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How To Improve Google Ads Campaign Performance

Does your Google Ads campaign go up and down? Aren't sure what you should do? Learn how to manage your Google Ads campaign efficiently and improve the performance of your campaigns.

So last 30 days conversions were 209, phone calls were 28, per day ads spent $70, and deals closed at 25%. Good. Niche is a construction niche in New York. Okay. Any recommendations on how I can optimize this campaign further? So what would you like to do? Increase the conversions or phone calls or the ads spend or the deals closed is at the client end or your end, Google can't close your deals for you. So to optimize it, you can look at that even let's go take our closing from 25% to 30% or 35%. That is going to give you a higher ROI.

You're getting these conversions and then you have got some data over here. I would look at that and say, okay, in this campaign I've got 147 conversions at $6.04, 20 leads over here at $12.86, and 35 conversions at $16.78. So this is the most expensive one. Now, what is your Target Cost Per Acquisition? That's what you want to ask yourself. If your Target CPA is, let's say $10, then you keep on increasing this. You don't need to optimize. Google is already giving you a great number of conversions at a good price. Don't touch anything. Just keep on increasing the budget by 15%, or 20% every few days, and spend as much money as you can. Obviously, you need to ask your client if that is your client account and cut out all the wasted ones or the most expensive ones. That's what we do. If I'm paying almost double more than double over here in this campaign, why should I do that? Because this is a smart campaign. These two are the display and you're getting good conversions. And the beauty of display and YouTube is scalability.

You can really scale. There's unlimited traffic on there. You give Google $500,000, $2,000 a day and Google is going to spend it and get you the results. So I would definitely for sure start to scale this. I would not look at optimizing it further unless there are placements where you can see lots of budget is being wasted. But just keep slowly increasing the budget and stopping the expensive campaigns. And this is where a lot of people also overthink and overcomplicate about optimization. Because if you can get more conversions over here at $6 or $4 and you increase your deals close to 30%, then your cost per acquisition comes down quite a bit. And also are you limited by budget? That's the first thing. Because if I'm getting 147 conversions, I'm not sure what the date range is. And you're limited by budget. I wouldn't want to be limited by budget on this because $6 leads and if they are good quality leads is pretty good. So well done.

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