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Google Ads Reporting Template

Monthly Google Ads performance report template covering executive summary, keyword analysis, device breakdown, and actionable recommendations with stakeholder-ready formatting.

About This Resource

Consistent, professional reporting is essential for demonstrating Google Ads value and making data-driven optimisation decisions. This template provides a complete monthly reporting framework covering all key PPC metrics — from executive summary scorecards and campaign performance to keyword analysis, ad copy testing results, device and location breakdowns, and structured recommendations. It includes fill-in tables for stakeholder presentations and a clear action plan format for the month ahead.

What's Included

  • Executive summary scorecard: 10 core metrics with month-on-month comparison
  • Campaign performance: spend, clicks, conversions, CPA, and ROAS by campaign
  • Keyword analysis: top performers, underperformers, Quality Score tracking
  • Ad copy performance: headline and description testing results
  • Device & location breakdown: performance by device type and geographic area
  • Recommendations & action plan: prioritised tasks with expected impact and ownership

Who Is This For?

PPC agencies, in-house marketing teams, and consultants who need a professional, structured template for monthly Google Ads reporting to clients or stakeholders.

Frequently asked questions

Cost per acquisition and return on ad spend matter more than clicks or impressions alone, since they connect spend directly to business outcomes. Supporting metrics like Quality Score, click-through rate, and conversion rate help explain why CPA and ROAS are moving in a given direction.

Lead with business outcomes - leads generated, cost per lead, and revenue where trackable - before drilling into campaign-level detail that matters more to marketing specialists. An executive summary scorecard at the top of the report, with month-on-month comparison, is usually enough for most stakeholders.

Monthly reporting is standard for most UK agencies and in-house teams, giving enough data to spot genuine trends while remaining frequent enough to catch problems early. Weekly checks on spend pacing are still worthwhile even if formal reporting stays monthly.

Prioritise recommendations by expected impact on CPA or ROAS, assign clear ownership for who actions each one, and note the reasoning so stakeholders understand why a change is proposed. This template pairs a structured action plan directly against the reported metrics driving it.

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