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Local Services Ads for Paving Contractors in Ohio
Local Services Ads charge per lead and can carry a Google Screened or Google Guaranteed badge where your business is eligible. Eligibility depends on category, licensing, insurance and background checks, and we verify it market by market in Ohio.
Local Services Ads by Ohio market
| City | County | Counties ≤30 mi | Weekly budget opens |
|---|---|---|---|
| Columbus | Franklin County | 7 | Mar–Apr |
| Cleveland | Cuyahoga County | 6 | Mar–Apr |
| Cincinnati | Hamilton County | 7 | Feb–Mar |
| Toledo | Lucas County | 4 | Mar–Apr |
| Akron | Summit County | 6 | Mar–Apr |
| Dayton | Montgomery County | 7 | Feb–Mar |
| Parma | Cuyahoga County | 6 | Mar–Apr |
| Canton | Stark County | 7 | Mar–Apr |
| Youngstown | Mahoning County | 6 | Mar–Apr |
| Lorain | Lorain County | 5 | Mar–Apr |
| Hamilton | Butler County | 8 | Feb–Mar |
| Springfield | Clark County | 6 | Feb–Mar |
What shapes Local Services Ads in Ohio
12 of the 12 markets are seasonal. The shortest seasons are in Columbus (May–October), Cleveland (May–October) and Toledo (May–October), and the earliest launch is Cincinnati, where campaigns should be live by February.
Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Akron, Parma and Hamilton are metro markets with 750,000+ people within 25 miles; none is a standalone market under 250,000.
Learn how we approach local services ads for asphalt contractors, or browse all Ohio markets.
FAQ
Local Services Ads in Ohio: common questions
Which Ohio markets need Local Services Ads running earliest?
Cincinnati, where campaigns should be live by February for a April–November season. 12 of the 12 markets are seasonal. The shortest seasons are in Columbus (May–October), Cleveland (May–October) and Toledo (May–October), and the earliest launch is Cincinnati, where campaigns should be live by February.
How many Ohio cities do you plan Local Services Ads for?
12: Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, Akron, Dayton, Parma and Canton and 4 more. All are on Eastern time.
