PPC Expertz, a Google Partner agency working with US businesses, generated $532,000 in revenue from $10,000 in ad spend for Electric Ride HQ, $504,000 from $56,000 for Globus Gates, and $204,000 from $34,000 for Frankum Chiropractic. Below is the full breakdown of each account: the business, the channels, the numbers and what other advertisers can take from them.
A note on how we measure ROI: the figures on our portfolio show ROI as revenue divided by ad spend. A 900% result means $9.00 of revenue for every $1.00 of ad spend. It is a revenue return on ad spend, not net profit.
Results at a glance
| Client | Industry | Channels | Ad spend | Revenue | ROI | Revenue per $1 of ad spend | |—|—|—|—|—|—|—| | Electric Ride HQ | Electric bikes (ecommerce) | Google Ads, Meta Ads, Email | $10,000 | $532,000 | 5,320% | $53.20 | | Globus Gates | Aluminium fences & gates | Google Ads, Meta Ads, SEO | $56,000 | $504,000 | 900% | $9.00 | | Frankum Chiropractic | Chiropractic (local services) | Google Ads, Meta Ads, SEO | $34,000 | $204,000 | 600% | $6.00 |
Together, these three accounts used $100,000 in ad spend and produced $1,240,000 in revenue.
Case study 1: Electric Ride HQ
Client: Electric Ride HQ (electricrideshq.com), an online store selling to electric bikers. Services: Google Ads, Meta Ads, Email. Result: $532,000 revenue from $10,000 ad spend, a 5,320% ROI.
The challenge
Electric bikes are a considered purchase with high order values and a lot of comparison shopping. An ecommerce store in this space needs to capture shoppers who are already searching while also reaching riders who haven’t yet decided on a brand. [Add: Electric Ride HQ’s starting situation, such as prior ad spend, store traffic or conversion rate.]
The strategy
We combined three channels so each one supported the others:
- Google Ads to reach people actively searching for electric bikes. [Add: campaign types used, e.g. Search, Shopping, Performance Max, and the product groups prioritized.]
- Meta Ads to reach electric-bike enthusiasts before they search and to bring back visitors who didn’t buy. [Add: audience and creative approach.]
- Email to turn first-time visitors and buyers into repeat revenue without paying for every click. [Add: flows or campaigns used.]
The numbers
- Ad spend: $10,000
- Revenue: $532,000
- ROI: 5,320%
- Revenue per $1 of ad spend: $53.20
- Time period: [add reporting period]
What it shows
This is the strongest return in this set and one of the highest on our portfolio. Pairing paid traffic with email is a big reason ecommerce accounts can scale efficiently: the ad budget finds the customer, and email earns more from that customer afterward. If you are looking for an ecommerce PPC agency, ask how email and ad retargeting work together in the plan.
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Case study 2: Globus Gates
Client: Globus Gates (globusgates.com), a seller of aluminium fences and gates. Services: Google Ads, Meta Ads, SEO. Result: $504,000 revenue from $56,000 ad spend, a 900% ROI.
The challenge
Fences and gates are a home-improvement purchase with a longer decision window. Buyers search for styles, compare materials and request quotes before they commit. The business needed to appear at each of those stages. [Add: Globus Gates’ starting position, such as rankings, lead volume or previous agency results.]
The strategy
- Google Ads to capture high-intent searches from people ready to buy or request a quote. [Add: keyword themes, match types, location targeting.]
- Meta Ads to put visual product examples in front of homeowners and builders while they plan projects. [Add: creative formats and audiences.]
- SEO to build organic visibility so a growing share of enquiries comes from search results rather than paid clicks. [Add: pages built, keywords targeted, ranking changes.]
The numbers
- Ad spend: $56,000
- Revenue: $504,000
- ROI: 900%
- Revenue per $1 of ad spend: $9.00
- Revenue remaining after ad spend: $448,000 (before product, labor and overhead costs)
- Time period: [add reporting period]
What it shows
Globus Gates spent more than five times Electric Ride HQ’s budget and earned a lower multiple, which is normal. As spend scales, the return per dollar usually settles at a more sustainable level. A 9x return at this budget is the kind of result that supports continued investment. If you run a home improvement business, this is the profile to compare yourself with.
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Case study 3: Frankum Chiropractic
Client: Frankum Chiropractic (frankumchiropractic.com), a chiropractic practice. Services: Google Ads, Meta Ads, SEO. Result: $204,000 revenue from $34,000 ad spend, a 600% ROI.
The challenge
Local healthcare practices compete for a small set of searches such as "chiropractor near me" and need those clicks to become booked appointments, not just calls and form fills. [Add: practice location, starting patient volume and previous marketing.]
The strategy
- Google Ads to appear when local patients search for care. [Add: services promoted, location radius, call and booking tracking.]
- Meta Ads to reach nearby people who may not be searching yet but would respond to educational and offer-based messages. [Add: offers or content used.]
- SEO to strengthen local organic visibility over time. [Add: Google Business Profile work, local pages, reviews.]
The numbers
- Ad spend: $34,000
- Revenue: $204,000
- ROI: 600%
- Revenue per $1 of ad spend: $6.00
- Revenue remaining after ad spend: $170,000 (before practice operating costs)
- Time period: [add reporting period]
- How revenue was attributed: [add, e.g. patient visits tracked to ads]
What it shows
Healthcare and local-service accounts don’t usually reach the multiples of low-cost ecommerce, but a 6x revenue return shows paid search and local SEO can fill a practice’s schedule at a predictable cost. If you want Google Ads for chiropractors, this is the benchmark we work from.
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What the three results have in common
- More than one channel. Every account used Google Ads and Meta Ads. Two added SEO, and one added email.
- Intent first, awareness second. Google captures people ready to act. Meta builds demand and brings people back.
- Return is measured against ad spend. We report revenue against what was spent, so you can judge the result yourself.
- Different industries, different multiples. Ecommerce, home improvement and local healthcare each have their own typical return. Compare your account with similar businesses, not with the highest number you see.
How to use these results when choosing an agency
When you hire a PPC expert, ask any agency for the same things we show here: ad spend, revenue, the channels used, the time period and the method of attribution. Results that name the client, the spend and the revenue are easier to verify than a single percentage.
You can see the rest of our client work, including 19 featured brands and $2.8M+ in revenue generated, on the portfolio page.
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FAQs
How much revenue did PPC Expertz generate for Electric Ride HQ?
PPC Expertz generated $532,000 in revenue from $10,000 in ad spend for Electric Ride HQ, a 5,320% ROI. The work combined Google Ads, Meta Ads and email.
What does ROI mean in PPC Expertz case studies?
ROI in these case studies is revenue divided by ad spend, shown as a percentage. For example, Globus Gates’ 900% ROI means $9.00 of revenue for every $1.00 spent on ads. It is not net profit.
Does PPC Expertz run Google Ads for chiropractors?
Yes. Frankum Chiropractic is a featured client where PPC Expertz used Google Ads, Meta Ads and SEO to produce $204,000 in revenue from $34,000 in ad spend, a 600% ROI.
Can I get a free PPC audit from PPC Expertz?
Yes. You can request a free audit through the PPC Expertz contact page or by calling +1 (646) 760-9828. The audit reviews your current campaigns and highlights where spend is and isn’t producing results.