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Sample report: Google Ads Check

The account values and findings shown are sample data, not a real customer scan.

8.420 €Analyzed spend
4.812Clicks
126Primary conversions

Data coverage: 83 %

✓ Campaigns · ✓ Search terms · ✓ Conversion actions · ✓ Devices

— Locations · — Time of day

What stands out first

#01 / Google Ads / Search termsHigh

€684 spend without a recorded conversion

Thirty-seven search terms generated material spend without a recorded primary conversion in the analyzed period. Recent days subject to conversion lag are excluded.

Sample data · 90 days · latest 7 days excluded

Recommendation: Check search intent and relevance. Clearly irrelevant terms may be negative keyword candidates; for relevant terms, review the offer, landing page and tracking.

Evidence, affected pages and references
Search terms37
Clicks218
Spend684 €
Primary conversions0

How a real report is prepared.

A real report uses only data from the selected Ads account and current passive observations of public landing pages. This sample shows format and detail.

03 / Worked technical example

From evidence to recommendation

All values and locations below are synthetic examples. They show how a report separates evidence, interpretation, and the next verification step.

Example: search terms with spend and no conversion

A campaign export and a search-term report cover the same 90-day period. After excluding the newest seven days, 37 terms account for 218 clicks and €684 cost without a recorded primary conversion. This amount comes from the search-term report and is not added again to campaign spend.

  • Evidence: period, search terms, campaign assignment, cost, clicks, and primary conversions.
  • Next step: review search intent and landing-page relevance. Consider clearly irrelevant terms as possible negative keywords.

Missing conversion-action data and a potentially longer conversion lag reduce confidence. €684 is not guaranteed savings.

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