DeepCurrent
Deep Current Google Ads

An account that gets audited and rebuilt, not set up once and left.

Audits the account, researches the keywords worth paying for, builds the campaign, writes the ads, and cuts what's wasting money — every week, not once at setup and never again.

No invented ROAS numbers or case studies here. Ask and we'll walk you through a real account.

The audit

Most accounts are quietly burning money on searches that were never going to buy.

Irrelevant search terms with no negative keyword blocking them, ad copy that hasn't changed in a year, a budget spread thin across everything instead of aimed at what actually converts — the audit finds it and shows you exactly where the money went.

Then it does something about it: rewrites the negatives, tightens the targeting, and rebuilds what's worth rebuilding — instead of a PDF that tells you what's wrong and stops there.

A plumber's hands working on a pipe fitting
Every dollar spent on the wrong search is a dollar this trade could've kept.

Built from research, not a guess and a credit card.

The keywords that get chosen are the ones customers actually search before they call — not a broad list of everything the business does, hoping something sticks.

The campaign, assembled

Every piece arrives in the order the pipeline builds it.

Audit, negatives, research, structure, the ads themselves, then the weekly pass. Scroll and watch a campaign come together the way one actually does.

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01Search terms · last 30 daysDemo account

What people actually typed

The audit reads every search that triggered an ad and sorts the buyers from the browsers.

roof repair near me$412kept
emergency roof leak$188kept
roofing jobs hiring$138blocked
free roof inspection diy$96blocked
roofer salary$61blocked
02Negative keywordsDemo account

The searches that never buy, blocked

Every wasted term becomes a negative, so the same dollar isn't lost twice.

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03Keyword researchDemo account

Paid for on purpose

Match types set tight. The bars are relative search demand for this trade — the exact figures stay inside the account.

[roof repair]exact
"roof leak repair"phrase
[metal roof installer]exact
"gutter replacement"phrase
[storm damage roofer]exact
04Campaign structureDemo account

One ad group per thing they sell

So the ad someone sees matches the search they just made, not the business in general.

  • Search · Copper Kettle Roofing
    • Roof repair 4 keywords
    • Roof replacement 3 keywords
    • Gutters 3 keywords
    • Storm damage 2 keywords
05The ad, writtenDemo account

Not a template with the name dropped in

Drafted from what the business actually offers, for the person who just searched "roof leak repair".

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06Weekly passDemo account

Optimised every week after

Wasted spend cut, bids adjusted, negatives added — on a cycle, not whenever someone remembers to log in.

  • Wk 114 negatives added from the first search-term report
  • Wk 2Budget moved off "Gutters" toward "Roof repair", which was converting
  • Wk 3Second headline variant written and tested against the first
  • Wk 4Bids lowered on two keywords that clicked but never called
Saved reports ready to view or export, showing what changed in the account over time
What changed this week, in one place — not assembled by hand on the last Friday of the month.

Built and written

The ads are actually written.

Not a template with the business name dropped in. Ad copy drafted from what the business actually offers, matched to the keyword someone just searched. A campaign built for a bakery looks nothing like one built for a plumber down the street — on purpose.

A baker standing behind the counter of a small bakery
Same pipeline, different business, different campaign.
A barista pulling espresso behind a coffee shop counter
Every business's account is different. So is what "working" looks like.

Plainly

No made-up numbers on this page.

The campaign above is for a demo business, and it says so. We won't show you a ROAS figure or a case study we can't stand behind. Ad spend is billed separately, at cost — and what an account is actually doing is something we'll show you inside it, not print here as a headline.

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