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Improvements

26 engines that find the work, so you can just do it

Cliqda syncs your accounts and runs every engine against them continuously. What comes back is not a dashboard to interpret — it is a ranked queue of specific changes, each with the money at stake and the evidence attached.

Engines running against every account

26

Engines running against every account

Distinct improvement types produced

31

Distinct improvement types produced

Platforms with live one-click push

2

Platforms with live one-click push

Before-and-after change measurement

Impact

Before-and-after change measurement

Ranked by money

Start with the opportunities that matter most

Every improvement carries the spend at stake, not a colour-coded severity guess. A $2,000-a-month leak outranks a tidy-up, because it should.

  • Estimated saving or opportunity attached to each item
  • The underlying rows are on the card — you are not asked to trust a number you cannot check
  • Findings whose sample is too small to be significant are suppressed, not padded into the list
Improvements — Northwind Outdoors
N-gram pattern

Block “free” across 18 search terms

$2,148 spent in 30 days across 18 queries containing this pattern. One conversion. Adding a phrase negative to the shared list stops it everywhere.

Search termCostConv.
free camping gear$6120
free hiking boots$4430
free tent giveaway$3881
+ 15 more terms
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Product illustration · Sample data, not customer results

Then it grades itself

Applied is not the same as worked

Change Impact takes every change you applied and measures the before-and-after on the metric it was meant to move. When something made performance worse, Cliqda says so and offers the rollback.

  • Measured outcomes on the target metric
  • Platform change events ingested, so out-of-Cliqda edits sit in the same timeline
  • Guardrails flag regressions instead of leaving them in place
Change Impact — measured outcomes

Every applied change, graded against the metric it was meant to move.

  • Paused 34 non-converting keywords

    CPA before → after

    $61.20 $48.90

  • Device bid −18% on mobile

    CPA before → after

    $54.80 $50.10

  • Broad match test, 4 ad groups

    CPA before → after

    $49.30 $57.40

The broad match test raised CPA. Cliqda flagged it for rollback rather than quietly leaving it in place.

Product illustration · Sample data, not customer results

Safety

Nothing reaches a live account by accident

The approval gate is the default, not a setting you have to find.

You decide, every time

Improvements are proposals. Nothing is written to the ad platform until a person pushes it — unless you have deliberately enabled an automation and set it to apply directly.

Automations can propose instead of apply

A rule can be set to drop its changes into an approval queue rather than execute them, so scheduled work still gets a human read.

Everything is logged

Who applied what, when, and what happened to the numbers afterwards. Every applied change flows into Change Impact automatically.

The full list

All 26 engines

Each looks for one well-defined problem, and stays quiet when it does not find it.

Keywords and queries

  • Search terms

    Promotes converting queries to keywords in the right ad group.

  • Negative keywords

    Blocks queries that spend without converting.

  • N-gram patterns

    Turns wasteful query patterns into negatives.

  • Industry negatives

    Applies vertical-specific negative sets to new accounts.

  • Duplicate keywords

    Finds keywords competing with themselves across ad groups.

  • Match type

    Recommends match-type changes where the data supports them.

  • Cannibalisation

    Surfaces keywords bidding against each other for the same query.

  • Quality score

    Flags keywords whose score slipped, ranked by spend behind them.

Ads and creative

  • Ad comparison

    Finds ad groups with a significant winner and a loser to pause.

  • Extensions

    Detects missing or underperforming extensions and assets.

Bid adjustments

  • Below first-page bid

    Identifies keywords bidding under the first-page threshold.

  • Keyword bids

    Adjusts keyword bids against CPA and ROAS targets.

  • Device bids

    Sets device modifiers where performance genuinely differs.

  • Location bids

    Adjusts geographic modifiers on statistically meaningful gaps.

  • Demographic bids

    Age, gender and parental status modifiers from observed performance.

  • Schedule bids

    Ad schedule modifiers built from hour and day-of-week performance.

Budget and pacing

  • Budget

    Recommends budget changes from pacing and opportunity.

Account health

  • Disapproved ads

    Escalates disapprovals with the serving impact attached.

  • Broken sitelinks

    Catches sitelinks pointing at dead or redirecting URLs.

  • Landing pages

    Flags landing pages failing technical or performance checks.

  • LP message match

    Compares what the ad promises against what the page says.

  • Conversion health

    Distinguishes tracking outages from real performance drops.

  • GA4 engagement

    Uses GA4 engagement signal to find traffic that arrives and bounces.

  • Search partners

    Evaluates whether search partner traffic is earning its spend.

Performance Max

  • PMax asset health

    Rates Performance Max assets and proposes replacements.

  • PMax placements

    Surfaces placements worth excluding from PMax campaigns.

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