Combine strategic vision with tactical execution
As a PPC manager, you need to be on top of the big-picture trends. You also need to catch any small errors and keyword-level optimizations. That’s what many PPC clients would like to think, but there simply aren’t enough hours in the day. Your choices? Accept that you’ll miss a few details or get help.
That’s where Adalysis comes in. Adalysis is your PPC co-pilot, helping you automate and streamline your workflow. Our innovative PPC performance monitoring and analysis tools are designed to save you time and get started fast. Find out how they can help you scale your PPC performance, not your workload.
Campaign and account-level monitoring
Define a performance threshold or look at relative changes
Tailor the settings to your needs, incl. scope, labels, frequency, metrics, timeframes, and thresholds
Seven prebuilt monitors include billing issues and significant changes in spend, conversions, revenue, clicks and impressions
See all related metrics at a glance
Easily share analytics with clients or colleagues
Ditch the spreadsheets and have all the data at your fingertips
Search partners traffic with a significantly higher CPA
User groups with a significantly higher CPA
Ads with a falling CTR
Keywords with the potential for a higher impression share
New keyword suggestions from search terms
Keywords with poor conversions
Keywords with rising CPC
Keywords with rising СPA
Keywords with falling ROAS
Expensive keywords
Poorly converting landing pages
Underperforming product groups
Negative keyword suggestions from search terms and their n-grams
Conflicts between keywords and negatives, and blocked search terms
Negative placement suggestions from ad group and aggregated data
Asset groups with poor ad strength
Disapproved assets
Poorly performing assets
Assets that are automatically generated
Asset groups with no audience signal
Asset groups that don't use enough assets
Assets with spelling issues
Performance Max search terms to be added as search keywords
Performance Max search terms that already exist as search keywords