How to write your Pay Per Click (PPC) SEO Campaign Services Contract
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Use cases for this template
Evergreen Plumbing unlocks paid search momentum with transparent PPC management
The Challenge
Evergreen Plumbing, a small business in a crowded city, was overspending on ppc ads across Google Ads and Bing Ads with scattered ad account ownership, no full access, limited budget control, and few detailed reports, while the business requires quick and measurable results from users actively searching on search engine results pages to keep crews booked.
The Solution
They hired Northstar PPC Agency and executed a PPC services agreement to define management services, reporting cadence, and who controls data; using Proposal Kit, the agency created a scope of work, a budget and pacing plan with automated line-item quoting that separated management fee from ad spend, and, with AI Writer, produced a discovery questionnaire, competitor landscape study, and a practical tips playbook to guide pay per click marketing without changing the contract itself.
The Implementation
Northstar's ppc specialists rebuilt the structure into effective ppc campaigns with precise targeting, refreshed ad copy and headlines, improved the landing page experience, enabled ROI tracking, launched remarketing campaigns to re engage users who had previously visited, and set continuous monitoring to adjust bids based on key metrics, user behavior, and trends, supported by weekly detailed reports the business directly used to make informed decisions.
The Outcome
Within six weeks, Evergreen saw higher CTR, lower CPC, and more qualified traffic that converted into calls and revenue, demonstrating campaign effectiveness and better performance while maintaining budget control and visibility for long-term success.
LedgerWave's B2B pipeline grows through disciplined SEM and nurturing
The Challenge
LedgerWave, a SaaS startup selling to finance leaders, needed pay-per-click campaigns that could engage users over a long cycle and outmaneuver competitors, but leadership demanded measurable results and clarity on ownership, data rights, and ad strategies across paid ads and supporting social media platforms.
The Solution
Apex SEM executed the agreement to lock in governance, confidentiality, and deliverables, then used Proposal Kit to assemble a strategic proposal, KPI and attribution framework, and a testing roadmap; AI Writer created a quarterly performance narrative, a trends briefing for executives, and a study defining demographics and decision rules, while line-item quoting clarified phased media budgets versus fees.
The Implementation
Apex segmented campaigns by industry and intent on Google and Bing, built negative keyword lists, rotated ad copy and landing page variants, deployed retargeting campaigns and remarketing on search and Facebook to complement search engine optimization SEO and organic traffic, and set rules to adjust bids against conversion rate, impression share, and click count, while dashboards and detailed reports helped track performance.
The Outcome
Over two quarters, LedgerWave increased qualified demos, reduced cost per opportunity, and saw real results from highly effective nurturing that drives results, proving the difference disciplined ppc advertising work can make and setting a plan for optimal results without committing to restrictive long-term contracts.
Sunset Trail Outfitters scales seasonal revenue with accountable PPC and remarketing
The Challenge
After a rocky year with an agency that kept credentials, Sunset Trail Outfitters entered peak season lacking full access, stable pacing, and working conversion tags, yet needed a powerful strategy to reach the right audience fast, as users search for gear.
The Solution
BrightSpark Digital signed the PPC agreement specifying account ownership, reporting, and rights, then used Proposal Kit to craft a holiday campaign plan, ad creative guidelines, and a remarketing playbook; AI Writer generated weekly executive summaries and a product interest study, while line-item quoting mapped channel budgets and the management fee with transparency that partners across merchandising and finance could trust.
The Implementation
BrightSpark relaunched pay-per-click marketing with tightly themed ad groups, compelling headlines, and seasonal offers, rebuilt tracking, activated remarketing lists for shoppers who previously visited, set precise targeting by location and device, and established continuous monitoring to adjust bids and provide detailed reports that made the pacing and results pretty straightforward to evaluate.
The Outcome
The brand achieved immediate visibility, measurable growth in conversions, and higher revenue versus last season, confirming the best possible results from focused execution and proving that effective ppc campaigns can make a difference in competitive periods.
