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Creative work

The product carries the story.

Films made for clients and for Admiral. Each one keeps the interface, the decision and the consequence on screen, so the viewer can see what the promise is built on.

Presented by a guide. Product views use illustrative sample data unless a field note identifies a customer account and permission.

Reads and writes

  • Google Ads
  • Meta
  • HubSpot
  • Salesforce
DiskKind: A storage cleanup ad that shows the receipt Watch

Five films

Client work, and our own.

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Client work · DiskKind

A storage cleanup ad that shows the receipt

The film follows the real product path: scan a folder, inspect the evidence, review a Trash move, then verify the result.

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Client work · QRCodeStack

The account result, without hiding the trail

A vertical case-study film follows the search-term waste Admiral found, the approved fixes and the result recorded on the client account.

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Our work · Admiral

Leak → approval → receipt

An ad-spend leak becomes a decision the advertiser can inspect, approve and trace later.

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Our work · Admiral

Website → paused campaign

A guided launch built from the advertiser's site, validated and left paused until they approve it.

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Our work · Admiral

Fatigue → a fresh draft

A tiring ad becomes a new variation in the creative shelf, not an automatic publish.

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7 teaching films

Short films that teach one thing each.

Each one takes a single setting, default or report column and shows it in the platform’s own words, so a reader can check their account before the film ends. They are cut from the field notes and published on our YouTube channel.

Teaching film

Six Google Ads defaults you never chose

Six settings Google switches on for every new account, each in Google's own words, with the help-page number on screen so you can read it yourself.

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Teaching film

Your daily budget is not a daily cap

A single day can spend up to twice the daily budget. The real limit is monthly, and there are two columns that show the gap.

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Teaching film

Some clicks on your ads were not people

Browser agents now click ads on a person's behalf. Google filters those clicks out of your report, and one column, off by default, still counts them.

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Teaching film · हिन्दी

आपके ऐड्स पर कुछ क्लिक इंसान के नहीं थे

The same film in Hindi: which clicks Google calls invalid, why they leave your report, and the one-minute column that brings the count back.

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Teaching film

The Google Ads setting switching itself on this month

AI Max turns itself on for Search campaigns this month unless you say no. What changes, where the switch is, and what one customer did about it.

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Teaching film

How to find the searches draining your Google Ads budget

The search terms report, read the way that finds money: the phrases that spend every week and never bring an enquiry, and the one column that proves it.

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Teaching film

You can't turn this off. Google's own words.

Ads now run inside AI Overviews, there is no opt-out, and the report does not separate them. Fourteen seconds, from Google's help page.

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