Define the right customer.
Your services. Your locations. What you don’t sell. We need your business context to recognise a mismatch.
Someone looking for a job isn’t looking to hire you. We find paid searches that don’t fit your business—and show you what to review.
Review this search for exclusion from your customer-acquisition campaign.
Illustrative example, not a live advert or customer result.
You don’t need another dashboard to check. You need a short, clear list of searches worth looking at.
Your services. Your locations. What you don’t sell. We need your business context to recognise a mismatch.
Share a Google Ads search-term export, or arrange read-only access. We compare those searches with what you offer.
Keep, clarify or review for exclusion. Each recommendation gets a human check and a plain-English explanation.
See the searches, their historical cost and the reason behind each recommendation.
Recurring cleaning contracts · illustrative 30-day period
| Actual search term | Past spend | Recommendation | The reasoning |
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Historical cost is not a savings forecast. These are fictional figures. A flagged search needs review before any exclusion. No changes have been made to an account.
A relevant search can fail to convert. An ambiguous search can still bring a good customer. We check the intent before suggesting you block it.
Our focus: Google Search term relevance. Bidding, campaign rebuilds and conversion-tracking repairs are separate work.
A service you sell. Relevant—even with no recorded conversion.
Do you offer this? Ask before excluding it.
Start with a free initial review. We’ll establish whether there’s a useful problem to solve before proposing paid work.
Tell us about your business.
We arrange an export or read-only access.
You get findings. You decide what’s next.
Yes. This is an independent check you can discuss with your current agency. You don’t need to change providers.
Not during the review. Read-only access cannot make changes. Any later implementation requires separate authorisation and appropriate access.
No. We identify potentially irrelevant searches and show their historical cost. Future savings cannot be inferred directly from that amount.
No. Start with a search-term report export. Google does not disclose every search in this report, so we review the available data rather than claim complete coverage.
If there is a useful problem to solve, we can scope a paid cleanup or ongoing monitoring. You receive the scope and price before agreeing to anything.