead quality.

05 / Investment

Simple, transparent pricing.

Flat monthly retainer. No percentage-of-spend surprises. We start lean — one platform, clean data, qualified leads — and scale together once the pipeline is proving itself.

Expanded / Google + LinkedIn

$2,000

per month · flat fee

Ad spend up to $20K/month combined


Google Ads + LinkedIn Ads — both networks managed
LinkedIn for direct targeting by job title (CTO, VP Digital, Head of Engineering) and company size
All ad copywriting across both platforms
Full setup, management, and weekly optimization
Conversion tracking guidance on both channels
Weekly reports + monthly Looker dashboard
One set of 4 banners in required sizes
Best option once Google search is showing clear signal

Scale / Three Networks

$2,500

per month · flat fee

Ad spend up to $20K/month combined


Google + LinkedIn + one additional (Meta or programmatic display)
Full-funnel presence: capture intent on Google, build awareness on LinkedIn, retarget across display
All ad copywriting across all platforms
Full setup, management, and weekly optimization
Weekly reports + monthly Looker dashboard
For when 10 projects are closed and you're ready to go to 30
On the recommended starting point: The $1,300/month retainer is the right fit for where JirehNet is right now — one platform, maximum learning, minimum overhead. We start with Google Search because the intent is already there: people searching for "custom web engineering" or "enterprise website rebuild" are as close to ready as a cold prospect gets. Minimum recommended ad spend: $2,000–3,000/month to gather enough data for meaningful optimization. Once the pipeline is consistent and you're ready to scale, we move to the next tier together. Additional banner sets $200 per set of 4.

Ready when you are

Consistent pipeline.
Qualified calls.
You close the rest.

No rush — take the time you need to make the right decision. When you're ready, we'll come to the first strategy call with a clear view of the competitive landscape and exactly where we'd start. No fluff, no generic pitch.

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