
The challenge
Automation Anywhere faced lead costs of $1,936 per lead, making acquisition unworkable. Their campaigns tried to hit too many goals at once—impression share, lead volume, and awareness—so performance stayed weak.
Global campaigns were copied across regions with no market adaptation and ran only in English. Landing pages often failed to match keyword intent, hurting quality scores. Ad copy focused on features instead of customer problems and solutions.
They had strong content, yet it sat unused. The primary call‑to‑action was a basic contact form, far weaker than competitors’ offerings, which included reports, white papers, or free trials. Inefficient account structures and misaligned keyword groups drained the budget and slowed progress.
They had a strong product, yet poor strategic execution held back lead growth and limited acquisition potential.