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Charlotte Osborne

PPC practitioner and former agency co-owner

Charlotte Osborne is a PPC practitioner with experience managing advertising accounts and co-owning a digital agency. She contributed to PPC Live’s discussion about Google Ads account control, drawing on her agency background to examine continuity, access and the responsibilities that should be clear in a client relationship.

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Who should control a client’s Google Ads account?

Anu Adegbola brings together five practitioners’ perspectives on control of a client’s Google Ads account. The discussion covers continuity, access, historical data and the complications that can arise when an agency relationship ends. Read it before agreeing an onboarding or handover process. The contributors explain why the operational arrangement should be understood from the start, including any reseller constraints, so a business can retain access to the information and capabilities it needs when its service providers change.

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