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One-Click Wonders

Segmentation that saves budget.

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5 One-Click Google Ads Segments to Save Money

By leveraging specific one-click segmentation options, you can identify areas of wasted spend and optimize your campaigns.

Try these five essential segmentation methods:

  1. Segment by network: Identify poor-performing search partners driving up costs and pause them if necessary.
  2. Segment conversion actions: Differentiate valuable conversions from less impactful ones to prioritize and optimize bidding.
  3. Segment ad assets: Evaluate individual ad extension performance to pause underperforming assets or promote strong ones.
  4. Segment by keyword: Improve message match by seeing how specific keywords interact with your ad copy, leading to more targeted ad groups.
  5. Segment by device: Audit UX and performance across desktops, mobiles, and tablets to optimize landing pages or exclude inefficient device types.

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Have you leveraged AI features like Smart Bidding and auto-applied recommendations in your Google Ads accounts?

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