The problem
A web-focused studio had clients who needed Search run properly—without inventing a multi-year agency tenure claim.
Case study · Hungry Ram
Contract Google Ads support for a real-estate web studio’s client book.
Hungry Ram builds websites for real-estate professionals, developers, and service businesses. On a paid short-term contract I took over multiple Google Ads accounts across that book—e-commerce and service brands including legal, HVAC, healthcare, and a licensed Playboy Apparel store (separate page)—without claiming a permanent in-house seat.
Short-term contract · multi-account Google Ads takeover
What I owned
I took over multiple Google Ads accounts on a paid short-term contract, plus SEO where it fit the e-commerce and service brands in the book.
What was done
Scoped contract support
The engagement was takeover and stabilization: run the accounts, improve what needed fixing, keep tenure claims honest.
Client book
Hungry Ram’s web work centers on real-estate professionals and developers plus smaller service clients. Search coverage spanned e-commerce and service brands—legal, HVAC, and healthcare patterns documented on the résumé for this era.
Playboy Apparel
A significant account from this period was a licensed Playboy Apparel store—documented separately with clear scope: roughly a year optimizing a large inherited Search account.
Outcomes
- Paid short-term contract: took over and ran multiple Google Ads accounts.
- Supported e-commerce and service brands tied to Hungry Ram’s real-estate and service clientele.
- Honest framing: contract takeover work, not a multi-year in-house claim.
Per-account ROAS, unnamed client lists, and private contract terms are not published.
Google AdsSEOE-commerceService brands
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