Open a Google Ads account that has run for a few years and you usually find the same thing. Search, Shopping, Performance Max and YouTube are all chasing one buyer, and each of them claims the sale.
The bill rises, the report looks healthy, and your sales line agrees with neither. Google’s automation is very good at finding what you tell it to find, and it knows nothing about your margin. So the work of a Google Ads agency now comes down to structure, feed and audit.
Structure means every campaign type owns a job. Exact match Search protects the terms that already pay, Shopping sells the catalog, Performance Max hunts beyond both, and YouTube builds the demand Search later catches.
Feed means the account learns from real orders and qualified leads, through enhanced conversions and offline imports.
Audit means a senior person on our team reads the search terms and placements every week and cuts what the automation got wrong.
Akshit Bhasin insists on research before any plan: “do thesis level analysis.” So we open the ads your competitors run, separate what we saw from what we assume, and only then write your plan.
Of the 100+ brands our team has worked with, an ecommerce brand shows where this goes. Its Performance Max returns run about 27x the industry norm, because years of AI SEO built a warm audience the ads retarget. Not on day one.
Our performance marketing hub covers how a budget moves across every platform. This page covers one platform, Google Ads, while Meta ads and the Merchant Center feed have their own pages.
Ask for the free mini audit. One of our senior people opens your Google Ads account personally and sends you the five to ten changes that would grow your revenue first.