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Review Google Ads dayparting against actual performance

Hour-and-day performance against the campaign's schedule settings.

IntentWhether the schedule matches when conversions actually happen.

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Steps
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Tools
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Rules
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Failure modes

When to use it

Use it when

  • Lead-gen accounts with opening hours.
  • After 'we should advertise less at night' opinions.

Do not use it when

  • Smart bidding campaigns where schedules mostly gate rather than bid: read what the strategy honours first.

What it needs first

Required

Preconditions

  • The account is ticked in the dashboard, confirmed via list_accounts.

Inputs

window
Analysis window.Default: last 30 days.

Procedure

In order. Every tool named is one the gateway ships, and links to its reference.

  1. Run the hour/day segmentation query over a long window.

  2. Read the campaign's current schedule.

Decision rules

The observable condition, what it lets you conclude, and what takes the conclusion back.

  • When

    Conversions cluster in hours the schedule excludes

    Conclude

    The schedule fights the data: quantify the excluded conversions.

  • When

    Night hours convert at lower CPA than office hours

    Conclude

    Do not cut them on instinct: cheap hours are often cheap because competitors sleep.

Evidence every conclusion must carry

  • Every figure carries its account, metric and window.
  • Anything below a readable sample size is reported as unjudged, not as zero.

Where the agent stops

  • The readout changes nothing. Any change it motivates goes through Safe Writes: preview, human confirmation, then apply.

How it goes wrong quietly

The cases where the analysis is wrong and still looks right. Read them before trusting a number.

  • Conversion time is recorded at click or at conversion depending on the report: name which one the table uses.

What the answer contains

01Readout
The figures, with windows and accounts named.
02Flags
What deserves a deeper skill or a human decision.