Start with account-level performance
Review total spend, conversions, conversion value, CPA, and ROAS before changing keywords or bids. This shows whether the account has a profit problem, a tracking problem, or a traffic quality problem.
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Example: what your analysis looks like
Campaigns "Generic Search", "Brand Legacy", and "Remarketing EN" spent $2,100 combined in the last 30 days with 0 conversions. Pausing them frees budget for your top-performing campaigns without touching your overall spend.
Your analysis will look like this — based on your actual campaign data.
Connect your Google Ads account directly or upload CSV reports. Either way takes under 2 minutes.
Our AI examines every campaign, ad group, and keyword — identifying patterns, anomalies, and opportunities you'd miss manually.
Receive a clear breakdown with 10 prioritized recommendations. Then chat with AI to dig deeper into any finding.
AdBrief's AI starts by parsing every row of your Google Ads data — campaigns, ad groups, and keywords. Unlike generic AI tools, it reads actual numbers: impressions, clicks, cost, conversions, and ROAS for each element in your account.
The AI cross-references performance patterns across your entire account: it spots which campaigns are profitable, which are bleeding budget on zero-conversion clicks, and where keyword match types are triggering irrelevant searches. This cross-account analysis would take a skilled PPC analyst 3–5 hours manually — AdBrief does it in under 2 minutes.
The result is a structured report with a campaign summary and up to 10 prioritized recommendations, each tied to a specific data point in your account. After the analysis, you can ask follow-up questions via AI chat — the model retains full context of your data.
A useful AI workflow starts with clean account data, then checks the metrics that explain business outcomes before looking for tactical fixes. AdBrief follows the same order a PPC analyst would use.
Review total spend, conversions, conversion value, CPA, and ROAS before changing keywords or bids. This shows whether the account has a profit problem, a tracking problem, or a traffic quality problem.
Group campaigns into profitable, limited, inefficient, and unproven segments. AI helps by comparing each campaign against the account average so you can see which budgets should be protected, reduced, or tested further.
Look for high-spend keywords with no conversions, broad-match queries that do not match buyer intent, low-CTR ad groups, and Quality Score issues. These are the patterns that often hide inside a healthy-looking campaign total.
The final step is deciding what to do first: pause waste, add negative keywords, restructure ad groups, shift budget, or test new ads. AdBrief ranks recommendations by likely impact so the report becomes a practical optimization plan.
An AI Google Ads analyzer should turn account data into decisions, not repeat metrics you can already see in the dashboard. These examples show how AdBrief connects performance signals to a concrete action and explains why that action matters.
Suppose a campaign spent $2,100 over 30 days without generating a conversion. AdBrief flags the campaign, identifies the ad groups and keywords responsible for the spend, and recommends pausing or narrowing them. The saved budget can then move to campaigns with proven conversion volume.
If impressions are increasing while CTR falls, the analysis compares keywords, match types, and ad groups to locate the decline. It may reveal broad-match traffic with weak relevance, a small set of low-CTR keywords, or ad groups that need more focused messaging.
When a campaign has a strong conversion rate but is limited by budget, AdBrief separates that opportunity from campaigns that simply spend more. The recommendation explains which campaign could receive additional budget, the evidence behind the decision, and the metrics to monitor after the change.
Campaign summary — overall account health, total spend efficiency, and top-line ROAS
Budget allocation breakdown — which campaigns deserve more budget and which should be cut
Keyword diagnosis — top performers, zero-conversion keywords, and match type issues
Ad group structure — Quality Score problems and single-keyword ad group opportunities
Competitive spend patterns — where you're likely losing to competitors on key terms
10 prioritized action items — ranked by expected ROI impact, not complexity
A professional Google Ads audit costs $500–2,000 and takes 1–2 weeks. AdBrief delivers the same depth of analysis in 2 minutes for a fraction of the cost — and you can run it every week as your campaigns evolve.
I finally understand where my budget actually goes. AdBrief's analysis showed me 3 campaigns I should have paused months ago.
E-commerce Business Owner
Beyond performance analysis, audit your campaigns for budget waste, bidding errors, and structural issues — get a prioritized fix list in 2 minutes.
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Free Google Ads audit
Upload your Google Ads CSV reports and get a prioritized AI audit with budget leaks, weak keywords, and the first fixes to make.