1. Check the data first
Peggy confirms conversion tracking is recording before judging any spend, since recommendations built on broken tracking would mislead. Then Peggy reads campaign, ad group, keyword and search-term results for the period.
Each week Peggy reviews your Google Ads results, finds spend that isn’t producing results and recommends what to pause, cut or scale, with the numbers behind each call.
With Peggy, Marketer
Starts: Weekly, at the time you choose, using the account’s results for the period.
Peggy confirms conversion tracking is recording before judging any spend, since recommendations built on broken tracking would mislead. Then Peggy reads campaign, ad group, keyword and search-term results for the period.
Search terms, ad groups and placements that spent without converting, or convert well above your target cost, are listed with their spend, clicks and conversions. Low-volume items are labeled too early to judge.
You get a short list: pause, add negative keywords, shift budget or keep watching, each with its numbers. Changes are made in Google Ads after your approval, or within limits you have explicitly allowed.
This is an audit with recommendations. Savings are not guaranteed; they depend on your market, bidding and the changes you choose to make.
Hypothetical finished result
Weekly paid-search audit
Hypothetical: a software company’s search campaigns over the last seven days.
Connect the accounts and actions for your workflow. Start in Artie or add your Artisan to Slack; access stays within your account permissions.
Explore appsIt identifies spend that does not appear to produce results. Whether costs fall depends on the changes you make and your market; no savings are guaranteed.
Only within limits you explicitly allow. By default, recommendations wait for your approval.
Peggy checks tracking first and says when the data looks unreliable, before recommending any cuts.