Just when things were bad enough⦠Google made it worse.
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π Are you paying more per click but seeing the same (or fewer) conversions?
π Are your branded keywords becoming absurdly expensive?
π And does "inflation" no longer cut it as an excuse?
Then you might be facing one of the most invisible β and most damaging β trends in Google Ads right now: π Double Serving.
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Itβs when Google shows more than one of your own ads for a single search.
Sounds like a win, right? More visibility = more clicks?
Wrong.
Hereβs what really happens:
β Your CTR drops
β Your Quality Score tanks
β Your CPCs shoot up
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All of this happens without you changing a single thing in your campaigns.
Welcome to the new battleground Google quietly launched.
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Back in 2003, Google banned this tactic after catching on to clever advertisers trying to dominate entire results pages (π hi, eBay).
The user experience was terrible β one brand, multiple ads, mostly affiliates.
But in 2025β¦ itβs back.
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The difference?
Now itβs disguised:
Google runs two parallel auctions per search.
And this change feeds the inflation spiral of rising bids β across all positions.
The result? Every click costs more.
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The days of fair competition in Google Ads are over.
Now, only businesses with strong enough margins can afford to play.
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"We're improving the user experience."
π Sure.
The reality?
Itβs about boosting their own revenue.
And if Google earns more from your campaigns, your costs inevitably go up.
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Thatβs where Dolnai comes in.
Weβve developed an algorithm that detects exactly when and where Double Serving is hitting your campaigns.
π We show you which keywords are affected
π οΈ We help you restructure and minimize the damage
π‘ Because while you can't stop Double Serving, you can outsmart it.
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Double Serving is already impacting branded keywords β and itβs quickly spreading to generic ones.
If you ignore it, your costs will keep climbing without explanation.
β Do what smart advertisers are already doing:
Audit your account with Dolnai.One tool. Total clarity.