A SaaS company spending $45K per month on Google Ads was generating demo requests but no real pipeline. The fix was not more budget or new campaigns. It was rebuilding attribution around SQL events, importing offline conversions from Salesforce, and reconfiguring Smart Bidding to optimize for pipeline instead of form fills. After 60 days, lead volume dropped, pipeline grew, and marketing and sales finally aligned on what a conversion actually means.
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