Every tool shows you what Google already shows you, rearranged. AdStrike reads your account every night, groups it the way your business actually runs, and refuses to hand you a verdict until the evidence clears a bar you set.
Account, campaign, ad group, keyword is Google’s model. It is not how your business runs.
Tell AdStrike how your campaigns are named and every report rolls up the way you think: by market, by product line, by location, by whatever you actually run. Names that don’t fit land in a queue, never in a silent blank.
One keyword across forty ad groups is forty piles of noise. Collapsed across the account it is one decision with enough signal to make. Thousands of rows become a queue you can clear in a morning.
Below the bar you set, AdStrike won’t give you a verdict. It shows evidence 62%, clears ~4 Oct instead. A confident number built on too little data is the most expensive thing in paid search.
AdStrike is read-only. Every recommendation comes out as a Google Ads Editor file for you to review and import, stating exactly what it changes and why.
It won’t act on data that’s still filling in. Conversions backfill for days, so AdStrike learns how fast yours settle and marks anything younger as not ready.
A 163-location, 3-country, 340-campaign account, run on this method by hand. AdStrike is that method with a login page.
AdStrike reads every campaign, keyword and search term every night and shows you the spread the average hides, with enough evidence behind each number to act on.
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