✓ The economics of every product
Spend, revenue and role in the assortment for every item — the portal reads the account at product level.
Comparisons · Google Ads recommendations
GetProfit and Google Ads recommendations
Google's suggestions and the portal's analysis work together: the first are about campaign settings, the second about the money behind every product.
Comparison by parameter
The suggestions in the account are recommendations from the platform itself, and some of them are worth applying. The portal looks wider: it shows both what Google looks at and what it usually leaves aside — the economics of every product.
Level of analysis
Google Ads recommendations
Campaigns and settings
GetProfit
✓ Every product: spend, revenue, role in the assortment
What it's based on
Google Ads recommendations
Auction signals and campaign statistics
GetProfit
✓ Your own history over two years: products, seasonality, changes
Applying
Google Ads recommendations
An “Apply” button; auto-apply is available
GetProfit
✓ You apply the changes — the portal changes nothing on its own
Explanation
Google Ads recommendations
A short line on why it is recommended
GetProfit
✓ Every change says how much it adds to the score and what it gives the shop in money
When to choose it
Google Ads recommendations
Quick tips on campaign settings
GetProfit
Decisions on products and budget grounded in your own history
The portal's strengths
✓ Grounded in your own history
Two years of your products, your seasons and your changes — decisions grow out of your own statistics, not out of general signals alone.
✓ A clear “why”
Every change says how much it adds to the score and what it gives the shop in money.
The strengths of Google's recommendations
Right inside the account
There is nothing to connect — the suggestions are already waiting on the Recommendations tab.
Signals only Google has
The auction, demand, the platform's forecasts — no outside service holds that data.
Applied fast
A change can be applied with a button, without leaving the account.
How to use them together
1
Look at the suggestions
The Recommendations tab — quick ideas from the platform.
2
Check them against the money
The portal shows what a change means for the economics of the products.
3
Apply what you decide
The decision is always yours — in the account and in the portal alike.
Common questions
- Are Google's recommendations a bad thing?
- No, they are suggestions from the platform, and some of them are worth applying. The portal helps you choose: it shows what a change means for the shop's money.
- What if Google advises one thing and the portal another?
- Compare the numbers: the portal's changes say what they will give the shop. The decision is always yours — only you apply changes.
- Should auto-apply for recommendations be switched on?
- That is yours to decide: auto-apply changes the account without you. The portal is built differently — it suggests a change and waits for your decision.
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