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Auditing Google Ads ecommerce accounts for revenue leakage requires a revenue-first assessment across Shopping, PMax, and search campaigns. You must evaluate feed health, campaign structure, and ROAS by product using GA4 ecommerce tracking and GMC integration to identify wasted spend.

A Google Ads ecommerce audit includes a layered evaluation of Shopping and PMax campaign structures, product feed health, ROAS by product, and cart abandonment. It also assesses revenue tracking accuracy and seasonality readiness to deliver a prioritized, actionable roadmap.

Yes, you need GA4 ecommerce tracking and GMC integration to run a Google Ads ROAS audit. Access to accurate revenue data and these platform integrations is required to evaluate product feed health, validate revenue tracking, and identify high-impact revenue opportunities.

To find wasted spend in Google Ads ecommerce campaigns, perform a revenue-first audit evaluating search efficiency, campaign structure, and ROAS by product. This process identifies revenue leakage across Shopping and PMax campaigns to produce a 30-day prioritized action plan.

The best way to optimize Google Ads product feed health is through a structured ecommerce audit evaluating feed data alongside campaign structure and ROAS by product. This revenue-first approach identifies top fixes to reduce wasted spend and improve Shopping and PMax performance.

Yes, you can use a Google Ads ecommerce audit to improve cart abandonment campaigns and seasonality readiness. The audit evaluates these specific layers alongside search efficiency and product feed health to deliver a prioritized, actionable roadmap for maximizing seasonal revenue.