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A real estate investor acquisition business spending $25K/month on Google Ads was generating 400+ leads but closing fewer than 2%. The fix was not better ad copy. It was separating campaigns by seller intent, rebuilding negative keyword architecture, and feeding appointment-level offline conversions back into Smart Bidding. This case study walks through the diagnosis, the rebuild, and the results, with lessons for any high-value lead gen advertiser running Google Ads.

A step-by-step operational guide for Google Ads agencies managing 20 or more client accounts, covering how to standardize account architecture, automate reporting, enforce signal quality, and bring in an optimization engine so account managers focus on strategy. Built for agency owners and PPC leads hitting a delivery ceiling.

A multi-location dental group spending $45K per month on Google Ads cut its cost per patient by 38% in 60 days. The fix: separating campaigns by location and service line, switching conversion tracking from form fills to booked appointments, and building service-specific landing pages. This case study walks through the diagnosis, the three-phase rebuild, and the structural lessons any multi-location healthcare or service business can apply.

A multi-location dental group running one campaign across 12 offices rebuilt its Google Ads into a location-first architecture, fixed conversion tracking to isolate new patients from existing ones, and significantly reduced cost per new patient. This case study walks through the diagnosis, the structural rebuild, and what the results looked like at 30, 60, and 90 days.

A mid-market SaaS company was hitting demo request targets but watching revenue stagnate. The root cause: Google Ads was optimizing for form fills with no correlation to closed revenue. This case study walks through how rebuilding conversion actions around qualified pipeline stages, importing offline conversions from Salesforce, and restructuring Smart Bidding targets doubled usable pipeline within 90 days on the same budget.

A step-by-step Google Ads account audit checklist for in-house teams covering conversion tracking, campaign structure, search term analysis, asset quality, performance benchmarking, and fix prioritization. Includes a framework for knowing when problems require more than a self-serve fix.

This case study follows an in-house marketing team at a professional services firm that was generating plenty of Google Ads leads but almost no qualified pipeline. Over 90 days, three structural changes, importing CRM signals as conversions, restructuring keywords around high-intent terms, and rebuilding landing pages for service specificity, transformed the account without increasing budget. The root cause was a measurement problem: the algorithm was optimizing for cheap form fills, not real opportunities. The piece breaks down each fix and explains how the groas Done With You model applies this diagnostic framework systematically for in-house teams that suspect their account has a ceiling they cannot see from inside.

Most Google Ads audits are theater: impressive documents that separate diagnosis from execution and almost never improve account performance. This article explains why the audit format itself is the failure mode, what a real diagnostic looks like, and why continuous management with execution authority is the only approach that changes the numbers.

A step-by-step guide to creating Performance Max video assets that perform. Covers Google's technical specs, the Hook-Value-CTA creative framework, uploading multiple variants across all three aspect ratios, reading asset performance reports, and common mistakes that kill PMax video performance. Written for in-house teams, agencies, and business owners who want to stop letting Google auto-generate their video creative.