AI-ассистент для PPC-специалистов

I was doing Local Seo, GBP, and Google Ads for about 20 clients including weekly, biweekly, and monthly meetings depending on clients, plus manual reporting which I built Looker dashboards for all of them, set up all of their Search Consoles, GA4 with conversion tracking on most accounts, cleaning up legacy tags, building the landing pages on all different CMS and platforms. Mostly small businesses in competitive niches in a large city with no foundation or strategy in place. I make more money now working in-house and freelancing. Much happier

20 accounts across 3 platforms is genuinely too many to give real strategy to each, so first thing: this is a structural problem, not a you-problem. 20 accounts = roughly 2 hrs each per week, which is triage, not strategy. most agencies overload specialists and then wonder why churn is high. worth naming that to your manager with the actual math that said, stuff that helps day to day: tier your accounts, they dont all deserve equal time. rank by revenue/growth potential, give the top ~20% the real strategy hours, and put the bottom tier on lean maintenance (automated rules + a monthly deeper look instead of weekly). trying to give all 20 equal depth is exactly why none of them get strategy systematize the repetitive. build one per-account weekly checklist (spend pacing, search terms, bu…

Does the agency not supply you with SOPs and frameworks and guidance on how they want things to be run? If they allocate you four hours for a fairly small account, they should at least give you some idea of what they expect you to be doing monthly. If you're free to do what you'd like, then automate the parts that can be automated: how the accounts are pacing and whether they're on track to hit KPIs. Automate search term checking and reporting, and that leaves you the hours that are allocated to do the stuff that actually moves the needle. Chances are, and I'm speaking from experience, that the agency is also getting you to do the client communication and client meetings, so you're dealing with: * emails * new ideas that clients want you to look into and test out * broken websites * br…