Google Ads & budget. Agency? or not!

Hey guys,

I'm Faruk, the technical solo founder of MonitUp.

MonitUp.com is a productivity tool designed to help businesses increase employee productivity.

I now had to try Google ads, which I have been wanting to try for a very long time.

For this experiment, I want to start with a small budget and I have determined a single country as my target audience.

My target audience country: Turkey.
My target audience: CEOs, General Managers and Bosses of companies with 20 - 500 employees.

My expectation from advertising is not that 100's of people visit my website, it is enough for 10 right people to come a day and I can arrange a meeting. When the ad is clicked, it will land on my Turkish page, which I have created specifically for my target audience, and leave information such as e-mail address and phone number. I think I will also provide information about prices on this page. An example would be a page like this: https://screentime.monitup.com

I will reach out to the person who left their phone number and email, introduce MonitUp and try to arrange a meeting. People here are not used to purchasing directly, they want to have a meeting, see you in front of them and listen to you. They want to know the person they can reach when they need it. That's why I think I can't sell it directly.

Should I make these ads with an Agency? Or should I plan it myself?

The agency asks for a monthly service fee of $175. I am planning to experience advertising processes with a minimum budget and increase it if necessary, and they suggested that I start with $100 per month. I think I can get an average of 200 clicks per month with this budget, and I really think it will be a useful work if these people are the right people.

I'd love to hear your suggestions on this.

Happy New Year to all.