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          "text": "A Google Ads account is a system of record, and in a dispute it behaves like one. It logs who changed what and when. It reports impressions, clicks, cost and conversions down to the day. It holds the queries that triggered ads, the invoices, and enough settings history to show how campaigns were configured inside the retained period. Anyone with the right level of account access can pull all of it, which is why this page carries the verdict in the account . The complication is not access. It is time.",
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          "text": "Microsoft Advertising makes a trade that runs in the opposite direction from Google's, and understanding the trade is most of what an attorney needs from this page. Field for field, Microsoft's change record is the more useful of the two. It gives old value and new value in separate structured columns. It names the mechanism behind each change — whether an edit came from a person in the web client, from a script, from a bulk upload or from an API integration. It treats users as a tracked entity type, so permission changes fall inside the report's scope.",
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          "text": "Twenty years of paid-search litigation have converged on one distinction, and it is about the record rather than about motive. As reported in the federal appellate decisions, buying a competitor's trademark as a keyword is not, standing alone, infringement in the United States. Putting the mark into the visible ad &mdash; headline, description, display URL &mdash; is where the reported claims start to survive. The most recent appellate voice is 1-800 Contacts, Inc. v. JAND, Inc. , No. 22-1634 (2d Cir. Oct. 8, 2024).",
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          "text": "Start with the finding, because it reframes the engagement. There is no published, citable professional standard of care for managing a paid-search account. Not from a licensing board, an accrediting body or a professional association. No continuing-education requirement, no code of professional conduct with disciplinary teeth, no malpractice framework. Searching for one returns vendor training programs and unrelated credentials.",
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          "text": "An agency dispute divides cleanly in two, and the division decides how much of it an examination of the account can carry. On one side sit the facts the platform records: who created the account, which manager account holds owner status, every user who had access and at what level, every change with a timestamp and a login, what each campaign cost by day, what conversion tracking existed and whether it fired, and what condition the account was left in. Those are exportable, reproducible and not seriously arguable once produced.",
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          "text": "Two problems get filed as affiliate fraud, and separating them is the first useful thing to do with the file. Affiliate fraud is attribution theft: a party that contributed nothing to a sale manipulates the tracking so it is paid anyway. The canonical mechanism is cookie stuffing &mdash; dropping an affiliate tracking cookie into a browser with no click, so that if the person later buys from the merchant on their own, the affiliate collects the commission. Lead-generation fraud is misrepresentation.",
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          "text": "A franchise paid-search dispute turns on documents, not on data. Whether a cost was properly charged to a system advertising fund, whether a franchisee is owed an accounting of it, and whether a designated market carries any promise of exclusivity are all questions about what the parties agreed to. No export from an ad platform answers any of them, and no expert examination of an account will settle the case. I am not an attorney, and I do not read or opine on a franchise agreement as a legal matter.",
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          "text": "Damages in a paid-search dispute usually arrive as one number when they are really two claims. Wasted spend asks how much money went into the account that should not have gone in: a misconfigured campaign, spend after a directive to pause, invalid traffic, spend outside the intended targeting, fees charged on work not performed. Lost profit asks what the business would have earned had the program run properly — which requires a counterfactual, and the counterfactual is where these cases are decided.",
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          "text": "Paid-search evidence has a property that makes it unlike most electronically stored information in a commercial case: a party can shorten the retention period, and the platform will then delete the data on schedule, automatically, with nobody taking any further action. Analytics data retention is a dropdown. Change history has a finite window always moving forward. Access can be revoked in a click by whoever holds the manager account. That puts the whole problem at the front of the matter.",
          "sourceUrl": "https://www.ppcexpertwitness.com/preserving-ppc-evidence/",
          "pageTitle": "Preserving PPC Evidence Before It Ages Out | PPC Expert Witness",
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      "description": "The loss or destruction of evidence relevant to a proceeding, which in paid search happens by default on a published retention schedule unless the record is exported first.",
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