A mid-size B2B SaaS company was spending $30K to $80K per month on Google Ads with stable CPL and healthy conversion rates, but paid search was contributing almost nothing to actual pipeline. This case study walks through the CRM data diagnosis that exposed the gap between lead volume and revenue, the structural fixes applied to Smart Bidding, Performance Max segmentation, and offline conversion imports, and the results of shifting the optimization signal from demo requests to pipeline value. Built for in-house SaaS teams running Google Ads competently but not connecting it to closed-won revenue.
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