Taking Google Ads in-house sounds smart, but most in-house setups hit structural ceilings in bandwidth, expertise, and signal data that no individual effort can fix. This article breaks down why the real question is not who manages the account but whether your setup can compound performance over time, and lays out when keeping control with engine-powered support makes sense versus when handing off execution entirely is the better call.
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