Struggling to improve ROAS on new PPC campaigns despite high CTR, what am I missing?

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Diego Perez Author
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Hey everyone, just joined the community and hoping to tap into some collective wisdom here. I recently launched my new SaaS app, and naturally, one of my main acquisition channels has been Google Ads. Iโ€™ve been running a few PPC campaigns for about a month now, and while Iโ€™m seeing some pretty decent click-through rates on my ads, which feels encouraging, the actual conversions โ€“ meaning trial sign-ups or even demo requests โ€“ are really low, and my return on ad spend (ROAS) is just not where it needs to be. Iโ€™ve already put a lot of effort into ensuring keyword relevance, crafting some competitive ad copy, and even optimizing my landing pages for speed and clarity, making sure they articulate the value proposition clearly. I'm feeling a bit stuck because the traffic is coming in, but it's not translating into actual results. What common factors might I be overlooking, or are there any advanced strategies specific to SaaS PPC campaigns that could help boost actual sign-ups and significantly improve my ROAS?

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MD Alamgir Hossain Nahid
Answered 1 week ago
Hello Diego Perez,
I'm feeling a bit stuck because the traffic is coming in, but it's not translating into actual results.
It's always fun when clicks don't magically become trials. Beyond technical optimization, rigorously audit your conversion funnel for user intent mismatch, ensuring your ad's promise aligns perfectly with the landing page's offer and that your call-to-action clearly addresses specific pain points to boost lead quality. Hope this helps your conversions!
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Diego Perez
Answered 1 week ago

Thanks MD Alamgir Hossain Nahid, the point about user intent mismatch and ad promise alignment is really helpful, I might be back with more questions once I dig into that deeper.

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