Google Ads Report – Metro Offices (2026-06)

What you’re seeing

In June, Google Ads delivered 101.5K impressions, 1,050 clicks, 6 conversions, and $5,135.33 in spend. This shows a meaningful level of advertising activity and traffic volume, with impressions up 11.2% from May.

What it means

Traffic volume increased, and the conversion rate improved from 0.49% to 0.57%, which suggests the traffic converted slightly more efficiently than the prior month. Even with that improvement, 6 conversions from $5,135.33 in spend produced a cost per conversion of $855.89, so efficiency still needs work.

Why this likely happened

The main observable pattern is broader reach combined with a modest improvement in conversion efficiency. Impressions increased 11.2%, and conversion rate rose 16.3% month over month, but the available data does not show whether clicks, conversions, or spend improved compared with May.

Key metrics

  • Impressions: 101.5K
  • Clicks: 1,050
  • Conversions: 6
  • Conversion rate: 0.57%
  • Cost per conversion: $855.89
  • Total spend: $5,135.33

Keyword patterns

Conversion activity was led by searches for private office for rent near me, coworking space near me, coworking space DC, and single office space near me. These results indicate the campaigns are attracting high-intent prospects searching for flexible office and coworking solutions, with a healthy mix of local and service-focused queries. Continuing to prioritize these search themes should help improve conversion volume while maintaining relevant traffic.

What we recommend

  • Review keyword-level conversion data to identify which terms are responsible for the 6 conversions.
  • Shift more budget toward keywords with proven conversions once those patterns are confirmed.
  • Test tighter match types and search term exclusions to reduce spend on low-intent traffic.
  • Review ad and landing page alignment for high-click campaigns to improve the 0.57% conversion rate.

How we’ll measure improvement

Improvement should show up as more conversions from the same or lower spend, not just more impressions or clicks.

  • Higher conversion rate than 0.57%
  • Lower cost per conversion than $855.89
  • More total conversions without a proportional increase in spend