We Spent ₹50Lac on Google Ads — Here’s What 98% of Brands Are Still Getting Wrong

Let’s be honest — Google Ads can feel like burning money in public.
You set up campaigns, watch the clicks roll in, and yet… nothing moves the needle.

At Madonics, we’ve managed over ₹108Cr+ in ad spends. And after auditing hundreds of accounts, we see one pattern repeat like clockwork — the same mistakes that suck money and kill ROAS.

Here’s what 98% of brands are still getting wrong

1. Bidding for Vanity Keywords

You don’t need traffic — you need intent.
Most brands bid on broad terms like “shoes” instead of “buy black leather formal shoes size 9.”
More clicks ≠ more sales. Smart targeting = profit.

2. Running All Keywords in One Ad Group

If your keywords aren’t tightly grouped, your ad relevance dies — and so does your Quality Score.
We use SKAGs (Single Keyword Ad Groups) for precision targeting and 2–3X higher CTR.

3. Ignoring Negative Keywords

Want to stop wasting money fast?
Add negative keywords. Right now.
Example: If you’re selling luxury bags, you better exclude “cheap,” “free,” or “wholesale.”

4. No Funnel Mapping Before Launching

Google Ads don’t work in isolation.
If your landing page loads like a turtle and looks like 2012, don’t blame the ad.
We always map the full funnel — ad > page > CTA > follow-up > conversion tracking.

5. Set It & Forget It

Most brands check their Google Ads… once a week.
That’s a great way to slowly bleed cash.
At Madonics, we optimize daily — adjusting bids, testing ad copy, rotating creatives, and refining targeting constantly.

⚡ So, What Worked When We Spent ₹50L?

  • Exact-match buying intent keywords

  • Fast, mobile-first landing pages

  • 3-click conversion flow

  • Weekly creative refreshes

  • Conversion tracking through Google Tag Manager & GA4

  • And a ruthless focus on CPL, ROAS & AOV

💬 Final Word:

Google Ads isn’t a traffic tool — it’s a business engine. But only if you treat it like one.

Want a free audit? Let’s find out what your Google Ads could really be doing for your brand.

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