Meet Stephanie

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I’m Stephanie Garcia, a Google Ads specialist for home service businesses.

I started AREV because I wanted to build something of my own, and I wanted work where I could see the impact of what I was doing. In my previous roles, I’d finish a project, hand it off, and move on to the next thing. Sometimes I never knew what happened after that. Did it work? Did it help? Did it actually make a difference to the person or business on the other end?

With AREV, I wanted to do it differently. That is, work directly with local businesses, understand their goals, and connect the work to real results.

That’s what drew me to Google Ads. When someone searches for a service, you can reach them at the moment they’re already looking for help. And unlike a lot of traditional marketing, the data shows you what’s actually happening, so you can make better decisions over time.

For you, that means I don’t build a campaign and disappear. I stay with it, look at what’s working, explain it in plain English, and ask which leads turned into jobs, because that’s the part I always wanted to see.

I like to keep it simple. You’ll get jargon-free reports, not a wall of metrics for you to decipher. You should always understand what your money is doing.

I look past the click. I focus on calls, cost per lead, and the jobs that come from them. I track your calls and form requests, then ask which ones became booked jobs, so we judge your campaigns by real work, not just the numbers Google reports.

You work with me. No account managers or hand-offs. I’m the person who reads your results and the person making the changes.

I’ll tell you the truth. If Google Ads isn’t the right fit, or something isn’t working, you’ll hear it from me first.

How I Work

Let’s talk about your business!

Get in touch and tell me what you’re trying to accomplish. If Google Ads is a good fit, we’ll talk about what it could look like. If it isn’t, I’ll tell you that too.