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Three29 is a B2B digital marketing agency based out of Sacramento, CA and Jacksonville FL...
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Location
Sacramento, California
Number of Employees
Under 49
Average Hourly Rate
$150/hr
Minimal Budget
$25,000 - $50,000
Portfolios Count
6 Projects Listed
Three29 Services
Web Design
Web Development
WordPress Website Design
SEO
PPC
Branding
Digital Marketing
CRO
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Cobram Estate US
Sacramento Kings
Coterie Insurance
Bogle Family Vineyards
Basalite
iHeart Media
Jiffy Lube
Mitsubishi
Safe Credit Union
Sacramento State University
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Three29 Reviews & Testimonials
Holly DeFazio
Review from Google
5.0★
Holly DeFazio's Review Sourced from Google
We could not be happier with the service we received from Dedicated Designs/Three29. Josh and Courtney were absolutely delightful to work with. We had the pleasure of working with both Josh and Courtney on the redesign of our website. They both came with a wealth of information, creative ideas and patience. They took the information we gave them and came back with a finished out, easy to navigate website design that flows seamlessly. We could not be happier! We continue to work closely with them on edits and updates to our website today. We highly recommend them for any of your website needs.
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Tami Louis
Review from Google
5.0★
Tami Louis's Review Sourced from Google
We just finished working with Josh and Michelle at Dedicated Designs and we LOVE our new logo! Michelle is a talented graphic artist. She took our ideas, suggestions, and feedback, and created a logo that will level up our marketing and branding. I'm so grateful!
Tami Louis-Olesen
Review from Google
5.0★
Tami Louis-Olesen's Review Sourced from Google
We just finished working with Josh and Michelle at Dedicated Designs and we LOVE our new logo! Michelle is a talented graphic artist. She took our ideas, suggestions, and feedback, and created a logo that will level up our marketing and branding. I'm so grateful!
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When hiring Google Ads services in the US, most businesses pay between $1,500 and $5,000 per month in agency management fees, separate from the ad budget paid directly to Google, while percentage-based pricing commonly ranges between 10% and 20% of ad spend.
Cost is usually driven by:
Number of campaigns
Geographic targeting complexity
Conversion tracking requirements
Landing page involvement
Volume of creative testing
How do I know if I'm hiring the right Google Ads agency in the USA for my budget?
The right agency for your budget is the one that can explain exactly how it will allocate resources before it talks about results.
To evaluate the fit, ask your prospects:
Who will manage your account daily?
How many accounts do they personally handle?
What optimization happens weekly vs monthly?
How is performance tied to revenue, not clicks?
What will they not do with your budget?
As a rule of thumb, when comparing Google Ads agencies in the US, clarity of process is often a stronger predictor of success than portfolio size.
What is a realistic timeline to see results from my Google Ads engagement?
Most Google Ads campaigns begin producing reliable optimization signals within 30 to 90 days, depending on conversion volume and tracking quality.
Google explicitly notes that Smart Bidding strategies require a learning period before performance stabilizes as the system adapts to conversion signals and auction dynamics.
What this means in practice:
Week 1-2
Tracking validation and fixes
Campaign restructuring
Initial keyword and audience setup
Week 3–4
Early search term refinement
Negative keyword expansion
Baseline performance formation
Month 2
First meaningful optimization cycle
Ad variation testing begins producing directional data
Month 3
Stable performance trends emerge
Budget allocation becomes more efficient
What do Google Ads agencies in the US charge that most buyers don't expect?
Most buyers don't expect to pay extra for conversion tracking, CRM integrations, landing page optimization, and creative production, as these are often excluded from a US Google Ads agency's base management fee.
What's the difference between a good agency and an average one in this space?
Good Google Ads agencies in the United States optimize for revenue and qualified pipeline, while average agencies optimize for vanity metrics like clicks and impressions.
This difference is structural and shows up immediately in reporting and decision-making.
Most underperforming Google Ads agencies in the US are not failing at execution, per se. Their common denominator is that they are optimizing the wrong layer of the funnel.
What does a bad engagement look like with a Google Ads agency in the USA, and how do I avoid it?
A bad Google Ads engagement is usually defined by a lack of clarity, rather than an immediate performance decline.
Warning signs include:
Reporting becomes less actionable over time
Meetings focus on explaining instead of improving
No clear documentation of what changed in the account
To avoid poor engagements with Google Ads agencies in the US, require a recurring structure that answers:
What changed this month?
Why did it change?
What will be tested next?
How much involvement will I need to have once the agency is hired?
You’ll have low day-to-day involvement, but you must stay involved in strategy, priorities, and performance decisions.
After onboarding, your role with Google Ads agencies in the US typically falls into three areas:
Business input (required, ongoing)
Define priority products/services
Clarify lead quality standards
Share margin, pricing, and capacity changes
Performance decisions (monthly)
Review results at the revenue/lead-quality level
Approve budget shifts and scaling decisions
Align on what is working vs not working
Occasional approvals (as needed)
Landing pages or creative direction
Offer changes or funnel updates
Tracking or major campaign changes
The bottom line is that execution will be handled by the agency, but outcomes will ultimately depend on your input on business context and lead quality feedback.