The agency vs. in-house debate is a false binary. Both Google Ads management models share a structural ceiling rooted in finite human execution capacity. This article breaks down where each model stalls, how to spot the signs, and why a third option, engine plus dedicated strategist with your team in control, removes the constraint that keeps accounts from scaling.
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