Abstract
This agreement defines how a PPC management agency provides search engine marketing services to plan, launch, and manage pay-per-click advertising. It centers on online advertising across PPC platforms such as Google Ads and Bing Ads to drive targeted traffic from users actively searching on search engine results pages. The Company develops ad strategies, creates ad campaigns, and manages ad spend to help the Customer generate leads, boost sales, and build brand awareness with immediate visibility and measurable results.
Scope and specifications appear in Exhibit B. Services include web and marketing evaluation, keyword research and competitive analysis, and recommendations for ROI and conversion rate optimization. The Company provides ad copywriting, sets campaign structure, and can create landing pages to improve the landing page experience and convert clicks into desired action on the Customer's website.
Campaign budgeting requires agreement on daily and monthly spend and thresholds. Accounts may be opened with PPC advertising networks under the Company or Customer name; the parties should determine access and budget control in the exhibits to align with business goals and specific goals.
Ongoing management is a core obligation. The Company monitors CPC, CTR, and other key metrics, adjusts bids to optimize campaign performance, removes non-performing keywords, and compares click data to any conversion tracking the Customer employs. Reports are delivered at a defined frequency to support informed decisions, transparency, and continuous monitoring.
The Customer is responsible for fees owed to third-party networks and must maintain adequate funds. The agreement includes a limited warranty tied to conformance with the specifications; it does not guarantee positions in search results or that policies of third-party resources will remain unchanged.
Ownership and confidentiality are addressed. The Company retains documents, keyword lists, and other assets developed; the Customer receives output formats and retains rights to its own content. The Company acts as an independent contractor.
Indemnification, rights to use work for promotional purposes, and remedies for nonpayment (including pausing campaigns) are included. Domain names purchased are registered to the Customer.
Use cases include small businesses launching search ads to reach a target audience at the right time, B2B firms investing in SEM to attract qualified traffic and achieve measurable growth, and retailers optimizing ad copy and headlines to improve effectiveness and increase conversions across Google and other platforms.
Proposal Kit can help teams assemble this type of SEM services agreement and related documents. Its document assembly, automated line-item quoting for management fee and ad spend, AI Writer for supporting materials, and extensive template library make it easier to align proposals, statements of work, and plans for PPC management with clear, professional documentation.
Beyond the basics, this agreement clarifies how a ppc agency's management services fit into broader digital marketing. It frames pay-per-click marketing as a powerful strategy to reach the right audience when users search and engage with ppc ads and other paid ads. It sets expectations for ongoing optimization by ppc specialists who track performance, adjust bids, and refine ad strategies based on user behavior, competitors, demographics, and trends. The contract also supports campaign effectiveness by requiring budgeting discipline and detailed reports that include click count, impressions, and conversion data so the business can discover what drives results and pursue optimal results.
The operational flow is pretty straightforward: the Company structures pay-per-click campaigns, manages the ad account setup across platforms, and optimizes ad copy, keywords, and placements. Remarketing campaigns and retargeting campaigns can re-engage users who previously visited the website, while social media platforms such as Facebook can complement search engine optimization SEO and organic traffic to increase visibility and interest. This mix can deliver quick and measurable results and real results that drive measurable results and revenue.
The parties should document who has full access to accounts, how often to receive reports, and which key metrics define better performance and the best possible results. These practical tips help align marketing efforts with business goals while avoiding confusion over ownership and fees.
Use cases include a local service firm aiming to reach potential customers in select ZIP codes with precise targeting, an e-commerce team launching seasonal pay-per-click campaigns to outpace competitors, or B2B partners using remarketing to nurture high-value leads. Some businesses require short tests; others prefer long-term contracts for long-term success and best results.
Proposal Kit helps teams plan and document this work. Its document assembly streamlines scopes for ppc marketing and sem, automated line-item quoting covers management fee and media budgets, the AI Writer can generate supporting materials like plans and reports, and the template library helps align proposals, contracts, and campaign plans so the business can act directly and efficiently.
