Marketing decisions you can prove.
Real AOS calls — grounded in live data, with confidence and caveats shown.
Use cases
- Demand Capture Software Training
Not a Budget Problem — a Rank Problem the Spend Couldn't Buy Around
A software-training company asked why its Google Ads account wasn't spending or delivering more. Without opening the ad UI, AOS read the account from the data and made the non-obvious, correct call: the account was rank-limited, not budget-limited — backed by an impression-share lost-to-rank table — in a fast, cheap run.
- GTM Diagnosis Software Training
Competition, Not a Shrinking Market — the Distinction That Changes the Response
A software-training company needed to know whether its decline meant competitors were taking share or the whole market was contracting. Combining SEMrush with Auction Insights, AOS drew the distinction cleanly — the drop is competition-driven, not market-driven — and backed it with a head-to-head competitor table, fast and cheap.
- Demand Capture Corporate Services
A Google Ads policy disapproval, diagnosed from the policy and the live site — not an invented email
A corporate-services firm had Google Ads disapproved on a policy conflict and needed to know which pages and ad copy triggered it, what would comply, and how to request re-review. AOS produced an 11,870-character diagnosis with corrected pages and an exception path — and, finding no rejection email in the inbox, said so plainly and reasoned from the policy and the live site instead of fabricating one.
- Measurement Home Furnishings Retail
A monthly performance report that reconciles with source — not a data dump
A home-furnishings retailer needed a single monthly cross-channel performance report, but the numbers lived in four disconnected places: Google Ads, Meta, GA4, and a Databox board nobody fully trusted. AOS produced a saved report where every headline figure reconciled against its source system and one material finding — conversions down ~13.74% month over month — was flagged rather than buried. The whole run cost $0.19.