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Cut the waste.
Develop what works.

Improve each account with the whole strategy in view.

Twine brings performance, budget planning, and proposed changes across Google, LinkedIn, and Reddit into one workspace. Prioritize the work that supports your shared business goal, from the next keyword to the next campaign experiment.

Decisions

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Google Ads

Add keyword · High-intent search

Draft Low risk 1 reviewer

Rationale

The search is relevant to the offer and has recorded conversions. Add an exact-match keyword to manage it directly.

Evidence

7 platform conversions 90-day lookback

What changes

Field Current Proposed
Keyword Not added [b2b attribution software]

Risk & reversibility

A bounded Google Ads account change. Check current provider state before restoring an earlier value.

Approve Edit Hold for evidence
Google Ads keyword proposal · Illustrative product view

Make every improvement
serve the same goal.

Use Google to capture active demand, LinkedIn to reach target accounts, and Reddit to test new audiences. Give each a role, review pacing and available CRM outcomes together, and decide which improvements deserve attention across the program.

Remove the dead ends.

Review irrelevant search terms and prepare negative keywords, with the context to distinguish waste from a search that still deserves time.

Build on converting searches.

Turn relevant, converting queries into exact-match keyword proposals. Give promising demand a deliberate place in the account.

Improve the message.

Investigate weak responsive search ads with headline, description, landing-page, and keyword context to guide the proposed work.

These examples show Google Ads capabilities. Available actions vary by connected platform. Explore the connected strategy ↗

Make the next move
with the bigger picture.

Bring the shared budget, channel roles, and business outcomes into each optimization decision. Keep account-level improvements connected to the wider plan.

Strategy

Strategy

Portfolio Planning Experiments

Planning period

Period
September 2026
Model version
Version 1

Scenario comparison

Downside Base Upside
Spend $40,000 $40,000 $40,000
Qualified leads 90 135 180
Opportunities 18 27 36
Pipeline $108,000 $162,000 $216,000

Planning posture

Downside ● Base Upside
Next review date
September 24, 2026
Record planning posture
Strategy

Strategy

Portfolio Planning Experiments

Test identity

Name
Role-specific offer
Hypothesis
A role-specific offer improves qualified lead rate.
Platform
Google Ads
Entity type
Campaign

Control and variant

Control
Current offer
Variant
Role-specific offer

Measurement and spend

Primary metric
Qualified lead rate
Minimum sample
100
Save experiment
Strategy

Strategy

Portfolio Planning Experiments

Frozen experiment result

Role-specific offer

Measurement period: Sep 1–14, 2026

Metric Control Variant
Leads reviewed 120 120
Qualified leads 24 30
Qualified lead rate 20% 25%

Automated evaluation

Inconclusive

The observed difference needs more evidence before selecting a winner.

Evidence posture

Directional

Keep collecting observations against the original test definition.

Operator decision

Continue collecting evidence against the original test definition.

Record decision

Product illustrations use example data.

Improve the accounts.
Advance the shared plan.

  1. 01

    Review the program

    Start with the shared goal, channel roles, and pacing. Find the account work that deserves attention.

  2. 02

    Prepare the improvement

    Connect the proposed keyword, ad, targeting, or budget change to the job that campaign is meant to do.

  3. 03

    Coordinate the work

    Review the evidence and wider plan, then apply supported changes under your account’s controls.

  4. 04

    Bring the learning back

    Review campaign results and available CRM outcomes together. Use the findings to shape the next plan.

Find the next opportunity
across your ad accounts.

Review wasted spend, campaign opportunities, and measurement gaps across your channels. See how the next improvements fit into one strategy.

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