Additional considerations make ppc advertising work highly effective. Establish a test-and-learn plan that rotates headlines, calls to action, and landing page variants on a fixed cadence, and document winners. Build and maintain negative keyword lists, consistent naming conventions, and quality checks for URLs and tracking so data stays clean.
Pace budgets daily and mid-month to avoid end-of-period spikes, and schedule seasonal bid and creative updates. This operational focus, paired with clear thresholds for pausing low-performing segments, often makes the difference between spend and scale.
Define what the business requires before launch: target cost per lead or ROAS, minimum viable click volume, and decision rules for scaling. Specify who approves new creatives and changes to structure, and how quickly changes go live after approval. Provide dashboards so the business directly sees performance trends and exceptions in near real time. Effective ppc campaigns depend on this alignment, turning insights into actions that sustain momentum while protecting margins.
Writing the Pay Per Click (PPC) SEO Campaign Services Contract document - The Narrative
PAY PER CLICK ("PPC") SEARCH ENGINE CAMPAIGN SERVICES AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT is made this Current Day day of Current Month, Current Year by and between Company Name ("Company") and Company Name ("Customer"). Company has experience and expertise in the development of PPC Search Engine Campaign Strategies for Web Pages, Web Sites and other Computer Networks. Customer desires to have Company develop and deploy PPC Search Engine Campaign Strategies, custom programming, keyword optimization and other services as outlined in Exhibit B, attached herein (the "Specifications"). Company desires to develop Customer's PPC SEO Strategy and Services on the terms and conditions set forth herein ("SEO").
In consideration of the mutual covenants set forth in this Agreement, Customer and Company hereby agree as follows:
Development of PPC Strategy, PPC Campaign and Optimization Services. Company agrees to create, install, manage, develop and employ custom PPC Advertising Network strategies according to the terms listed on Exhibit A attached hereto.
Specifications
Company agrees to develop the PPC Campaign pursuant to the Specifications set forth in Exhibit B.
Delivery Dates and Milestones
Company will use reasonable diligence in the development of the PPC Campaign and Strategy and endeavor to deliver to Customer all deliverables and milestones, no later than Delivery Date. Customer acknowledges, however, that this delivery deadline and the other payment milestones listed in Exhibit A are estimates, and are not required delivery dates. Company will retain all documents, source code, keyword lists and other assets employed or created for Customer during the execution of this agreement. Customer will receive only the output formats of Company's work where applicable.
The output is to be used only within the scope of the project as outlined in Exhibit A. Customer shall retain all of its intellectual property rights in any text, images or other components it owns and delivers to Company for use in the PPC Campaign and Strategy rendered under this Agreement.
Services Provided
PPC Campaign and Strategy are intended to provide Customer with preferential positioning in selected paid search engine inclusion and report results on an ongoing and timely basis.
PPC Campaign and Strategies may include, but are not limited to:
Current web marketing and web site evaluation. Keyword research, performance, analysis and competition reports. Evaluation of current web site performance and ROI (Return on Investment) metrics tracking - including recommendations for additional ROI tracking or service to capture conversion rates and/or tying advertising, optimization, PPC or any other SEO services to an ability to benchmark success/failure of a particular marketing activity.
1 PPC Keyword Selection Services
Company will provide a comprehensive list of Insert Count of PPC Keywords keywords and phrases relevant to Customer's desired search terms based upon, but not limited to. Interview(s) conducted with Customer and staff. Research conducted by Company. Competitive analysis of keyword terms currently in market use.
Other customer-provided analytics and metrics concerning sales conversion rates for particular terms or phrases.
2 PPC Campaign Components, Implementation, Ongoing Research and Reporting Services
Note - The following are considered to be brief overviews of the services provided. For greater detail, include individual campaign consideration in your specifications ("Exhibit B"). The purpose of these summaries is to give the Customer an idea of what is being provided to them under this agreement in a single reading.
