
Google Ads management
Search, Shopping, Performance Max and Demand Gen as one system that we work on every business day.




















Process
From granting access to the review meeting usually takes one to two weeks. The effort depends on the number of accounts, markets and campaign types more than on spend alone; an account with six countries takes longer than one with three times the budget in a single market.
For this we need read access to Google Ads, Merchant Center and GA4 and, where available, insight into contribution margins or targets. No passwords, no admin rights, no changes to your account.

Typical findings
We see these patterns in almost every account: brand search booked as performance, flattering the overall ROAS. Performance Max without range separation. Conversion values with no link to margin. Feed disapprovals that have kept bestsellers out of the auction for months. And budgets flowing wherever automation meets the least resistance.
Findings like these are rarely spectacular and almost always expensive. At BLACKROLL®, it was the clean separation of demand areas that made scaling possible: 340 percent more revenue through Google Ads.
+340%
Revenue after the rebuild, BLACKROLL®

Switching agencies
With us, a switch follows a fixed sequence. Ownership of the account and the data stays with you, access is handed over instead of created from scratch, and the history is preserved. Then we prioritise the audit actions that reduce risk in the short term and leave ongoing learning phases untouched for the time being.
Larger rebuilds come afterwards, staggered and with before-and-after measurement. Rebuilding an account from scratch in peak season is a self-inflicted slump, however much it is framed as a fresh start.
You give us read access, we tell you plainly what we see. Whether we work together afterwards is your decision, based on the audit.


Search, Shopping, Performance Max and Demand Gen as one system that we work on every business day.

Merchant Center, product feed and Shopping campaigns from a single team, with feed management built in.

Build new demand on YouTube, Shorts, Discover and Gmail, and measure its contribution across the rest of the account.

The additional channel, built specifically for Microsoft, and a straight answer on whether it pays off for you.

Conversion tracking, Consent Mode v2, server-side and GA4: the foundation to lay before budget scales on top of it.
We review six areas in a fixed order: tracking and data quality, account structure, search terms and exclusions, feed and Merchant Center, bidding and budget logic, and the interplay of campaign types and markets. Tracking comes first, because otherwise every further assessment would be an assessment of wrong numbers. The outcome is a prioritised sequence.
The effort is measured by the number of accounts, markets and campaign types more than by spend alone. We give you the price once we know how large the setup is, which takes a short conversation. A flat price for an unknown account would be either too high or too superficial.
Usually one to two weeks from granting access to the joint review meeting. An account with six countries takes longer than one with three times the budget in a single market. The review itself is a meeting; we do not just send you a document.
Read access to Google Ads, Merchant Center and GA4 and, where available, insight into contribution margins or targets. No passwords, no admin rights and no changes to your account: we look, we don’t tinker. Access is granted through your account’s access management, and you can revoke it yourself at any time.
Yes. The result belongs to you, including the prioritised roadmap and the reasoning behind every recommendation, even if you implement it with your in-house team or another agency. An audit that only works as a sales lever would be a waste of time for both sides, and it would not be a particularly good audit either.
Typical signals: reports show channel figures instead of decisions, the overall ROAS lives off brand search, changes in the account are rare and undocumented, and the answer to the question about the next growth lever is a budget increase. An audit answers this with data instead of gut feeling.
In stages, step by step. The sequence is set out further up this page; in short: access is handed over instead of created from scratch, ongoing learning phases stay in place for the time being, and no account is rebuilt in peak season.