Google Ads for tour operators that actually generate direct bookings.

Tour & activity operators doing $30k–$500k/month who are leaving margin on the table because OTAs own the funnel, attribution is broken, or marketing has been "set and forget." If you can't name which channel brought your last booking, this is for you.

$1,500 one-time setup (landing page + conversion tracking + Google Ads campaign build) and $1,500/month for ongoing management. You own the ad budget separately, paid directly to Google (recommended $800–1,500/mo). No markups on ad spend.

We work month-to-month after the one-time setup. Clear scoreboard at week 4, week 8, and week 12 — if the campaign isn't producing tracked direct bookings by the end of the first 90 days, you don't extend. No 12-month lock-ins.

Slack DMs within 4 hours on weekdays, async-first. You won't be funneled through an account manager — it's me on the other end.

An agency assigns you a junior team and a templated playbook. This is one operator at a time, hands-on, with someone who actually understands the booking engine, the ad platforms, AND the operator's economics. No 30-page reports. No quarterly reviews. Just the system.

For owner-operated tour businesses who want a focused Google Ads + landing-page + tracking system, we're a strong fit. Our flagship case study is PrimeOne Tours in Cancun (~6× ROAS on $1K/mo Google Ads spend). For enterprise hospitality groups or operators above $10M, larger firms like MMGY Global are usually better. We published an honest 8-agency comparison that names the right fit by revenue band.

No. Whether you're at $0/month on paid or $50k/month, the audit step in week 1 figures out where the leaks are. We don't add spend until tracking and the funnel can hold it — otherwise we're just paying to learn what we already know.

No one honest can. What I do guarantee: a built-and-launched booking system, weekly transparent reporting, and a working scoreboard so we both know what's true. If the work isn't producing, we say so — and you don't extend.

EST · GMT−5. Most calls run 9am–5pm EST. Async Slack covers the rest of the day. I work with operators across North America, Europe, LATAM, and APAC — timezone hasn't been a blocker yet.