Most Google Ads performance plateaus are not caused by bad tactics. They are structural ceilings created by the management model itself. This piece walks through why more optimization inside the same model produces diminishing returns, identifies the five signals your setup has stopped scaling, and makes the case for an engine-plus-strategist model that removes the execution ceiling entirely.
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