Save Ad Spend: Stop Serving Google Ads to Kids in 5 Minutes Flat

Improve your ROAS and stop Google Ads from wasting your money on kid related content. 

My name is Lauren Proctor and in the last 12 months I've spent more than $1.5 million on ads. 

The most important lesson I learned is the fact that ad platforms are always at odds with advertisers. You want to make a profit, but all advertising platforms like Google Ads wants is the ability to make more money in exchange for showing your ads to people. 

As a result, Google slaps ads on content meant for kids. The first time I logged into my Google Ads account and saw that I'd spent $2.4K displaying ads on YouTube videos meant for kids, I almost passed out. 

The first thing I did was look into how I could stop my ads from showing up on content meant for kids, but Google makes it incredibly difficult. You have to exclude YouTube channels one-by-one. I started by removing the 100 most popular kid's channels on YouTube but then Google started showing my ads on other kid related content.

For months, I was a wild goose chase in an attempt to show my ads to the right people at the right time. More than 1,6000 exclusions later, I'm happy to report that I've become a master at making sure I don't spend my ad dollars on the kid's who are using their parent's devices for work, school or entertainment.

If you buy this product I will send you:
1. A video tutorial that helps you discover if (and how) your ads were shown against kid-related content.
2. My full list of exclusions. (This literally saved me $2K per month in ad spend.)
3. A complete tutorial on how to make sure you aren't wasting your spend on kids using their parents devices.

NOTE: I am releasing this product as part of Dickie Bush's #ship30for30 challenge.