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    What are your current favorite Scripts/Software/AI for Paid Search

    Posted by mcpoyles on October 15, 2025 at 2:11 pm

    Hey All – Curious what everyone’s favorite tools for bid maintenance , ad creative testing, and reporting for PPC are?

    Just in general what are your favorite tools?

    mcpoyles replied 2 hours, 30 minutes ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  • fathom53

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    October 15, 2025 at 3:08 pm

    We use [Supermetrics](https://supermetrics.com/) across the agency to build report for Looker and Google Sheets. There are other tools like [Dataslayer](https://www.dataslayer.ai) that can do a similar job. Then you have tools like [Report Garden](https://reportgarden.com/) and [Swydo](https://www.swydo.com/) that can give you a dashboard vibes.

  • ppcbetter_says

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    October 15, 2025 at 5:16 pm

    I like my auto add {query} as negative keyword if does not contain {keyword1} or {keyword2}…

    Helps to keep broad match and “close variants” in check, but will hit the negative keyword limit eventually so you need to do maintenance.

  • TTFV

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    October 16, 2025 at 10:04 am

    We don’t use any external tools or scripts for bidding. Trying to beat Google’s internal bidding system doesn’t make any sense since 90% of what’s happening in auctions (signals) is invisible to external tools.

    For creative testing we use ad variations for testing at scale.

    Our reporting tool is Swydo which we’ve been using for about 8-10 years I guess. It greatly simplifies report automation and offers dashboards you can share with your clients. They are working on AI data summaries which will be a big time saver once that’s available.

    One of our most important tools is a script that pulls all client data into a sheet each morning so we can compare DoD, WoW, and MoM KPIs to find anomalies very quickly. It’s the easiest way to see if something is suddenly off with spending, click volume, or conversions.

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