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More of your Google Ads now runs on AI. What should you still control?

A live, 50-minute discussion for people who run Google Ads in-house. Three speakers set out what changes once AI takes over targeting, bidding, creative and optimisation, and where your own judgement still decides the result.

Date
Wednesday, 21 October From 15:00 (Amsterdam time)
Length
50 minutes
Where
Online, live
Price
Free

What you take away

  • What to look at first once Google has moved your Search campaigns to AI Max
  • Which changes a person should still sign off when an AI agent works in your account
  • How to tell if Smart Bidding is learning from real customers, or from bots and fake conversions
  • The changes set to shape Google Ads work over the next 12 months

Not a presentation: a discussion. No product pitch, and no slide deck.

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With

  • Adriaan Dekker Google Ads and the ad ecosystem
  • Alfred Simon PPC in practice
  • Ardan Founder, ClickPatrol

The speakers

  • Adriaan Dekker speaking into a microphone at an event

    Google Ads and the ad ecosystem

    Adriaan Dekker

    What is changing inside Google Ads, and how platforms sell ads.

  • Portrait of Alfred Simon

    PPC in practice

    Alfred Simon

    Where a person still has to step in, and what this means for how PPC specialists work.

  • Illustrated portrait of Ardan

    Data quality

    Ardan Founder, ClickPatrol

    What happens when automated systems learn from bots, from conversions that are not real customers, and from polluted signals.

How we run the 50 minutes

The session ends on time: a moderator keeps the clock.

  1. 0–4 min Welcome The question on the table, and the speakers.
  2. 4–12 min Where we stand now From Adriaan Dekker: changes that will affect Google Ads work over the next 12 months.
  3. 12–35 min Four statements Once the speakers agree or disagree, the moderator follows up.
  4. 35–50 min Your questions Questions from the audience come first. If it goes quiet, the moderator has spares.

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