Pixelocity runs paid advertising for small businesses across 20+ industries from Manhattan Beach, California: e-commerce, construction, medical, real estate, travel, food and beverage, law, business services, and more. Every logo on this page is a company we actively manage through Pixel – Manager or coach through Pixel – Advisor, pulled from our CRM. Nothing here is a former client from years ago or a stock-photo wall.
The work is the same for all of them: Google Ads first, plus Microsoft and Meta where they fit, with conversion tracking wired correctly for calls, forms, and bookings before spend is scaled. Every client gets a monthly review, a plain-English report, and a live dashboard, on month-to-month terms, in an ad account they own. Where a client has agreed to share their numbers, the logo links to the full case study.
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E-Commerce · 3
Online stores live or die on which products actually make money on ads, not on traffic. We run Shopping and Performance Max with clean product feeds, tie revenue back to the campaign, and cut the SKUs that spend without selling.
Business Services · 2
B2B service firms need a small number of qualified conversations, not volume. We target the searches decision-makers actually make, filter out job seekers and students with negatives, and report cost per qualified lead.
Construction · 2
Contractors need calls from homeowners who are ready to hire, not browsers comparing ideas. We build campaigns around the jobs you want, lock targeting to your real service area, and track every call and form back to the keyword that produced it.
Food & Beverage · 2
Restaurants, caterers, and food brands need orders and reservations from people nearby, right now. We run tightly geo-targeted campaigns around the offers that drive visits and track orders, calls, and reservations back to the ad.
Keynote Speaker · 2
Speakers and thought leaders are booked by event planners searching for a specific topic or industry. We target those searches, send planners to a page built around the talk and the proof, and track inquiries as the conversion that matters.
Medical · 2
Practices compete with national chains for high-intent searches while staying inside advertising rules. We build campaigns around the procedures you want more of, send clicks to pages that make booking the obvious next step, and measure appointments, not clicks.
Real Estate · 2
Real estate leads are expensive and slow to close, so tracking has to follow the lead past the form fill. We qualify traffic with tight geography and intent, and connect the ad click to the signed client so budget follows what actually closes.
Travel · 2
Travel and hospitality brands win when bookings come direct instead of through commission-heavy platforms. We build campaigns around destination and date intent and measure direct reservations, not sessions.
Accounting · 1
Accounting and tax firms see demand spike seasonally and compete with software brands on the same searches. We time budgets to the season, target the services worth the most, and track consultations booked.
Automobile · 1
Automotive businesses compete on local intent and urgency. We build campaigns around the services and inventory you want to move, keep targeting local, and track calls and form fills back to the keyword.
B2B · 1
B2B buyers search with specific, technical language and convert over weeks, not minutes. We match that language in keywords and ad copy, exclude consumer traffic, and connect leads to closed deals so budget follows revenue.
Education · 1
Schools and training programs sell to students and parents researching a specific outcome. We target program-level searches, send visitors to pages built around enrollment, and measure applications and inquiries.
Entertainment · 1
Entertainment brands need ticket sales and bookings from people searching for something to do. We run campaigns around dates, venues, and events, and track purchases back to the ad that produced them.
Fitness · 1
Gyms and studios win on local intent and a clear first offer. We target nearby searchers, lead with the trial or intro offer, and measure sign-ups and booked sessions rather than traffic.
IT · 1
IT and technology services sell to businesses with a specific problem and a short list of vendors. We target problem-based searches, exclude job and support traffic, and report cost per qualified conversation.
Law Firm · 1
Legal clicks are among the most expensive in Google Ads, so waste hurts fast. We structure campaigns by practice area, keep targeting inside the firm's real service area, install call tracking, and measure signed cases rather than clicks.
Science · 1
Scientific and technical companies reach a narrow audience that searches with precise terms. We build keyword lists around that vocabulary, keep budgets focused, and track inquiries and quote requests as the conversion.
Wedding · 1
Wedding vendors sell to couples who are researching months ahead and comparing many options. We target planning-stage searches, send couples to pages built around your work and availability, and measure inquiries, not page views.
Client success stories
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Only clients who agreed to share their numbers appear here, with figures taken from their own ad accounts for the period stated in the study. Past results never guarantee future ones.
FAQ
Working with Pixelocity, answered.
What industries does Pixelocity serve?
Pixelocity actively manages or coaches businesses across 20+ industries, with the deepest bench in service businesses that live on inbound leads: home services (roofing, HVAC, plumbing, contractors), legal, dental and medical, real estate, and e-commerce brands. Every logo on this page is a current client pulled from our CRM.
How much do clients typically spend on ads?
Most clients run monthly Google Ads budgets in the low thousands. Pixel – Manager's fee tiers are built around ad budgets up to $2,500, $5,000, and $10,000 a month, and ad spend is always paid directly to Google with no markup. Current tiers are on the pricing page.
Are these real clients or a logo wall?
Real, and current. The grid is generated from our CRM, so a logo appears only while we actively manage or coach that business. Where a client has agreed to share results, the logo links to a full case study with figures taken from their own ad account.
Do you only work with businesses in Los Angeles?
No. Pixelocity is based in Manhattan Beach and many clients are across Greater Los Angeles and the South Bay, but Google Ads management and coaching are delivered remotely and clients are spread across the United States.
What results have clients seen?
For Hassakis Law, a Southern Illinois personal injury firm, rebuilding the account around qualified calls produced 19% more qualified leads at a 16% lower cost per lead year over year at the same spend. An Upwork client reported a refined campaign cut their cost per conversion in half. Every published result links to its source; past results never guarantee future ones.
How do I become a client?
Book a free consultation. It is a 30-minute call about your business and goals, followed by a 90-minute Discovery Session if it makes sense. From there you choose done-for-you management or done-with-you coaching, both month to month in an ad account you own.
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