CloudQ Growth · Agentic marketing
CloudQ Growth is a marketing operations platform run by agents. They monitor your ads, tracking and landing pages every 15 minutes and sort what they find into two lists: issues that cost you money, and opportunities that can earn more. Each comes with a proposal and a test to prove it, and the agents keep testing until they hit the ads and pages that drive growth. You approve. CloudQ executes, measures and scales the winners.
Google Ads, Meta, Google Analytics, Search Console and your store. Budgets and bids are never changed automatically.
Experiment · Landing page headline
Running · day 9 of 14Control · Original headline
CR 2.1%
Variant · Agent draft · benefit-led
CR 3.3%
Opportunity: roll out B to all traffic and scale the campaign budget by 30%. +50% ROAS, 96% confidence. Waiting for your approval.
15 min
Between each run of the optimisation loop
2
Lists: issues to fix, opportunities to scale
5
Variants per test round, run in parallel
0
Budget or bid changes without a human
The optimisation loop
This is the whole product in one line: observe, detect issues and opportunities, propose, approve, execute and scale. The loop runs every 15 minutes, not once a night, so an issue is caught within the quarter hour and an opportunity is scaled the same day. The agents do steps one to three and five. Step four is always yours.
Spend, clicks, conversions and revenue from the platforms and from CloudQ Tracking. Tracking health is checked first, so no decision rests on broken data.
Agents compare now against the last 7, 30 and 90 days and against your benchmark. A deviation for the worse is an issue: the campaign burning budget, the page that stopped converting, the tracking event that went missing. A deviation for the better is an opportunity: the ad set, audience or page that is outperforming and deserves more budget.
Each issue gets a fix and each opportunity gets a scaling step, with a hypothesis, the expected effect and a confidence. Where the answer is uncertain, the proposal is an A/B test instead of a change.
Two lists, issues and opportunities, sorted by what they are worth. Approve, dismiss or snooze. Budget and bid changes are always tier 2 and wait for a person, no matter how confident the agent is.
Approved changes run with a preview and an audit entry. The effect is measured before and after. A fix that works closes the issue. An opportunity that works gets the next scaling step: more budget, more traffic, more markets. What does not work is rolled back.
Onsite tracking and CRO
Most of the money is lost after the click. CloudQ Tracking follows every visitor from ad to purchase on your own domain, so you see exactly where the funnel leaks and the agents can fix it. A 20% better conversion rate is a 20% better ROAS with the same budget.
Platform numbers are compared with what CloudQ measured server-side. When Meta claims twelve purchases and your store saw seven, you know before you scale the budget.
Funnel · last 30 days · lifelab.no
CloudQ TrackingAd clicks
10 000Landing page viewed
8 400-16% · slow page on mobile
Scrolled to offer
4 100-51% · offer below the fold
Started form
1 350-67% · 9 fields
Purchase
620CR 6.2% · ROAS 2.9x
3 CRO opportunities in your list: move the offer above the fold (est. +18% CR), cut the form to 4 fields (+22%), compress hero image on mobile (+6%).
One script on your site. Every click gets an id that follows the visitor to the purchase, server-side, independent of cookies and ad blockers. Campaigns, channels, conversions and cost in one view, with a health score that drops the moment an event disappears.
Conversion per landing page and per version, scroll depth, time to offer, form starts and abandonment. Not just that page B converts worse, but at which step and on which device.
The landing-page agent turns each leak into an opportunity with a hypothesis, estimated lift and effort. Approve it and it becomes a test. Lose it and the next variant is already queued. Win it and the change goes live and the next test starts against it. The agent keeps testing until the page beats its baseline.
A/B testing for ROAS
Most ROAS is lost between the ad click and the purchase. CloudQ runs many small tests in parallel across ads, audiences, pages and offers, keeps what earns more per krone spent, and keeps testing until it finds the ads and pages that drive growth.
Headline, offer, form length, trust elements. The agent drafts several variants at once, you approve the round, traffic is split and conversion is measured in CloudQ Tracking, server-side. The winner becomes the new baseline and the next round starts.
Five headlines, three angles, three audiences, tested in parallel with a fixed budget cap. Losers are paused early, winners get budget, and a new round starts from the winner. The goal is not one good ad, but the ads that keep delivering growth.
Experiments with guardrails: a share of budget, a maximum daily change, a minimum sample. Results are read against revenue, not clicks. When a campaign hits its ROAS target, the next test is how far the budget can be scaled before it drops.
How a test series runs
First run
The agent spots a page with falling conversion, drafts a hypothesis and variant B, and files it as an opportunity.
When you have a moment
You approve the test from the opportunities list. Traffic split 50/50, up to 14 days, stop rule at 95% confidence.
Day 1–14
CloudQ Tracking measures conversions and revenue per variant. Nothing else on the page is touched.
Day 9
B reaches 96% confidence with +50% ROAS. The stop rule ends the round early and B goes live as the new baseline.
Next round
The agent queues the next test against B: new angle, new audience, new offer. Rounds continue until the campaign hits its growth target, then the budget is scaled behind it.
The agents
Each agent has one job, a fixed page (status, do now, history) and a test set it must pass before it goes live. They share the same two lists, issues and opportunities, and one audit log.
Checks every 15 minutes that purchases, leads and clicks are still tracked, scores tracking health 0–100 and opens an issue the moment an event disappears.
Reads Google Ads and Meta down to the ad level, files waste as issues and winners as opportunities, and proposes pauses, budget shifts, bid changes and scaling as tier-2 actions.
Measures conversion per page and version, drafts variants and runs round after round of tests until the page beats its baseline. Drafts, never publishes.
Writes ad copy and page text in your voice, in variants built for testing. Every draft is filed as an opportunity first.
A short written summary each morning of the last 24 hours: issues found, opportunities found, what needs a decision today. Urgent issues do not wait for it; they are filed the moment they are detected.
Your CTR, CR and ROAS against anonymised peers in the same category, so you know whether a 3x ROAS is good or merely average.
Control
We have seen what happens when automation gets free rein in an ad account. CloudQ is built around the opposite: small steps, full visibility, and a person at the only step that spends money.
Period, source and confidence sit next to the number. If data is missing we show a dash, not a zero.
Every change has a preview, a tier, a daily cap and an audit log.
Those changes always need your approval, no matter how confident the agent is.
Fixed budget share, minimum sample, maximum duration and a confidence threshold before anything is rolled out.
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