[Compare]vs. doing it yourself
Hyperdesk vs running Google Ads yourself.
Running Google Ads yourself costs no fees, only your time: reading search terms, adding exclusions, checking budgets and getting landing pages built. Hyperdesk does that reading every week and proposes each move with its numbers. You still decide, in a few clicks.
[01]Side by side
How they compare.
| What | Running Google Ads yourself | Hyperdesk |
|---|---|---|
| Search terms | Read them when you have time | Checked every Monday; wasted searches proposed as exclusions |
| Keywords and exclusions | You write them | Proposed with their numbers; adjust before approving |
| Budgets | You watch them | Campaigns limited by budget are flagged, under the cap you set |
| Landing pages | Your site, or your web team’s time | A page per ad group, written from your site |
| Tests | Set up yourself | A/B tests built in |
| The record | Google Ads’ change history | History with who approved each change and the week before and after |
[02]Which fits
Choose by what you need.
Running Google Ads yourself fits when
- Your account is small, with a few keywords
- You have the time, and you like doing it
- Your pages already answer each search
Hyperdesk fits when
- Search terms pile up faster than you can read them
- Ad groups send people to pages that don’t answer their search
- You want each move with its numbers, ready to approve
You keep full control either way: Hyperdesk changes nothing until you approve it, and the account stays yours.
[03]Questions
Straight answers.
Do we still have access to Google Ads?
Yes. It’s your account. Hyperdesk works through the connection you give it, and you can disconnect it anytime.
What if we disagree with a move?
Reject it with a reason, or adjust it before approving. Moves you keep rejecting stop coming.
See what the agent would change in your account.
A 15-minute demo. Nothing changes in your accounts until you approve it.