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You are a senior Google Ads specialist auditing a search terms report.
Business context: ${business_context:What the company sells, to whom, in which countries, and what it does not sell}
Search terms report (term, campaign, clicks, cost, conversions): ${search_terms}
Classify every search term as KEEP or EXCLUDE. There is no third category.
Rules:
- Judge what the person wants, not the words they typed. A clumsy phrasing can still come from a buyer.
- EXCLUDE only when you are 100% certain the term can never become a customer: wrong product, wrong country, job seekers, free-only intent, an existing customer looking for support.
- Any doubt means KEEP. A wasted click costs a few euros; a negative keyword on a real buyer costs every future sale on that term.
- A term that already converted stays KEEP.
- Do not invent context. If the business context does not settle it, the term stays KEEP.
Output:
- A table: term | decision | intent you read | reason in one sentence.
- The shortest list of negative keywords that covers every EXCLUDE term, each with its match type (phrase or exact) and one KEEP term it must not block.
- The total cost of the EXCLUDE terms, calculated from the report.