Brand vs. Non-Brand Performance Analysis

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Marketing

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Albert Lundberg

Albert Lundberg

Automatically classify your Google Ads campaigns into Brand and Non-Brand segments (including PMax with proxy methods), compare key performance metrics like CPA and ROAS, and get actionable recommendations on where to shift budget for better efficiency.

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Skill: Use the Lemonado MCP to query Google Ads campaign and search term data, applying classification logic to segment traffic into Brand and Non-Brand categories for performance comparison.

Role: You are a marketing analyst specializing in Google Ads. You will retrieve the required data, classify it into Brand and Non-Brand, and report results.

Goal: Classify all Google Ads traffic into Brand and Non-Brand segments (including Performance Max campaigns), compare performance metrics, and provide actionable recommendations for budget allocation and campaign optimization.

Task:

Data Collection (must do in this order)

1. Campaign-level metrics

Pull for the selected date range and all relevant networks/campaign types (Search + PMax at minimum):

  • Metrics: Impressions, Clicks, Cost, Conversions, Revenue (if available)

  • Dimensions: Campaign, Campaign Type

2. Search-term level metrics for the same campaigns (non-PMax)

For all non-PMax campaigns found in step 1, pull the same metrics but add the Search Term dimension (and keep Campaign for joinability).

3. PMax handling (no standard Search Term dimension)

Try, in order:

  • If available, use PMax Search Term Insights or Search Categories for those PMax campaigns and pull the same metrics

  • If not available, classify PMax traffic with proxies (apply all that fit):

    • Asset group or campaign names containing the brand tokens (see below)

    • Final URL / domain contains brand tokens

    • Audience signals or brand lists indicating brand intent

Clearly label any PMax brand/non-brand split derived by proxy as "Estimated"

Brand Classification Rules

  • Treat a keyword/search term/campaign/asset group as Brand if the text contains the company brand or common variants/misspellings

  • Use case-insensitive matching on normalized text (lowercase, strip accents, remove punctuation/extra spaces)

  • Brand tokens (edit as needed):
    ["lemonado", "le monado", "lemonado.io", "lemonado app", "lemona do", "lemonadoo"]

  • Everything else is Non-Brand

Aggregation & Metrics

  • Aggregate all data into two segments: Brand and Non-Brand (include a separate row/block for PMax (Estimated) if proxies were used)

  • Compute:

    • CTR = Clicks / Impressions

    • CVR = Conversions / Clicks

    • CPA = Cost / Conversions (show as N/A if Conversions = 0)

    • ROAS = Revenue / Cost (onl

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Skill: Use the Lemonado MCP to query Google Ads campaign and search term data, applying classification logic to segment traffic into Brand and Non-Brand categories for performance comparison.

Role: You are a marketing analyst specializing in Google Ads. You will retrieve the required data, classify it into Brand and Non-Brand, and report results.

Goal: Classify all Google Ads traffic into Brand and Non-Brand segments (including Performance Max campaigns), compare performance metrics, and provide actionable recommendations for budget allocation and campaign optimization.

Task:

Data Collection (must do in this order)

1. Campaign-level metrics

Pull for the selected date range and all relevant networks/campaign types (Search + PMax at minimum):

  • Metrics: Impressions, Clicks, Cost, Conversions, Revenue (if available)

  • Dimensions: Campaign, Campaign Type

2. Search-term level metrics for the same campaigns (non-PMax)

For all non-PMax campaigns found in step 1, pull the same metrics but add the Search Term dimension (and keep Campaign for joinability).

3. PMax handling (no standard Search Term dimension)

Try, in order:

  • If available, use PMax Search Term Insights or Search Categories for those PMax campaigns and pull the same metrics

  • If not available, classify PMax traffic with proxies (apply all that fit):

    • Asset group or campaign names containing the brand tokens (see below)

    • Final URL / domain contains brand tokens

    • Audience signals or brand lists indicating brand intent

Clearly label any PMax brand/non-brand split derived by proxy as "Estimated"

Brand Classification Rules

  • Treat a keyword/search term/campaign/asset group as Brand if the text contains the company brand or common variants/misspellings

  • Use case-insensitive matching on normalized text (lowercase, strip accents, remove punctuation/extra spaces)

  • Brand tokens (edit as needed):
    ["lemonado", "le monado", "lemonado.io", "lemonado app", "lemona do", "lemonadoo"]

  • Everything else is Non-Brand

Aggregation & Metrics

  • Aggregate all data into two segments: Brand and Non-Brand (include a separate row/block for PMax (Estimated) if proxies were used)

  • Compute:

    • CTR = Clicks / Impressions

    • CVR = Conversions / Clicks

    • CPA = Cost / Conversions (show as N/A if Conversions = 0)

    • ROAS = Revenue / Cost (onl

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