Name the term, the spend, and the cut — so the search ads earn the click, not the waste.
Audit search query waste on our Google search ads.
The audit named the term ("free crm", "crm jobs", "crm alternative"), the spend ($3.9k, 28% of spend, 0% of conversions), and the cut (24 negatives, $3.9k saved). The cut shipped and the CPA dropped 28%, the ROAS moved from 2.4:1 to 3.3:1. The template earned the click because it named the term, not counted the impressions.
A search query waste audit template is the review that earns the click. It fixes the term, the spend, and the cut — so the search ads read as a filter, not a spray. A search lead who counts the impressions earns the waste; a search query waste audit template that names the term and the spend earns the cut and the ROAS.
A reusable review shape for the waste — the term, the spend, the cut — that earns the click and the ROAS. The template fixes the shape so the search ads read as a filter, not a spray.
The one search query the prospect typed — the job, the free, the wrong — that earns the waste. The term is the part that earns the waste, because a search lead who counts the impressions earns the waste; a search lead who names the term earns the cut.
The one cost the term earns — the click, the impression, the budget — that earns the cut. The spend is the part that earns the cut, because a term without the spend earns the count; a term with the spend earns the cut and the click.
The one negative the search lead ships — the exact, the phrase, the broad — that earns the click. The cut is the part that earns the click, because a term without the cut earns the spend and loses the click; a term with the cut earns the ROAS.
The agent reads your search term reports and the spend, drafts the term, the spend, and the cut, and ships the audit. It pairs with the negative keyword research and the negative keyword cleanup templates.
The last 30 days, the search terms.
Agent names the one query.
The one cost the term earns.
The one negative to ship.
Names the term, does not count the impressions
One cut per term, not five
Re-runs monthly, not once
Pairs with the negative keyword research and cleanup templates
Name the one term, the one spend, and the one cut. The audit reads as a filter, not a spray, which is why the search ads earn the click, not the waste.
The spend the term earns without the conversion — the job, the free, the wrong. A search lead who counts the impressions earns the waste; a search lead who names the term and the spend earns the cut and the ROAS.
20-30% of spend on most accounts. An audit that ignores the waste earns the burn; an audit that names the term earns the cut, because the term is what earns the waste.
A term that earns the waste, a spend that earns the cut, and a cut that earns the click. The audit that counts earns the waste; the audit that names the term earns the click.