Open a messy Google Ads account and you can't tell which searches are paying for themselves. A Google Ads account rewards structure, because structure decides whether you can read the results at all. So structure comes first.
We group keywords by what the searcher wants, so each ad group answers one kind of search. The ad echoes that search, and the click lands on a page built for it, not on your home page. Search campaigns reach buyers at the moment they search; shopping campaigns show them your products with prices.
The quiet work is negative keywords. Searches that look relevant and never buy drain a budget without anyone noticing, so we review the search terms every week and keep researching negative keywords to block them, and you stop paying for clicks that will never convert. When your buyers also search on Bing, the same structure carries over to Microsoft Advertising.








