About Mantas Auk | Founder of Dallas SEO & AI Agency
Jurate Auk has spent more than 13 years in digital marketing, and for all of them she has worked side by side with Mantas Auk on the same client engagements: search engine optimization, Google Ads, website projects, analytics and conversion optimization. The work began in European markets and moved to the United States, so she has seen how buyers search and shop on both sides of the Atlantic.
What sets her apart is that she also owns an online store. She founded Youth Rituals, a skincare e-commerce brand and the official U.S. distributor of FLORÊVE PARIS, after completing her studies in cosmetics. That means she deals every week with the things a marketing report never shows: supplier terms, margins, inventory, shipping, returns and the difference between a campaign that brings traffic and one that brings profitable orders.
She helps clients grow e-commerce businesses end to end — from sourcing and supplier relationships and how a product range is structured, to the advertising that sells it: Google Ads and Google Shopping, and Facebook and Instagram campaigns through Meta. The channels are chosen for the business, not the other way round.
The question behind every engagement is the same one the whole team works to: did marketing produce orders, customers and margin? Traffic, clicks and impressions are inputs to that question, not answers to it, which is why tracking is set up before anything is optimized.
Jurate Auk works within the same advertising practice as the rest of Mantas Auk LLC. As of August 2026 the team actively manages more than 150 Google Ads accounts and 40 Local Services Ads accounts, with individual monthly budgets ranging from approximately $2,000 to $70,000, for businesses in the United States and Europe.
Her own focus inside that practice is e-commerce: Google Search and Shopping campaigns, and Meta campaigns across Facebook and Instagram, for stores that need advertising to produce profitable orders rather than traffic.
Campaign strategy is not built around one fixed advertising format. Search, Shopping, paid social, Display, remarketing and other campaign types are selected according to the client’s business model, customer journey, market demand and available budget.
At a glance · as of August 2026
Client names, exact advertising budgets and confidential account data are not published without permission. Portfolio figures are aggregated, and any public examples are anonymized.
The objective is not to generate the largest possible number of clicks. The objective is to understand how much was spent, what the advertising produced and how much it cost to acquire a qualified lead, sale or customer.
Calls, forms, SMS inquiries and other website conversions are tracked first. When the client provides CRM or sales data, those inquiries are followed further through the sales process to determine which campaigns produced qualified opportunities and actual customers. Customer acquisition cost, revenue and return on advertising spend are calculated when that client-side information is available; not every client shares complete sales data, and the reporting says so when it does not.
Depending on the client’s data, campaign measurement may include:
Jurate Auk reviews advertising as a business investment, not as a collection of platform statistics. Reporting connects spend with inquiries, lead quality, sales outcomes and customer acquisition cost.
Performance is also evaluated in the context of the market. A higher cost in one week may be caused by new competitors, changes in demand, bidding-model learning or a decline in conversion quality. For that reason, decisions are based on week-over-week trends, competitive conditions and the full customer journey, not one isolated percentage.
Every report ends with specific decisions: what should be increased, reduced, paused, tested or fixed next. A typical weekly account review covers:
Campaign structure depends on the client’s goals, budget and customer journey. Search campaigns are commonly used to capture people already looking for a service. Local Services Ads are used when the service and market are eligible and phone-call demand is important. Display and remarketing campaigns are used when the business needs additional reach, repeated exposure or longer-term demand generation.
The objective is to select the campaign type most likely to produce profitable customers, not to use every available Google Ads feature.
Detailed client results are published on the case studies page. Every figure shown there is expected to trace back to Search Console, GA4, Google Ads, Meta Ads Manager or CRM data from the client in question.