Disciplines

Each page owns one job inside the account.

These are not separate services. They are the pieces that make a Google Ads account legible enough to improve.

Discipline

SERP audit →

Looks at the real search result your ad competes on: competitor ads, offers, local proof, SERP features, and site-to-ad gaps.

Discipline

Tracking audit →

Checks whether conversions, forms, phone clicks, GA4, and Google Ads can be trusted before optimization decisions depend on them.

Discipline

Competitor tracking →

Watches who repeatedly appears on important searches and what angles they lead with, without chasing one-off impressions.

Discipline

Keyword targeting →

Separates customer intent from wrong-business, wrong-geo, wrong-intent, and low-value search terms.

Discipline

Ad copy →

Turns public proof from the site into clearer ads, stronger assets, and better message match from search to page.

Discipline

Landing pages →

Checks where paid clicks lose confidence: message match, CTA path, trust placement, mobile friction, speed, and tracking.

Discipline

Bid strategy →

Names the bid strategy each campaign should be on and whether smart bidding is being fed enough signal to actually learn.

Discipline

Audience architecture →

Audits Customer Match, CRM sync, retargeting segmentation, and whether real customer data is making it into Google Ads in a way that can move bids.

Discipline

Shopping →

Merchant Center and feed checks for clients where product catalogs make Shopping relevant.

The disciplines overlap on purpose.

SERP context can inform ad copy, competitor tracking, keyword discovery, and landing-page review. Tracking checks can affect account structure, bidding, and CRO decisions. Good evidence should earn its keep in more than one place.

Want the Google Ads audit run on your account?

The audit checks the account, the page, the tracking, and the live search result together.

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Specialist paid search
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$500/month flat
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