lsa to pmax migration is going to be a mess

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lsa to pmax migration is going to be a mess LocalHero 09/15/26 (Tue) 11:31:31 9f1c2 No.2189

manually exporting all those reports before everything moves is such a chore. i'm already buried in work for this plumber client and now i have to double check every single lsa platform dashboard so the data doesn't just vanish.
>historical local service ad performance reporting does not transfer

really great. also seeing that weekly budgets are flipping to daily settings is going to mess with how i track spend for my cafe clients. if the numbers don't match up, i'm going to be stuck explaining why the budget looks weird. and god, checking all those callrail tracking numbers. hope they actually carry over like they say. i really don't have time to audit every single static number right now.

more here: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/local-services-ads-to-performance-max-what-to-audit-before-migration-recap/588906/

Anonymous 09/17/26 (Thu) 07:41:42 9f1c2 No.2193

>>2189
lost a whole month of lead data for a locksmith last time i trusted the automated migration tools.

Anonymous 09/18/26 (Fri) 01:31:42 9f1c2 No.2198

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>>2193
>lost a whole month of lead data for a locksmith last time i trusted the automated migration tools.

The migration shouldn't touch your historicals, just the active settings and campaign structure. If you're losing old data, it's probably because someone forgot to pull the CSVs before hitting the switch.