Campaign strategy and structure
Which campaigns exist and what each one is for. A good structure makes the account easier to read, not bigger.
What you actually pay for when someone runs your account. Scope, timeline, and what not to expect.
Management, PPC services, consulting. Same job: see what's happening, fix the structure, decide on clean data.
Which campaigns exist and what each one is for. A good structure makes the account easier to read, not bigger.
What Google can spend, where, and what the bidding chases. Control, not activity.
Every sale counted once, with the right value. Get this wrong and every automated decision is wrong too.
Cut waste, test better traffic, move budget to what works. Decisions, not a change log.
What changed, why, and what happened next. No dashboard translation needed.
What counts as a conversion, where the budget goes, and where the dashboard disagrees with the bank account.
Tracking, structure, feed. Some accounts need a rebuild. Others need three precise fixes and less fiddling.
The account measures the right thing, so search terms, budgets and bids can be judged without guessing.
Budget follows evidence. Three sentences a week beat a forty-page deck nobody reads.
Overnight results. A guaranteed ROAS before anyone opened the account. Being one of fifty accounts on a junior's desk. Anyone promising these before looking is selling, not diagnosing.
None is automatically right. The full operational comparison is in the agency vs freelancer vs in-house guide.
More hands, more overhead, slower replies. The person who sold you is rarely the one running the account.
Direct line to the person doing the work. The tradeoff: one person's bandwidth.
Full control, full attention. Slow to hire, and a wrong hire gets expensive before anyone notices.
Good for one diagnosis, a handover or a specific repair. Not for day-to-day running.
Ongoing management works best once there is already some ad spend and real data to react to.
Starting from zero? A defined setup project makes more sense. I'll say that on the call, not after you sign.
The diagnosis always comes before the pitch.
If a Google Ads consultant tells you what they will do before they have looked at your account, they are guessing, not diagnosing.
Anonymized under NDA. Numbers from the accounts themselves.
DTC eCommerce brand, feed & Merchant Center recovery.

€202K in spend, feed-first fix, not a bidding trick.
DTC eCommerce brand, strong repeat-purchase model.

What the call looks like.
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