How to Add LTV in Google Ads (Fix ROAS With 12+ Months Data)

🔥 This is the fastest way to turn Google Ads into your #1 revenue maker: https://www.skool.com/theconversionclinic/about?ref=87a17fd6c7cc4c648c5dae2c05f921a2 Most Google Ads accounts optimize for short-term conversions, but the real goal is paying for customers who generate the most revenue over time. In this video, you’ll learn what Life Time Value (LTV) in Google Ads actually means and the most practical ways to implement it based on the data you have. You’ll also see the common tracking and mistakes that make LTV numbers unreliable, and how to avoid them. 🔥 Running Google Ads can feel like throwing money into a black hole. If you’re tired of guessing what works and just want a steady stream of the right customers, let’s chat. After helping 100+ businesses get steady, high-quality leads and sales, I know what works. Grab a free strategy call here: https://josiahroche.co/google-ads-specialist/ Frequently Asked Questions: What does adding LTV to Google Ads actually mean? It means creating a custom Google Ads column that tracks Life Time Value. This number can be useful for seeing how effective your ad campaigns are. Do I need e-commerce to use LTV in Google Ads? No. Service businesses can do it by assigning values to qualified leads, opportunities, and closed-won revenue, then importing those values back into Google Ads. What’s the difference between LTV and conversion value? Conversion value is what Google Ads uses for optimization and reporting. LTV is how you decide that value. Should I use average LTV or per-customer LTV? Per-customer value is best when you can do it. If you can’t, start with stage-based averages and improve over time as data quality increases. Will importing LTV improve automated bidding? Usually, yes. If the values are consistent and not inflated. Smart Bidding performs better when values reflect true business value, not vanity conversions. What are the most common mistakes when adding LTV? Double counting conversions, importing v