About Jelena Bjelos
Jelena Bjelos runs paid advertising and social media for Movers Development clients: Google Ads search campaigns, Local Services Ads, Meta ads, and the social accounts that keep a moving company visible between seasons.
She plans ad budgets month by month so spend follows the moving calendar, with most bookings landing between May and September, and reports results as cost per lead and booked jobs rather than clicks. Her campaigns sit behind the PPC for moving companies service.
On the blog, Jelena writes and reviews articles on paid media and social for movers: Google Ads, Local Services Ads, Facebook and Instagram advertising, and social media that produces calls.
Topics Jelena writes and reviews
- PPC for moving companies
- Google Local Services Ads for movers
- Facebook and Instagram ads for moving companies
- Social media marketing for movers
Background
- Head of Paid Media and Social, Movers Development
- Google Ads, Local Services Ads, and Meta campaign management for moving companies
- Social media management for moving and storage brands
Articles by Jelena Bjelos

April 21, 2026
What moving companies need to know about Google LSAs

May 5, 2025
Best places to advertise a moving company

April 25, 2025
How much do companies pay for advertising

August 5, 2024
How much should movers spend on Facebook Ads?

November 27, 2021
Buying Website Traffic: Why It Hurts Moving Companies
Articles reviewed by Jelena Bjelos

October 15, 2026
How much do moving leads cost, and are they worth it?

April 4, 2026
4 free lead sources for moving companies

March 8, 2026
The difference between lead volume and booked moves

February 27, 2026
The problem with bidding on affordable movers in Google Ads

September 16, 2025
How to use Quora and Reddit to drive moving leads
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