The accounts we inherit fall into the same four patterns. Structure that grew organically over years and now has campaigns, ad groups, and keywords whose original purpose nobody remembers. Conversion tracking that fires on form-views or thank-you page-loads rather than qualified pipeline, so Smart Bidding optimises for the wrong outcome. Performance Max campaigns running with the default settings, swallowing budget and refusing to break out asset group performance. And landing pages that were built for the homepage user, not the buyer who clicked an ad for a specific query.
The fix is rarely a new tactic. It is the fundamentals, run properly. We rebuild account structure around your actual funnel. We rewire conversion tracking to fire on revenue or closed-won leads, with Enhanced Conversions and offline import filling the gaps that the Pixel and the GA4 tag cannot see on their own. We strip PMax back to deliberate asset groups and audience signals, and we treat Shopping feed health as a weekly operational job, not a quarterly audit.
And we build landing pages. Not as a separate scope you procure six months after launching the campaign, but as part of the same engagement. The ad, the page, and the offer are one system. If the page is wrong, the bid is wrong, and the campaign data is noise. Most of the lift in the first 90 days comes from work that has nothing to do with bidding.