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Google Ads Management

Search, Shopping, Display, YouTube, and Performance Max managed by someone who lives in these accounts every day.

Google Ads campaign structure and strategy infographic — search, shopping, display, and performance max

The Google Ads ecosystem: Search, Shopping, Display, YouTube, and Performance Max working together to capture demand at every stage.

Google Ads can be the best thing you ever spent money on, or a slow drain you stop checking because the numbers are uncomfortable. The difference is almost never budget.

Baz Strategy has built Google Ads accounts for local roofers and pool installers, national e-commerce brands, and everything in between. A good account has tight ad groups, a real negative keyword list, and conversion tracking that tells you what actually happened after the click.

Google Search Campaigns

Tight ad groups where the keyword, ad, and landing page all match the same intent. A negative keyword list built before the campaign spends a dollar. Weekly search term reports to find what people are actually typing. Match types used deliberately, not by default. Most accounts skip most of this.

Performance Max Campaigns

PMAX is powerful when you give it the right inputs. One headline and a logo is not an asset group. You need varied creative, real audience signals from your actual customers, and brand exclusions so it is not just cannibalizing your existing branded search traffic.

Infographic: Google Shopping Campaigns vs Performance Max (PMax) comparison – conversion rates, asset requirements, ad cannibalization risks, and best-use cases

Google Shopping vs Performance Max: when to use each, what each controls, and how to structure them together without cannibalizing your own results.

Google Shopping Campaigns

For e-commerce brands, Google Shopping is often the single highest-returning campaign in the account. Shopping ads show your product image, title, price, and store name directly in search results, pre-qualifying every click. The conversion rate on Shopping traffic is typically 2 to 4x higher than standard search clicks.

Google Ads Services

Search campaign build and management
Performance Max setup and optimization
Google Shopping and product feed
Display and remarketing campaigns
YouTube advertising
Negative keyword management
Ad copy writing and A/B testing
Conversion tracking via GA4

What's Included

Full account audit and restructure
Campaign architecture and build
Keyword research and match type strategy
Ad copywriting and RSA headlines
Sitelink, callout, and snippet extensions
Negative keyword list build
Conversion tracking setup (GA4)
Weekly search term review
Bid and budget optimization
Monthly performance report
Further Reading

Google Ads Topics In Depth

Quality Score
What Is Quality Score and Why Does It Matter?
Bidding
How Does Google Ads Bidding Strategy Work?
Paid vs Organic
Should I Run Google Ads If I Already Rank Organically?
Performance Max
What Is Google Performance Max and When Should I Use It?

Frequently Asked Questions

There is no universal answer, but for local Shore businesses we typically recommend starting with enough budget to get at least 100 clicks per month. For most home service businesses in Atlantic or Cape May County that is between $500 and $1,500 per month in ad spend.

For home service businesses, a conversion rate of 5 to 15 percent on search campaigns is realistic with a well-built account. E-commerce conversion rates are typically 1 to 4 percent, but order value compensates.

Yes. Paid and organic search work better together than either does alone. SEO takes months. Google Ads can generate leads this week.

How Google Shopping connects product feeds to buyers across Google Search, Display, YouTube, Gmail, and Maps

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