Google Ads optimization. Less daily work.
Qonvert reviews your existing Google Ads campaigns and prepares clear changes to search terms, bids and budgets. You review and approve each action.
For businesses with existing Google Ads campaigns. Available actions depend on account access and sufficient data. New campaign preparation is β.
Connect your account. Start with your own data.
Choose the Google Ads account you want Qonvert to check. It reviews available spend, clicks and conversion data and prepares supported recommendations. Add your website if you want to give the analysis more business context. You can skip it; independent checks continue without a completed business profile.
Review the searches you actually paid for
Search terms and keywords are different. Qonvert uses observed search phrases and business evidence to prepare specific exclusions for your review. A broad phrase with several possible meanings is not enough to justify blocking it. If the available report is incomplete, the proposal stays limited to what was observed.
Bids and budgets, with a reason for each change
A recommendation names the campaign and affected resource, shows the evidence and states the exact change. Qonvert checks which actions the campaign supports rather than treating every bidding strategy the same. Missing conversions or revenue are explained; they are not replaced with an invented CPA, ROAS or profitable acquisition target.
A prepared proposal, then your approval
The routine work is to collect evidence and prepare the next action for you. Review the proposal, approve it or dismiss it. Qonvert applies supported approved actions and checks the result in Google Ads. Approval, execution and a confirmed result are separate steps; the history shows what changed and when.
Preparing a new campaign is a separate β workflow
If you need a new campaign, the beta workflow brings together website context, keywords, structure and ad drafts where supported. Review its availability, exact materials and proposed spend before launch. Connecting an account or preparing a draft does not authorize a new campaign or its budget.
See what changed before judging the outcome
The first useful result is a supported proposal you can act on and a verified record of the approved change. Business impact needs fresh, comparable observations over time. A cheaper click, an approval or a completed action alone is not proof of savings or more sales. You keep the decision; Qonvert takes on the repeated analysis.
Who is this for?
Owners and small teams already running Google Ads who want help with repeated campaign checks and specific changes. It also helps a specialist review supported account actions. It does not replace your CRM or require moving customer records into Qonvert.
Will Qonvert change campaigns without asking?
No. Every action requires approval today. You review the exact proposal before it is executed, and Qonvert checks the resulting account state. A connection or generated draft is not permission to change advertising.
Do I need to fill in a business questionnaire?
Connect your Ads account and optionally add your website. Existing data provides context for supported checks. Only a missing fact that is needed for a specific proposal may require a short clarification. It must not hold up independent recommendations.
Can it work with automated bidding?
Only the actions supported by the campaign and available evidence are proposed. Qonvert does not assume a keyword-level bid change fits every strategy. Missing measurement or insufficient data is a reason to explain the limit, not promise a bidding improvement.
What if my account is empty or no change is ready?
Optimization requires existing campaigns and enough observations. If no supported action is ready, that does not prove the whole account is perfect. Campaign preparation remains a separate beta workflow; missing data and preparation errors remain distinct from a completed check.
How much will I save?
There is no guaranteed amount. We separate the applied change from its measured effect. Assess spend and conversions over comparable periods, with consistent measurement. More clicks or a lower CPC alone do not prove a lower customer acquisition cost.