Zero-conversion campaigns, runaway cost per acquisition, and broad-match bleed drain the budget while everyone stares at the ROAS headline. Paste a client account summary and get the wasted spend sized in dollars and ranked by what you can recover, ready to drop into a report.
Wasted spend in dollars · findings by priority · fix list for the report
An account can post a decent blended ROAS and still bleed thousands. A brand campaign carries the average while a broad-match campaign spends four thousand dollars for eight conversions. A retargeting line runs a cost per acquisition twenty times the target. The headline looks fine, so nobody digs, and the waste compounds month after month until a client asks why the numbers are soft.
This tool digs. It classifies every finding into a known waste pattern, sizes it in dollars, and ranks the fixes by what you can actually recover. The output is structured so an account manager can paste it straight into a client report and look sharp, whether it is a prospect pitch or the next round of savings on a current account.
Campaign rows with spend, conversions, and cost per acquisition or ROAS. Format shown in the box.
Zero-conversion spend, runaway cost, match bleed, misallocation, and overlap, each sized in dollars.
Prioritized actions by recoverable spend, marked as cuts, reallocations, or tests.
Your data is sent to our server, processed once by the AI to build the audit, and not shared with anyone. We keep your email and a short usage summary so we can send you the results. Paste only aggregated metrics, not personal customer data. Your input is not resold, published, or used to train anything.
The figures are estimates built from the rows you paste and labeled as estimates, with monthly numbers extrapolated from the window you provide. The tool cannot see the full account, attribution windows, or offline conversions, so it takes the lower bound when unsure. Treat the findings as a prioritized starting point and confirm in the ad platform before you act.
A campaign or ad-set summary with spend, impressions, clicks, conversions, and cost per acquisition or return on ad spend. Search-term data helps if you have it. The placeholder in the box shows the format. Trim it to the campaigns that matter before you run it.
Yes. The output is structured so an account manager can drop it into a client report, with findings ranked by recoverable dollars and a fix list ordered by impact. Run it on a prospect account to build a pitch, or on a current client account to find the next round of savings.
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