1. Fix Google Ads Conversion Tracking (Critical)
Only "Calls from ads" is PRIMARY. The request_a_consultation event (30 all_conv) and Sign_up_1 event (15 all_conv) should be set as PRIMARY so the bidding algorithm can optimize for real leads. Without this, PMax is optimizing for Maps engagements and page views instead of form submissions.
2. Reduce PMax Display/Content Leak
28% of PMax spend ($72.79) goes to Content/Display and 20% ($53.33) to Search Partners — both networks generated 0 primary conversions. All 3 primary conversions came from Google Search. The URL exclusion list and audience signals need tightening.
3. Scale Meta V2 Campaign
Insurance V2 at $36.98 CPL is 22% cheaper than V1. It's only 36 days old and already generating 45% of all Meta leads. Increase V2 budget to $30-40/day and reduce V1 to $5/day or pause it. V2 has proven its audience targeting is more refined.
4. SEO Power Play: /insurance-virtual-assistants/
This single page ranks for 7+ keywords with a combined 1,020+ monthly searches. It's at position 36-72 for most of them. Adding 1,000-2,000 words of expert content (case studies, FAQ, comparison tables), plus 5-10 internal links from blog posts, could push 2-3 keywords to page 1 within 60-90 days.
5. Add Search Campaign Budget
Search | Insurance has a 10.32% CTR at $2.79 CPC — exceptional performance. But it only spent $5.09 in the last 30 days (nearly zero). The impression share is ~10%, meaning we're showing for only 1 in 10 searches. Even adding $10/day would 3x the Search visibility.
6. Evaluate Traffic Campaign ROI
Traffic | Insurance spent $538 over 60 days with 0 direct leads. It drives 2,239 clicks at $0.24 CPC (great awareness) but the question is: are these visitors converting later? Check GA4 assisted conversions to determine if this campaign deserves continued spend or if the budget is better allocated to V2 leads.