Turn an overgrown, messy account into a clean structure that bidding understands and you can actually manage.
Accounts grow messy over the years: duplicate keywords across campaigns, dozens of ad groups with no data, old Smart campaigns, conversions counted twice. Smart Bidding struggles because the data is split too thinly.
A restructure consolidates the account around services, products and locations, keeps the history that matters and removes what does not. It is planned carefully so you do not lose performance while the new structure learns.
I review what is working, what is wasting money and which history is worth keeping.
You get a simple map of the new campaigns and how traffic will move.
Changes go live in steps, with close monitoring through the learning period.
Accounts that have been run by several people or agencies, accounts with rising cost per lead and no clear reason, and businesses that added services or locations over time.
Every one of these started the same way: fixing conversion tracking first, so Google’s bidding learned from real leads.
Results vary by industry, budget and market. Client names kept private.
There can be a short learning period. Staged changes and keeping strong campaigns intact reduce the risk.
No. Old campaigns are paused, not deleted, so history and data stay available.
Usually one to three weeks depending on account size.
Send me your website and goals. I’ll reply with an honest take on whether Google Ads Account Restructuring is the right next step.