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Campaigns with no blocked searches at all

A spending account with no negative keywords at any level: every irrelevant search that matches costs a click, and nothing has ever been ruled out. Judged on campaigns, ad groups and shared lists, and only once there is spend to protect.

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How Admiral shows it

On an example clinic, the way the Decisions list draws it, its four parts numbered.

Harbour Skin ClinicOverviewExample
Decisions3 waitingSynced 9 minutes ago
  1. The account has never blocked a search Open in Google AdsDismissWhy
    Negative keywords0
    Search terms with spend and no conversion64
    Spent on them, 30 days$410

    Rule · mediumneeds your judgement

    Every irrelevant match costs a click.

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  1. The finding

    “The account has never blocked a search”, as Admiral files it on the example clinic.

  2. What you do

    Start a negative keyword list. The search terms check proposes the first ones. Admiral names it and stops; the change is yours.

  3. Where the evidence comes from

    Read from negative keywords at every level, and search terms with spend, on every sync of a connected account.

  4. Why it matters

    Every irrelevant match costs a click. Filed as medium: worth fixing, not an emergency.

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First audit · harbourskin.exampleExample
Read 30 days of Google Ads4 found, nothing changed
  1. Search terms that spend and never convert“free consultation”, “skin clinic jobs”$212this month
  2. Keywords with nothing to show for the money“cheap facial near me”, 31 clicks, no bookings$64this week
  3. Ads leaking onto search partners and the Display network11% of spend, no bookings$118this month
  4. One enquiry counted many timesThe booking form counts each booking twice2×bookings overstated

49 named checks on Google Ads and 14 on Meta, each time it reads.