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Diagram: GARS Architecture — from Click to Closed Deal
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Create a flow diagram on dark navy (#080f1e) background showing the GARS architecture: Google Ads → Website Form → CRM (with GCLID passing) → Closed Deal → Offline Conversion back to Google Ads. Show the bidding loop with an arrow returning from „Closed Deal” back to „Google Ads” labeled „Value-Based Bidding”. Gold (#c8912e) arrows, white text labels, clean minimalist B2B style.

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Why standard Google Ads fail in B2B

In B2B, the sales cycle takes weeks or months. A form fill is a signal of interest, not revenue. When you optimize Google Ads for form conversions, you teach the algorithm to find people who fill forms — not people who buy.

GARS: 4 Implementation Phases

Phase 1: GCLID → CRM Integration

Every Google Ads click has a unique GCLID (Google Click ID). We implement passing this ID through forms to the CRM. When a deal closes, we send that information back to Google as an Offline Conversion.

Phase 2: Budget Cleanup

Keyword analysis through the lens of closed deals, not clicks. Remove keywords generating leads that never buy. Typical result: recovering 30-50% of budget.

Phase 3: Value-Based Bidding (tROAS)

Instead of bidding on conversions — we bid on value. We define conversion value = average closed deal value. Google learns to find users willing to pay that value.

Phase 4: Revenue Dashboard

Looker Studio connecting Google Ads to CRM: Revenue ROAS, CAC per campaign, pipeline value per keyword. One view a CEO can understand in 30 seconds.

Typical GARS results in 90 days

-40% junk leads · +80% Revenue ROAS in 6 months · +40% closed deals · -25% CAC. Results depend on industry, budget, and CRM state.

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