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Why you struggle to scale your ads
The wrong vs the right way

There’s a right way and a wrong way to scale your ads.
The wrong way is all about more.
More spend. More campaigns. More ads.
On the other hand, the right way is all about efficiency.
More of what works. Less of what doesn’t.
The difference in execution between the two is subtle.
But the difference in outcome is massive.
We’ve seen many brands approach Google Ads with a “more” mindset.
“Volume is the answer”
It’s reasonable.
But scaling by just doing more comes with hidden risks.
The problem with this mindset is that it lacks precision.
You end up stretching your resources across campaigns and ads that don’t deliver a high return.
The result? Higher CPAs and lower profits.
Your campaigns become bloated, harder to manage, and optimization becomes a challenge.
In contrast, efficient scaling is about precision.
It’s about:
Doing more of what already works
Doing less of what doesn’t
It’s a mindset revolving around optimization.
You don’t guess what will bring out the most profits.
You use data to make decisions.
Audiences, keywords, messaging angles, offers, etc.
You analyze every aspect of the ads.
You cut off low-performers.
You double down on the highest-performing campaigns.
You use the insights on previous campaigns to create new campaigns or expand to other platforms.
You’re constantly learning, testing, tweaking, refining to maximize returns.
By doing this, you make every dollar work harder.
You grow steadily, without inflating costs.
Your CPCs and CPAs don’t suffer because your strategies become more refined.
This is how we scale our clients’ Google Ads.
We don’t focus on doing more.
We focus on getting more efficient.
We focus on making every dollar you spend worth more.
So you can scale your ads in a sustainable and profitable way.
Because Google Ads isn’t about spending more.
It’s about getting more from what you spend.
Jackson
Founder and CEO of Echelonn.
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