What it answers
The questions that decide next quarter's budget
- Which searches produced recorded enquiries, and at what cost
- Which searches took budget with no enquiry recorded at all
- Whether cost per enquiry is rising, and in which practice area
- Where budget is capped while demand is still available
- Which locations are worth more or less than they are being paid
- Whether a change made last month actually improved anything
Read only, always
The platform reads your advertising account and recommends changes. It never makes them. Where it helps you build something - a new search advert, for example - the wording is written for you in your workspace and someone at the firm copies it into Google Ads.
Capabilities
What sits inside the paid search layer
Search-term detail
The actual searches people typed, what they cost and whether an enquiry was recorded afterwards.
Wasted spend
Terms taking budget with nothing to show for it, grouped so a decision can be made in one sitting.
Budget and pacing
Where budget is capped, where it is under-spending, and how that has moved across the year.
Location performance
Which towns and regions produce enquiries, so local spend can be weighted deliberately.
Campaign and ad detail
Campaigns, ad groups, keywords and the individual adverts running, down to the wording being served.
Advert drafting
Write new search adverts in the platform with suggested copy. They stay as drafts for your team to review and copy into Google Ads.

