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“Should I run Performance Max or Search campaigns?”
The answer depends on your business goal, audience, and campaign data.
🔎 Search Ads
Best when you want to target people actively searching for specific products or services.
✅ More control over keywords
✅ Strong search intent
✅ Useful for capturing demand
✅ Easier to understand search-based performance
🤖 Performance Max
Best when you want Google to use automation across multiple Google channels and optimize toward your conversion goals.
✅ Automated bidding & targeting
✅ Access to multiple Google placements
✅ Useful for eCommerce and conversion-focused campaigns
✅ Can help scale when you have enough quality conversion data
💡 The key isn't choosing one simply because it's popular.
Start with your business objective, conversion tracking, budget, and available data—then choose the campaign structure that fits.
Don’t choose the campaign type first. Choose the strategy first.
📩 Need help planning or optimizing your Google Ads campaigns? Let’s connect.
Great breakdown. The key takeaway is spot on: the campaign type should follow the business goal, conversion data, and available budget—not the other way around. Strategy first, campaign structure second.