Alerts that warn you before it gets expensive

Pulzeo watches your accounts around the clock and flags anomalies, unusual swings and anything that needs your attention, as soon as it shows up.

Alerts on a Google Ads account in Pulzeo: conversion rate down, cost per lead too high and lead volume too low, each with the numbers behind it and a button to run the account analysis.
Diagnosis already done3 alerts
Alerts on one account : Critical, Search - Services is spending without converting. $412 spent over 14 days, not a single conversion recorded. ; Worth watching, Cost per lead is up 34%. Cost per click rising on the generic keywords. ; Information, A campaign has been paused for 21 days. Display - Retargeting: probably a pause everyone forgot.

Every alert tells you where the problem comes from

A warning light is useless if you then spend half an hour investigating. Every alert names the campaign, quantifies the change and gives the likely cause. The diagnosis is already done when you open it.

  • Three levels: critical, worth watching, informational.
  • The campaign is named, with what it’s costing you.
A campaign spending without converting : Caught after a week, about $210 ; Found at the end of the month, about $900. Same problem, three weeks apart.

A problem caught early costs you less

A campaign spending without converting doesn’t stop by itself. Caught in the first week, it costs you a couple of hundred dollars. Found at month-end, it has burned through several thousand. That’s the whole point of real-time alerts.

What Pulzeo watches for you

  • Spend with nothing to show

    A campaign eating budget without recording a conversion is flagged, with the amount already spent.

  • Acquisition cost creeping up

    An unusual rise in cost per conversion is compared with the previous period, so you catch it early.

  • Volume dropping

    Conversions, clicks or impressions falling: the alert reaches you before the month is lost.

  • Forgotten campaigns

    A campaign paused for weeks, or running without producing anything useful, surfaces as an alert instead of sitting forgotten in the account.

  • The account’s health

    Alerts also come from the health score: profitability, volume, structure, goals. They adapt to the type of business you selected.

  • The Monday morning summary

    One email recaps every account at the start of the week. What’s critical always comes first.

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Two alerts up close: conversion rate falling and cost per lead too high, each with its numbers and the button to run the account analysis.
A critical alert. Subject: Search - Services is spending without converting. Zeo · today, 7:12 AM · Berthier Woodworks account. $412 spent over 14 days, not a single conversion recorded. Over the previous period, the same campaign brought in 6. Likely cause: the form’s conversion tracking has stopped firing. The action plan is waiting in Pulzeo, with the steps to follow.

Critical alerts reach you by email

You don’t need to open Pulzeo to know an account is in trouble. Anything ranked critical is emailed to you, and a weekly summary covers all your accounts on Monday.

  • A daily email for critical alerts.
  • A summary of every account on Monday.
An 18% drop in conversion rate. Raises an alert : On a campaign with 2,400 clicks a month: chance can’t explain the gap. ; When the drop has held for seven days, not one quiet afternoon. ; When it comes with a rise in cost per click.. Stays quiet : On a campaign with 40 clicks a month: two fewer conversions already make 18%. ; A public holiday compared with a working Monday. ; A campaign launched four days ago, with no history behind it..

No noise, or you’d stop trusting it

A tool that cries wolf gets ignored, and the day it’s right nobody reads it. Thresholds take the type of campaign, the volume and the period into account, so that red means something.

  • Thresholds calibrated to the account’s type of business.
  • A low-volume campaign doesn’t trigger an alert over every little wobble.
The fix suggested for the flagged campaign: pause Display - Branding, with the amount spent without a conversion, the three steps to follow, how long to wait before judging, and the button to apply it in Google Ads.

From the alert to the fix

An alert is only useful if it leads somewhere. From the alert you open the campaign, and Zeo’s action plan tells you what to do, step by step.

  • The alert links straight to the campaign involved.
  • Fixes are ranked by gain and effort.

Questions about Pulzeo alerts

How often are accounts checked?

Automatically every day, using the previous day’s finalized data. You can also run a manual sync on any account whenever you want.

Will I get alerts all day long?

No. Alerts live in the app, and only the ones ranked critical trigger an email. A weekly summary covers all your accounts on Monday. You can also choose which notifications reach your inbox.

Can I set the thresholds myself?

Thresholds are calibrated automatically based on the account’s type of business, your business profile, its volume and the period. There are no rules to write and no conditions to configure.

Do alerts work on every campaign type?

Yes, across every campaign in the connected account. The thresholds, though, weigh many factors: nobody expects the same numbers from a brand awareness campaign and a search campaign.

What if an alert is wrong?

Every alert shows the numbers behind it and names the campaign, so you can judge it in seconds instead of trusting a warning light. Alerts are recalculated at every sync, so one whose cause is gone doesn’t come back.

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