Results, and exactly how we got them.
Every story starts with what was stuck, shows what we changed, and ends with the numbers. Including the tests that failed.
Filler examples for layout. Real results replace these before launch.
Haldane · Auto detailing
Detailing studio with great reviews, flat bookings and one campaign untouched since spring.
One broad campaign for five months. Google reported conversions the business never saw. Cost per lead rising every month.
Fixed tracking first. Then cut wasted search terms, split campaigns by service and tested ads one change at a time before the busy season.
Peak season ran only on keywords and ads that had already won. Revenue nearly tripled with a lower cost per lead.
- Week 1Fixed tracking: Google was missing 00% of leads
- Weeks 2–6Tested 00 headlines; price-first ads won
- SummerAdded 000 negative keywords
- Peak seasonScaled spend only on proven keywords
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Same search. Different ad.
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Ad platforms tend to flatter themselves. These rules keep our reports honest.
We report leads and revenue from your records, not only what Google claims.
Every change is compared with the same length of time before.
Losing tests stay in the report. They stop money going to the wrong ads.
Every number says when it was measured and where it came from.
A report you can read in two minutes.
| Test | What changed | Result | Next |
|---|---|---|---|
| Headline test | Price first vs service first | +00% clicks | Keep price-first |
| Match type | Exact vs broad match | 0.0× leads | Shift budget to exact |
| Ad schedule | All day vs business hours | No clear winner | Run 1 more week |
| Bidding | Max conversions vs manual | −00% cost per lead | Keep broad |
Next week: 00 new negative keywords from the search terms report, and the ad schedule test runs one more week.