Subcontract the PPC
A PPC freelancer runs about $1,200 a month per client, and you still review the work before it reaches the client.
Connect up to 10 client accounts to one Google Ads agent, get a free first scan of each, and audit any of them in about three minutes, without subcontracting the PPC.
New client, kickoff on Friday. Audit the account and tell me what to raise first.
Deep dive · about 3 minutes
Raise this first: two campaigns count page views as conversions, so cost per conversion looks about 60% better than it is. Every other number depends on it. Then: $2,300 last month on search terms with no conversions.
Needs your approval
Add 31 negative keywords across 3 campaigns
Raise firstCampaigns
Raise this at kickoff
Your reality
Google Ads is one deliverable among many, for every client. The usual ways to cover it cost you margin or hours.
A PPC freelancer runs about $1,200 a month per client, and you still review the work before it reaches the client.
Five accounts, five sets of settings, and a fresh audit every time a client signs. The hours come out of strategy.
Up to 10 client accounts in one login, a free scan for each, and Hero AI answers in each client's own numbers.
One login, every client
Every account you connect keeps its own products, alerts, dashboards and chats, and one inbox collects the alerts from all of them.
Your clients
Connect each client's Google Ads account directly or through your manager (MCC) login, one at a time.
One click to the next client
Day one
Connect a new client's account and Hero Marketer runs every alert check once, free. You walk into the kickoff knowing what needs attention.
What the scan found
Any budget
Alert thresholds scale with each account's own spend and history, so a small client and a large one never share one line for wasted spend.
When a search term counts as waste
Next morning
An alert flags changes made in Google Ads by anyone but you.
Every morning
See every client's alerts without opening each account.
Meeting day
Dashboards, AI summaries and PDF exports cover one client at a time.
Good to know: each chat, dashboard and report covers one account, there are no client logins or seats, and every account draws on one credit balance.
Three moments
Three example moments from client accounts. The question you'd ask, and the answer Hero AI gives, in that client's own numbers.
When you ask
"Demo requests dropped this week. Did someone on the client's side change something?"
The client's message lands at 7 PM.
Hero AI · Investigation → Recommendation
Yes. On Tuesday, someone on the client's team switched the Demo campaign from Target CPA to Maximize clicks and doubled its daily budget.
Since then, clicks are up 80% and demo requests are down by half, at more than twice the cost each.
Switch it back to Target CPA at the old $210 target, and set the budget back to $150 a day. Both changes are ready for your approval, and each can be undone in one click. Want a short note for the client?
When you ask
"Write new ads for this client's Demo ad group. Their voice, not the last client's."
Four clients, four products, one Tuesday.
Hero AI · Ad Copy Agent
Written from this client's product context: 15 headlines and 4 descriptions.
Each account keeps its own product context, so your next client's ads start from theirs. The new ad is ready for your approval. It goes in paused, so you choose when it starts.
When you ask
"Summarize last month for the client meeting. Numbers only, no advice yet."
Four client readouts this week.
Hero AI · Report
Last month: 214 conversions, up 9%, at $143 each, down 6%, on $30,600 of spend.
Search drove the gain: Demo and Brand added 21 conversions between them. Performance Max held flat at 48.
Movers: Brand cost per click rose 18%, and the Integrations ad group's conversion rate fell for a second month. Numbers only, as asked.
See a full account audit Ads from each client's product Ad images in each client's brand Reports and dashboards
Why this exists
John Selvinraj · 9 years running B2B SaaS Google Ads accounts
Founder, Hero Marketer
Across more than 50 B2B SaaS accounts, the work that ate the week looked the same in every one: finding what moved, deciding what to do first, and writing it up for someone who wasn't in the account every day.
Hero Marketer does that work in each account's own numbers. The hours you sell go to strategy and the client relationship, not to digging.
Why I created Hero MarketerCommon questions
Yes, for client accounts one level below the manager. Connect them one at a time, up to 10 per login. Accounts nested under a sub-manager don't show up when you connect.
Not through yours. There are no client logins, seats or roles. A client who wants their own view can sign up and connect the same Google Ads account, and saved reports and dashboards are then shared between everyone who connected it.
No. Each chat, dashboard and report covers one client's account, and you switch between clients without logging out. The alerts inbox is the one view that lists alerts from every account.
One credit balance covers every account. Daily monitoring costs 0.25 credits a day for each connected account, about $7.50 a month, and AI work is billed on what you use. There is no per-client billing, so build the cost into your retainer.
Hero AI changes nothing until you click "Approve and apply" on the exact change. Automations are off until you switch one on. Then it acts on its own, within daily caps, on every account you monitor, including clients you connect later. An automation you build yourself runs on one account only.
Related features
Pricing
Dashboard
$0
Your live Google Ads numbers, reports and CSV export, plus your first account scan and AI summary. No card.
Credits
$20 a pack
One credit is one dollar. It pays for the AI work you run and for daily checks, and never expires.
Monitoring
$7.50 a month
0.25 credits a day for each connected account. To stop it, turn off every alert type and automation, or disconnect the account.
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