Illustrative sample. Real reports list your own search terms and costs.
Google matches your keywords to a lot of searches you didn’t choose. Broad match and automated campaigns widen that net. The result shows up in the search terms report: people looking for jobs, for free versions, for how-to videos, or for a city you don’t serve, all clicking an ad you paid for.
Most owners never open that report, and plenty of busy agencies only skim it. SpendSlice reads every line, every week.
You don’t have to fire anyone. SpendSlice only adds negative keywords and reports. We don’t take over the account unless you ask. Plenty of agencies welcome a second set of eyes on search terms; if yours doesn’t, that’s worth knowing too.
If you’d rather hand over the whole account, see Google Ads management.
A review of your account to find spend that isn’t producing customers. SpendSlice focuses on search terms, which is where most small-business waste shows up.
Words you tell Google not to show your ads for, like “free” or “jobs.” Adding the right ones stops paying for clicks that never convert.
No. SpendSlice runs alongside them. We add negative keywords; we don’t take over the account unless you ask.
Then we tell you. If the free first audit doesn’t find 3× the fee in projected waste, you don’t pay.
No. Access starts read-only and nothing is blocked until you approve the list.