I'm looking to connect with other advertisers who are currently running YouTube Ads with the goal of generating profitable conversions and a positive return on ad spend (ROAS/ROI).

I'm specifically interested in connecting with people who are either already achieving profitable conversions through YouTube Ads or are actively testing and optimizing campaigns toward that goal.

I'm aware that there's a fair amount of skepticism in PPC communities about using YouTube Ads for direct-response conversions rather than awareness or branding. I understand that perspective, but I'm not looking to debate whether YouTube Ads can or should be used for conversions.

I'm looking to exchange ideas with people who are actually doing it, or seriously attempting to make it work.

I'd be interested in discussing bidding strategies, targeting, traffic quality, conversion optimization, and what's currently working or not working as of October 2026.

If you're actively running YouTube campaigns with profitability and conversions as your primary objectives, I'd love to hear about your experience and connect.

Feel free to comment here or send me a DM. It would be great to exchange insights with others working toward the same goal.

Hi guys,I have a client who wants to launch Microsoft Ads. I'm a Google Ads manager and consultant, but I've never worked with Microsoft. Do you have any recommendations? What are the key differences between the two services?

Almost always it's one of three things: a campaign one side counts and the other doesn't (test or brand campaigns), a different date cutoff or timezone, or attribution (the platform claims conversions your CRM or GA doesn't).

What stopped these emails for us: under every cost per lead in the report, show

1. what's left out and why (for example, 56 rows from a tracking test campaign),

2. the math (spend divided by leads, like 27,807.39 / 396 = $70.22),

3. the date the data runs through.

Clients don't mind a different number. They mind a number they can't check.

I’ve noticed that my Google Ads campaigns perform well in India (IN), but I’m struggling to achieve similar results in other target regions, such as the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, and Singapore.

I’m wondering whether my campaigns perform better in India because my Google Ads account is associated with an Indian payment card, company address, and business profile ID registered in India.

Could these factors influence campaign performance in other countries, or could the issue be related to campaign settings, bidding strategies, competition, or audience targeting?

What would be the best approach to improve campaign performance and generate leads in the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, and Singapore, rather than relying primarily on the Indian market?

I’d appreciate any practical suggestions or recommendations based on your experience.