Tell it how your business works. It runs that way.
A strategy is your plan for a group of campaigns: what the money is for, how far it can move, and what it may do without asking you. Not a template. Not one rule for everything.
Three simple parts.
Which campaigns it covers
Pick by what you already know: brand, category, portfolio, ad type or words in the name. Before you save, it shows how many campaigns it would hold.
What it should do
Switch on only the areas you want managed. Each one has its own goals and limits in your numbers.
How much it does alone
For each area choose Off, Ask first, Automatic when confident or Automatic. Change it any time.
Start from an idea. Make it yours.
Seven starting points come ready, or start from nothing. Pick one to see what it does. Change any area’s control to see how much it may do alone.
Grow sales
You choose how much it does alone.
Each area of a strategy has its own setting, so you can let it handle budgets on its own while it still asks you about every new keyword.
Share the money the way your business thinks.
Give a strategy one daily budget. It shares it among its campaigns using the method you pick, or a mix of them.
Limits that are built in, not bolted on.
Stop waiting for the report.
Connect, sync and run your first audit. If it finds nothing worth acting on, walk away before the trial ends and pay nothing.