Hi guys, me and my team are having difficulty with setting up google ads with ghl landing pages, does anyone have any experience and able to drop me a message to help.

Hey everyone, I am running google ads for the first time for a client, he has a roofing company. My main question is if I should put the different services he offers (roof replacements, roof repairs, etc.) into two different ad groups in one campaign, or into two campaigns entirely? If I do two different campaigns should I just split the budget 50/50? If I put the services into different ad groups I am worried that it will spend more money on one service, but I am worried splitting the adspend on two different campaigns will affect the results negatively. Thanks in advance.

Hey, and thanks also @Cameron Walker What a legend that guy is... In our call last week we spoke about keywords, and for a niche of emergency dentistry, we spoke about having just a few keywords. I've looked at the ad account im managing, and realised that the historic ads guy, has like 100+ keywords. And it got me thinking, why was that so different. It also seemed to work well, as far as I can see. So what is the difference? My thinking is, 1) Option 1: Few keywords approach: Makes a tighter set or keywords and is more precise. We don't waste budget and are precision targeting. 2) Option 2: Many keywords: a bit more of a sweeping approach, will get more but might not be as precise. If I want to go for mass leads and have a higher budget then 2) would be better and 1) if not. Is that correct? Maybe one cold run 2 campaigns, one with the 1) approach and one with the 2) approach. The 1) approach could be a higher budget.

Is there anyone here with experience hiring people to help manage client Google Ads accounts? I’m currently running one account and have been asked to take over another when I leave my current workplace. More are likely coming in through referrals, and at some point juggling them all will get in the way of growing the business. I trust myself to run the Google Ads well, but I’m unsure about delegating to others. I’ve looked for guidance on this but haven’t found much, so I’d be interested to hear from anyone who’s been through the process and how you handled it.

Hi, just a question regarding conversion tracking. I have taken over a historic account with campaigns and landing pages. I have made a new campaign, and the ads are going to an old landing page (which I think looks pretty good) which has perviously had conversion tracking set up. How can I check or test that the conversions are set up correctly? I know which buttons on the page should lead to a conversion event, but trying to work out if they are currently working. @Cameron Walker Would really appreciate your advise on this