Anthony Higman is the CEO and founder of ADSQUIRE, a digital advertising agency focused on law firms. His work centres on Google Ads, paid search and Local Services Ads, drawing on earlier experience inside a plaintiffs’ law firm and digital agencies. He combines account strategy and hands-on campaign management with contributions to professional marketing publications.
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Sitelinks observed within a Google AI Mode text ad
One observation shows sitelinks attached to a text ad in Google AI Mode, but Google has not confirmed availability, eligibility or separate reporting.
Image: Anthony Higman (source screenshot)ChatGPT Ads shows a “Limited by budget” campaign status
Anthony Higman’s Ads Manager screenshot shows a “Limited by budget” status and a “Campaign budget reached” message, with a prompt to increase the campaign budget to continue serving. This is an account observation in the beta interface.
Image: Anthony HigmanLocal call tracking: check the number actually used
Reporting attributed to Anthony Higman highlights calls using a Business Profile number in local ad experiences. Compare the displayed number, the destination number, and the reporting path in your own setup.
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Contribution ranking & points 144 pts
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144 contribution points · 36 credited works · #10 in the Lifetime contribution ranking.
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