Google Adwords Account Audit [Template] - Optimization Checklist for Client Campaigns

Опубликовано: 19 Февраль 2026
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How to Conduct a Google Adwords Audit for Yours or Your Client’s PPC Accounts. This Adwords Optimization Checklist Reveals Low-Hanging Fruit to Quickly Determine if You Can Improve a Google Ad Campaign.

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Change History - Are they making changes and actively managing?

Conversions - Are they tracking all conversion types?

Negatives - Do they have negative lists, how extensive are they?

Search Terms Reports - Check their search terms to get a sense of the quality of searches their campaigns are bringing in and if there are any pattern negative keywords you can quickly add to improve the campaigns?

Google Defaults - Do they have these turned off?

Bid Strategy - Are they using optimization strategies with low data in their account?

Keywords - Are they using broad match keywords?

Budget Vs. CPC - Are their campaigns limited by budget?

Impression Share - are they taking advantage of of the full market share?

Location Targeting - can you broaden or tighten the account by leveraging location targeting, can you make the data more granular by splitting into multiple zips/regions?

Ad Schedule - Can you split the ad schedule to smaller blocks to increase the granularization of their account?

Data - how much data is present in the campaign?

Check for Low Performers - are there campaigns, ad groups, or keywords, in which you can reduce bids for or shut off all together?

Bid Adjustments - Check devices, ad schedule, and demographics for bid adjustments

Extensions - Are they leveraging extensions, if so are they missing any, and can you make improvements based on market research and data?

Granular Structure - Are they splitting and isolating data?

Landing Pages - Are they sending traffic to landing pages or their home page?

Ads - Are they split testing correctly, do their ads pop out or are they fairly generic, is there enough data to make optimization decisions