The Google AdWords Optimization Program is a free service for AdWords advertisers, intended to help you maintain successful advertising campaigns within your budget.
How does it work?
At no additional charge, an AdWords Specialist will review your account and let you know whether the Optimization Program is appropriate for your account and advertising goals. If we find that our service is likely to increase the overall effectiveness of your AdWords advertising, we'll create an optimization proposal for one of your campaigns. We use our experience with a wide variety of AdWords accounts to create a customized proposal that fits your unique advertising needs and goals.
What are the advantages of this service?
With the Google AdWords Optimization Program, you may enjoy the following benefits:
- We work to refine your ads and keywords for a higher CTR and increased traffic to your site.
- We use proven strategies to help bring you more qualified leads and improve your return on investment.
- Once you receive your optimization proposal, you can approve or reject each proposed change.
- Since we create the proposal while your campaign is running, your ads won't have any downtime.
- It's free - you're under no obligation.
Fill out our optimization request form.
What else do I need to know?
Response time may vary, and we don't guarantee that every account will receive an optimization proposal. Based upon our evaluation of your account, we may instead suggest that you refine your account through other means, such as following our optimization tips. You can also watch these tips in video format (also English only).
Also, please note that we provide optimization ideas only. Any changes shall be undertaken solely of your own accord and at your own risk. Google does not guarantee or promise any results whatsoever from implementation of such changes. Furthermore, Google shall not be responsible for any effects of such changes, including, but not limited to, any spending increase related to your AdWords campaign(s), for which you shall be solely responsible.
