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Google Ads Mastery: From Fundamentals to Pro-Level Campaigns

bookPerforming Regular Account Audits

Google Ads is not a set it and forget it platform. Without regular reviews, inefficiencies creep in and wasted spend piles up. This chapter shows how to build a habit of auditing your accounts.

Key Points:

  • Regular audits help you cut waste, spot underperformers early, and keep your structure clean;
  • Audit frequency should be monthly for light checks, quarterly for deep dives, or immediately after major updates like new funnels or offers.

Key Audit Areas:

  • Campaign structure: logical splits, naming conventions;
  • Keyword quality: tight themes, negatives updated;
  • Ad copy: fresh variations, relevance to queries;
  • Bidding and budgets: aligned with performance goals;
  • Landing pages: speed, message match, mobile usability;
  • Conversion tracking: accuracy and consistency
  • Audiences: remarketing lists active and sized correctly.

Use a standard audit template to log findings, assign owners, and track progress across time.

Summarize each audit with 3–5 key insights and immediate action steps - this makes it digestible for stakeholders and creates accountability.

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Google Ads is not a set it and forget it platform. Without regular reviews, inefficiencies creep in and wasted spend piles up. This chapter shows how to build a habit of auditing your accounts.

Key Points:

  • Regular audits help you cut waste, spot underperformers early, and keep your structure clean;
  • Audit frequency should be monthly for light checks, quarterly for deep dives, or immediately after major updates like new funnels or offers.

Key Audit Areas:

  • Campaign structure: logical splits, naming conventions;
  • Keyword quality: tight themes, negatives updated;
  • Ad copy: fresh variations, relevance to queries;
  • Bidding and budgets: aligned with performance goals;
  • Landing pages: speed, message match, mobile usability;
  • Conversion tracking: accuracy and consistency
  • Audiences: remarketing lists active and sized correctly.

Use a standard audit template to log findings, assign owners, and track progress across time.

Summarize each audit with 3–5 key insights and immediate action steps - this makes it digestible for stakeholders and creates accountability.

Everything was clear?

How can we improve it?

Thanks for your feedback!

SectionΒ 11. ChapterΒ 3
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