Google Ads account review
A second pair of eyes on your Google Ads.
A Google Ads specialist looks through your account and talks you through what's working, what isn't, and what they'd change. No cost, no obligation.
- View-only access — nothing in your account is changed
- You deal with the specialist, not a sales team
- No lock-in if you go on to work with us
Sound familiar?
These usually trace back to something in the account.
- Wasted spend
- Rising costs
- Agency on autopilot
- Poor lead quality
- No clear answers
- Missed opportunities
- Tracking issues
- Not enough attention
What we look at
The whole account, not just the campaign.
Campaigns can overlap, compete in the same auctions, or quietly become redundant — easy to miss when each one is looked at on its own.
- Account & campaign structure
- Keywords, search terms & negatives
- Audiences, locations & targeting
- Ads & assets
- Bidding & budget allocation
- Conversion tracking
- The pages your ads send people to
- Account health & settings
Search · Performance Max · Shopping · Display · YouTube · Demand Gen
How it works
Three steps. No commitment.
- 1
Send your details
Name and email to start.
- 2
Give view-only access
We'll show you how. Nothing in the account is changed.
- 3
Hear what we find
What's working, what isn't, and what we'd change. What you do next is up to you.
No account yet? Choose "Starting from scratch" on the form and we'll talk through setting one up in your name.
Questions
Before you ask.
Is there any cost or obligation?
No. There's no cost, and no obligation to go any further.
What access do you need?
View-only access to your Google Ads account. It lets us see how the account is set up and performing without being able to change anything.
Who will I be dealing with?
The person managing your account — not a rotating account team. Phone, Zoom or email, whatever suits.
How do you reduce Google Ads costs?
The cheapest click is rarely the cheapest customer.
Search intent shapes which queries are worth appearing for. Keyword targeting, match types and negative keywords control what you show up for, and what you don't. Ad relevance and click-through rate influence what you pay per click. Landing page quality and message match affect whether a click becomes an enquiry. Your conversion rate shapes your cost per enquiry — and what an enquiry is worth to you decides whether that cost is any good.
Those are some of the factors. We look at the whole set rather than optimising one part in isolation — and we'll tell you what we find.
Your next customer is already searching.
Will you be the one they find?