Top 20 Google Ads Memes for Every E-commerce Store Owner

Get ready for a laughter-filled ride with our collection of the top 20 Google Ads memes!

20. Bad Google Ads Agencies and Reps

This meme humorously depicts bad Google Ads agencies and representatives opting for ineffective strategies instead of learning how to effectively use Google Ads

19. Small DTC Brands on Google Ads

The meme suggests that Google Ads initially didn't offer many benefits to small direct-to-consumer brands, but with the implementation of Guided PPC strategies, these brands can now benefit more from Google Ads.

18. The Group 'X' Google Ads Expert

This meme humorously showcases the expertise required to manage multiple brand search campaigns and the complexities of brand keywords and their search volume in Google Ads.

17. Hire Guided PPC before it melts

Running Google Ads is like savoring ice cream - act fast with Guided PPC!

16. Disconnected Team

This meme highlights the importance of cohesion and coordination within a team to maximize the impact of their efforts.

15. The Google Ads Sin that's unforgivable!

This meme playfully exposes the cardinal sin of Google Ads: running non-brand keywords in a branded campaign, a practice that is deemed unforgivable by digital marketing experts.

14. Mr Bean Waiting for Google Ads Conversions Meme

This meme humorously portrays Mr. Bean eagerly awaiting "Purchases" from Google Ads after setting up "Pageviews" as the primary conversion action, showcasing the comical misunderstanding of conversion tracking.

13. Come’on do something Google Ads

This meme is a call to action, urging individuals to stop guessing and take action. It highlights the success of non-brand campaigns with high tROAS (total return on ad spend) and suggests learning Google Ads with Guided PPC as a way to achieve better results without guesswork.

12. PPC Agency Tricks

This meme warns against a trick used by PPC agencies, emphasizing the importance of your Google Ads account's performance history and advising not to fall for the agency's strategy.

11. Best I can do is increase tROAS

This meme humorously suggests that some Google Ads agencies and experts claim that the best they can do is increase tROAS (total return on ad spend), implying a lack of creativity or willingness to explore other strategies.

10. The ROAS is Zero

This meme humorously suggests that the ROAS (Return on Ad Spend) becomes zero when "Add to Cart" and "Begin Checkout" actions are made less important.

9. Big Google Ads Agency Meme

This meme humorously questions a media agency's heavy focus on brand search despite working with big brands and being a major player in the industry

8. All Quiet on The Google Ads front?

This meme humorously depicts the disappointment of hiring a costly PPC agency, only to find lackluster performance.

7. 10x ROAS, Are you sure?

This meme humorously highlights the skepticism towards a claimed 10x ROAS (Return on Ad Spend), questioning whether the conversions are genuine and not just from brand keywords.

6. Google Ads Grandpa Spotted

The meme humorously contrasts older and newer Google Ads strategies, with the older generation praising SKAG and BMM as "lifesavers," while the newer generation humorously bids them farewell as if they were beloved grandpas.

5. Hide the duplicate sales Harold

The meme features a statement where someone proudly declares that their sales and ROAS (Return on Ad Spend) were twice as high. However, this claim is immediately followed by the revelation that they were actually including duplicate purchase conversions in their calculation, highlighting the potential pitfalls of inaccurate metrics.

4. Broadmatch Google Ads Meme

This meme humorously conveys frustration at the inconsistency of keyword-matching rules in online advertising, leading to an exasperated reaction. 3. MER vs ROAS

The meme humorously compares marketing metrics with advertising mediums, suggesting that if MER (Media Efficiency Ratio) is considered superior to ROAS (Return on Ad Spend), then billboards should be considered superior to text ads, highlighting the play on words and the different ways of measuring success in advertising.

2. Ignoring revenue for ROAS?

This meme humorously illustrates how an exclusive focus on Return on Ad Spend (ROAS) can cause businesses to neglect revenue generation, resulting in a rapid downfall within just 6 months.

1. Be honest if your Google Ads agency is doing great

This meme encourages advertisers to evaluate their agency's performance. It reminds them to assess campaign effectiveness and ROAS. It's a fun way to remind advertisers to aim for greatness.