AI Max prioritizes brand queries because they convert easily, inflating your ROAS. Without splitting brand vs non-brand, you can't tell if your campaigns are actually acquiring new customers or just capturing people who already know you.
Split Your Brand vs Non-BrandAuto Brand Classification
True Acquisition ROAS
Brand Inflation Factor
Built on $300M+ Ad Spend
Brand queries inflate every performance metric. They make terrible acquisition campaigns look profitable, and they make good campaigns look legendary. Without separating brand from non-brand, your reports are fiction.
800%
Reported Blended ROAS
(Looks Great)
120%
True Non-Brand ROAS
(The Reality)
6.7x
Brand Inflation Factor
Brand Performance
2,400%
Non-Brand Performance
120%
Blended ROAS
MisleadingBrand queries represent 27% of spend but 86% of conversions, inflating overall ROAS by 6.7x
6.7x
Brand Inflation Factor
Your blended ROAS is 6.7x higher than your true acquisition ROAS. Decisions based on blended numbers will misallocate budget.
Three outputs that separate brand reality from non-brand reality.
Automatically identifies brand vs non-brand queries using your brand name, variations, misspellings, and common typos. No manual tagging required.
Strips brand performance to reveal your real CPA and ROAS for new customer acquisition. See what you're actually paying to grow.
Generates brand exclusion lists so you can split brand into its own campaign. Stop letting brand terms inflate your non-brand metrics.
Without Brand Split
With Brand/Non-Brand Splitter
AI Max optimizes for conversions. Brand queries convert at 8-10x the rate of non-brand. So the AI funnels budget to brand terms, making reports look great while actual customer acquisition suffers.
Without a brand exclusion list, the AI has no reason to try harder on non-brand terms. It will always take the easy route — bidding on your own name — because that's how it hits its conversion targets. Your reported ROAS climbs while real growth stalls.
Find out what your campaigns actually deliver when brand is stripped away.
Split Your Brand vs Non-Brand