When activating person-level intent data, the most effective approach is to create a dedicated campaign specifically for this audience, rather than layering it into an existing campaign.
This ensures cleaner data, stronger performance, and more control over how your highest-value prospects are targeted.
Are these audiences converting?
What is the true cost per acquisition (CPA)?
How does this audience compare to standard traffic?
✔ No mixed data
✔ Clean reporting
✔ Easier optimization decisions
By separating campaigns, you can allocate budget specifically to high-intent users instead of competing with general audiences.
✔ Ensure spend is prioritized toward in-market users
✔ Prevent budget dilution
✔ Scale confidently based on performance
Intent audiences behave differently than cold traffic. A separate campaign allows you to:
Bid more aggressively on high-value users
Adjust bidding strategies (Target CPA, Max Conversions, etc.)
Align spend with expected conversion rates
✔ Higher efficiency
✔ Better return on ad spend (ROAS)
A dedicated campaign allows for:
More personalized ad copy
Stronger calls-to-action
Messaging aligned with in-market behavior
✔ Increased engagement
✔ Higher conversion rates
Layering intent data into an existing campaign can:
Skew performance data
Confuse optimization signals
Impact existing learning phases
A separate campaign ensures:
✔ Your current campaigns remain stable
✔ Testing does not interfere with proven performance
Slightly higher CPC (due to competitive bidding)
It typically results in:
Lower CPA
Higher conversion rates
Improved overall ROI
👉 You are prioritizing quality over volumeUse person-level intent data as the primary audience
Allocate a dedicated budget
Start with high-intent keywords or placements
Monitor performance independently
Scale based on conversion performance