A real estate agency stopped optimizing Google Ads for lead volume and rebuilt the entire account around qualified appointment tracking, offline conversions, and intent-based campaign segmentation. This case study walks through the four structural changes, the 90-day result arc, and the broader lesson about what real estate Google Ads should actually measure in 2026.
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