Look beyond clicks.
Review conversions and cost.
Plan search campaigns around your products, target markets and landing pages. Connect keywords, copy, pages and conversion tracking, then review performance using actual reports.
Four metrics. One campaign snapshot.
A Google Ads account report supplied by the project owner. Website and account names are not disclosed.
Review acquisition
Check whether keywords, search terms and copy match the intended audience.
Review measurement
Confirm conversion definitions before assessing what happened after the click.
Review efficiency
Use budget, cost per conversion and subsequent business feedback to plan adjustments.
This case shows a specific account’s historical report, not expected results or promised clicks, conversions or costs for other projects.
- 01Search term
- 02Ad copy
- 03Landing page
- 04Conversion
Start a new account, or improve an existing one.
New-account & market testing
Agree products, regions, languages, budget and conversion goals before account structure, keywords, copy and landing pages.
- Goals & test boundaries
- Account & ad-group planning
- Check tracking before tests
Existing-account review
Review search terms, negatives, page relevance and conversion records before changing structure, budget or content.
- Structure & data inventory
- Irrelevant traffic & page issues
- Prioritized testing
Different platforms. A clear advertising plan.
Choose platforms around your customers and markets rather than launching everywhere at once. Agree settings, budgets and reviews for each.
Organize search ads around product intent.
Review locations, languages, product terms and purchasing intent; plan ad groups, copy and landing pages, and verify conversion events.
- Keywords & negatives
- Ad-to-page relevance
- Conversion events & records
Review market and account settings independently.
Assess Microsoft Advertising for the target market. For imported or new structures, independently check geography, language, keywords and tracking.
- Market & audience fit
- Imported structure review
- Search terms & cost observations
Confirm market, language and landing-page readiness.
For relevant markets, review localization, account conditions, keywords and page language before tests and reviews.
- Markets & languages
- Account & page readiness
- Localized terms & tests
Can visitors contact you after the click?
Review forms, phone, messaging, products and checkout; define primary conversions and avoid counting ineffective actions as leads.
- Page relevance & mobile
- Forms or shopping flows
- Primary conversion definitions
Make the work concrete.
Quantities, implementation access, review periods and fees are set in the agreed proposal.
Account & market plan
Goals, regions, languages and budget boundaries.
Keywords & terms
Ad groups, negatives and search intent.
Ad copy
Copy tasks mapped to products and pages.
Landing-page tasks
Relevance and conversion improvements.
Tracking review
Event definitions, firing and records.
Campaign review
Tests, data changes and next tasks.
A clear next step at every stage.
- 01
Define the goal
Products, markets, budget and conversions.
- 02
Check readiness
Account access, pages and tracking.
- 03
Plan structure
Keywords, ad groups, copy and pages.
- 04
Review & test
Check settings and test within the budget.
- 05
Observe & adjust
Review terms, events and cost data.
- 06
Review the next stage
Document findings and the next investment.
SEO / AI and Google account diagnostics
For one year after delivery, diagnostic guidance on website SEO, AI-search visibility and Google-related account issues helps identify problems and next steps.
One to learn. One to build.
Keep learning website operations and exploring development resources after handover.
Zhao Ke Cheng Wang
www.zhaokecheng.vip ↗Courses on websites, SEO, advertising and AI to support your next operational task.
Zi Yuan Quan
www.ziyuanquan.vip ↗WordPress themes, Elementor templates and plugins for page building and future improvements.
Membership values refer to this project offer. Activation, eligible content, download limits and lifetime terms follow platform rules and the agreed offer; membership does not itself include official third-party theme or plugin licenses or activation keys.
A few useful answers.
Agree scope, fees, access and handover before work starts.
Ask about this service ↗
Should I use all three platforms?+
No. Choose based on markets, search behavior, language and budget; start with one platform if appropriate.
Is ad spend included in the service fee?+
Service fees, media spend, account-related costs and page production are specified separately before the quote.
Can I request a review without management?+
A diagnostic, targeted fixes or ongoing management can be scoped with their own deliverables and access.
Can you guarantee leads or sales?+
Results depend on products, market, budget, pages and follow-up. Agree test goals and review metrics without fixed-volume promises.
Who owns the account and data?+
Agree ownership, billing and access before work, with data and handover arrangements documented.
What project benefits are included?+
Projects include one year of SEO / AI-search and Google-related account diagnostic guidance, plus lifetime SVIP memberships for both learning and resource platforms. Diagnostic scope, frequency, validity and activation are agreed for the project; implementation, ongoing management and ad spend are scoped separately.
Share your product and market. Let’s plan the test.
Share your current website, market and the problem you want to solve so we can define the scope.