Advertising Copy
Company shall write, based upon Customer interviews, advertising copy that is designed to drive high click-through rates to Customer web site(s) based upon the various keywords identified and selected in section 4. Click-through rates shall be tracked and copywriting shall be adjusted based on these reports. Insert exclusions to copywriting and editing services or other disclaimers (if any).
Campaign Budgeting
Company and Customer shall agree upon an initial budget for all PPC efforts, including individual PPC advertiser allotments and thresholds for daily / monthly PPC expenditures. Insert additional budgeting considerations, restrictions or limitations (if any).
Campaign Creation and Implementation
Company shall set up independent PPC accounts in Insert who accounts will be set up with, Company or Customer name with all agreed-upon PPC Advertising Networks and subject to the agreed-upon budgets listed in Exhibit B. Company shall create various campaigns with varying advertising copy, keywords and demographic targeting based on the Company's research. Campaigns may differ in copywriting and keyword usage based upon the individual PPC advertiser. Company may create special Web Pages ("landing pages") to which all click-through actions will be directed, subject to the Specifications outlined in Exhibit B.
Creative services rendered under this Agreement may be subject to separate Web Design and Development terms and conditions. All additional terms and conditions for design and development services shall be attached in Exhibit A. Insert additional campaign creation, creative and implementation restrictions, including maximum number of keywords, pay-per-click engines, overall maximum bids, etc.
Monitoring and Reporting
Company shall monitor and manage Customer's PPC campaign and monitor CPC (cost per click) rates. Bids shall be adjusted in order to maximize the return on money spent on a particular keyword in relation to its performance. Non-performing keywords shall be removed from the PPC campaign based on the results of this reporting. CTR (click-through rate) metrics shall be compared to any ROI tracking that the Customer may employ to track conversions, sales, or other calls to action or desired results that the Customer wishes to get from their PPC campaign.
Reports shall be provided to Customer on a Insert frequency of reporting daily / weekly / monthly / quarterly basis. Insert exclusions to reporting and other disclaimers (if any).
3 ROI and Conversion Tracking Software
In the event that it is deemed necessary and vital to install ROI tracking or other metric measurement software, Company will install, update, upgrade and configure the following software packages ("the Installation" or the "Software"). Company shall provide documentation and instructions to Customer on using all Software installed by Company. Company shall provide Hours hours of training to Customer, and turn over all disks, CD-ROMs, digital media, downloads, links or other Software purchased for Customer under this Agreement to Customer.
Company shall not be responsible for keeping copies, back-ups or any other form of the Software after turning over the original copies to Customer. Company will not maintain the Installation, updates, or any daily tasks required for the maintenance of the Software under this Agreement unless otherwise specified in Exhibit B. Company will not manage or maintain copies of licenses for any of the software packages or installations under this Agreement. All licenses for software installations will be turned over to Customer upon execution of this Agreement.
4 Service Disclaimers
Customer acknowledges the following with respect to services:
Company accepts no responsibility for policies of PPC Advertising Networks, third-party search engines, directories or other web sites ("Third-Party Resources") that Company may submit to with respect to the classification or type of content it accepts, whether now or in the future. Customer's web site or content may be excluded or banned from any Third-Party Resource at any time. Customer agrees not to hold Company responsible for any liability or actions taken by Third-Party Resources under this Agreement. Customer acknowledges that the nature of many of the resources Company may employ under this Agreement are competitive in nature.
Company does not guarantee #1 position, consistent positioning, "top 10 positions" or specific placement for any particular PPC keyword, phrase or search term. Customer acknowledges that Company's past performance is not indicative of any future results Customer may experience. Customer acknowledges that SEO and submissions to search engines and directories can take an indefinite amount of time for acceptance or inclusion. PPC Advertising may be subject to the individual advertising network's policies and procedures.
Each edit or change made to any resources employed by Company may repeat these inclusion times. Customer acknowledges that any of the PPC advertising networks, search engines, directories or other resources may block, prevent or otherwise stop accepting submissions for an indefinite period of time. Customer acknowledges that PPC advertising networks or search engines may drop listings from its database for no apparent or predictable reason. Company shall re-submit resources to the search engine based on the current policies of the search engine in question and whether pay inclusion programs are being used.
Company will endeavor to make every effort to keep Customer informed of any changes that Company is made aware of that impact any of the PPC Campaign and Strategy and the execution thereof under this Agreement. Customer acknowledges that Company may not become aware of changes to third-party resources, industry changes or any other changes that may or may not affect PPC campaign or other SEO services. Customer acknowledges that Company cannot guarantee the exact placement of Customer's advertising; its availability or availability related to the funds in the Customer's account. Customer is solely responsible for all advertising network fees and paid inclusion fees and must maintain adequate funds in any third-party accounts in order to maintain inclusion in these resources.
Consult Exhibit B for a complete list of advertising networks and Third-Party Resources employed under this Agreement and an estimate of fees for specific keywords and other listings. Company reserves the exclusive right, for the duration of this Agreement, to approve or disapprove any design strategies, existing code or other techniques, whether requested by Customer or presently employed by Customer, that are considered by Company to be detrimental to the PPC campaign or other SEO strategies and the execution of Company's services under this Agreement.
Compensation
For all of Company's services under this Agreement, Customer shall compensate Company, in cash, pursuant to the terms of Exhibit A attached hereto. In the event Customer fails to make any of the payments referenced in Exhibit A by the deadline set forth in Exhibit A, Company has the right, but is not obligated, to pursue any or all of the following remedies: (1) terminate the Agreement, (2) remove equipment, software, services or resources owned by Company, whether leased to Customer by Company or not and any Company personnel or staff from Customer location(s), or (3) bring legal action.
Confidentiality
Customer and Company acknowledge and agree that the Specifications and all other documents and information related to the development of PPC Campaign (the "Confidential Information") will constitute valuable trade secrets of Company. Customer shall keep the Confidential Information in confidence and shall not, at any time during or after the term of this Agreement, without Company's prior written consent, disclose or otherwise make available to anyone, either directly or indirectly, all or any part of the Confidential Information.
Limited Warranty and Limitation on Damages
Company warrants that the PPC campaign and other products and services will conform to the Specifications for a period of thirty (30) days from the date of acceptance by Customer. If the PPC campaign does not conform to the Specifications, Company shall be responsible to correct such without unreasonable delay, at Company's sole expense and without charge to Customer, to bring services into conformance with the Specifications. This warranty shall be the exclusive warranty available to Customer. Customer waives any other warranty, express or implied.
Customer acknowledges that Company does not warrant that all services will work on all platforms or in every circumstance. Customer acknowledges that Company will not be responsible for the results, productivity or any other measurable metric not specified in Exhibit B, obtained by Customer in regards to these services. Customer waives any claim for damages, direct or indirect, and agrees that its sole and exclusive remedy for damages (either in contract or tort) is the return of the consideration paid to Company as set forth in Exhibit A attached hereto.
Note: When creating the Specifications in Exhibit B, make sure to clearly outline the services to be performed that you have control over. It is not recommended to put in expected results as a Specification, as you may not be able to then meet the terms of your Agreement and have it hold for the entire warranty period. If you do agree to terms you may not have control over in the Specifications, consider removing the default 30-day warranty and specify there is no warranty.
You should always agree only to Specifications you can complete. For example, do not warrant that search engine submissions will give top 10 results, or that PPC rates for a particular keyword will remain consistent; however, do warrant that you performed the submissions per the guidelines of the specified search engines.
Independent Contractor
Company shall be retained as independent contractor. Company will be fully responsible for payment of its own income taxes on all compensation earned under this Agreement. Customer will not withhold or pay any income tax, social security tax, or any other payroll taxes on Company's behalf.
Company understands that it will not be entitled to any fringe benefits that Customer provides for its employees generally or to any statutory employment benefits, including without limitation worker's compensation or unemployment insurance.
Equipment
Customer agrees to make available to Company, for Company's use in performing the services required by this Agreement, such items of hardware and software as Customer and Company agree are reasonably necessary for such purpose. Customer agrees to make available any access to services, hosting, ftp or other resources deemed necessary by Company to fulfill its obligations under this Agreement.
General Provisions
1 Entire Agreement
This Agreement contains the entire agreement between the parties relating to the subject matter hereof and supersedes any and all prior agreements or understandings, written or oral, between the parties related to the subject matter hereof. No modification of this Agreement shall be valid unless made in writing and signed by both parties hereto.
2 Governing Law
This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of State. Exclusive jurisdiction and venue shall be in the County County, State Superior Court.
3 Binding Effect
This Agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of Customer and Company and their respective successors and assigns, provided that Company may not assign any of its obligations under this Agreement without Customer's prior written consent.
4 Waiver
The waiver by either party of any breach or failure to enforce any of the terms and conditions of this Agreement at any time shall not in any way affect, limit, or waive such party's right thereafter to enforce and compel strict compliance with every term and condition of this Agreement.
5 Good Faith
Each party represents and warrants to the other that such party has acted in good faith, and agrees to continue to so act, in the negotiation, execution, delivery, performance, and any termination of this Agreement.
6 No Right to Assign
Customer has no right to assign, sell, modify or otherwise alter this Agreement, except upon the express written advance approval of Company, which consent can be withheld for any reason.
7 Right to Remove Resources
In the event Customer fails to make any of the payments set forth on Exhibit A within the time prescribed in Exhibit A, Company has the right to remove any PPC campaign under Company control until payment is paid in full, plus accrued late charges of 1 1/2% per month.
8 Indemnification
Customer warrants that everything it provides Company to employ in the PPC campaign is legally owned or licensed to Customer. Customer agrees to indemnify and hold Company harmless from any and all claims brought by any third party relating to any aspect of the PPC campaign, including but without limitation, any and all demands, liabilities, losses, costs and claims including attorney's fees arising out of injury caused by Customer's products/services, material supplied by Customer, copyright infringement, and defective products sold via the PPC campaign. Customer agrees to indemnify Company from responsibility for problems/disruptions caused by third-party services that Customer may use, such as merchant accounts, shopping carts, shipping, hosting services, real-time credit card processing and other services that relate to the ownership and operation of the PPC campaign.
9 Use of Material for Promotional Purposes
Customer grants Company the right to use its work in producing the PPC campaign for promotional purposes and/or to cross-link it with other advertising developed by Company. Customer grants Company the right to list, reference or otherwise identify Customer as a client of Company in Company's advertising and marketing.
10 No Responsibility for Loss
Company will have no responsibility for any third party disrupting, intruding or otherwise copying files in part or in whole on all or any part of the work performed for the PPC campaign. Company is not responsible for any down time, lost files, improper links or any other loss that may occur in the operation of the PPC campaign under this Agreement.
11 Right to Make Derivative Works
Company will have the exclusive rights in making any derivative works from any of its work, practices, coding, programming or other work in regards to the PPC campaign.
12 Attorney's Fees
In the event any party to this Agreement employs an attorney to enforce any of the terms of the Agreement, the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover its actual attorney's fees and costs, including expert witness fees.
13 Identification of Company
Customer agrees that Company identification may be annotated, and remain within the code or on the web site as the authors. Customer also agrees to put Company's copyright notices on the PPC campaign reports and the relevant content therein.
14 Transfer of Rights
In the event Company is unable to continue maintenance of the PPC campaign services, non-exclusive rights to the PPC campaign will be granted to Customer. Transfer of Rights does not apply to non-transferable third-party licenses and proprietary material owned by the developers.
15 Domain Name
Any domain name registered on Customer's behalf will be made in Customer's name for both the billing and administrative contacts. The technical contact is generally required to be the hosting ISP or Domain Registrar. Company will not register domain names in Company name. Customer is responsible for renewing Customer's domain name(s).
The parties represent and warrant that, on the date first written above, they are authorized to enter into this Agreement in its entirety and duly bind their respective principals by their signatures below:

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