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AHS Google Ads Lead Form → MarketSharp Zapier Integration

Overview

A technical integration failure is preventing leads captured via a Google Ads lead form from automatically syncing into [1]'s CRM (MarketSharp). As a workaround, leads are accumulating in a CSV export inside Google Ads — but that CSV cannot currently be downloaded without elevated permissions. A Zapier automation is being built to resolve this permanently.

This issue was surfaced during the [2].


The Problem

What's Happening

The Pmax campaign (a broad-reach Performance Max campaign running across AHS's services) is generating leads through a Google Ads native lead form. These leads never reach MarketSharp — they sit in a CSV inside the Google Ads interface.

Why It Matters

"There's some leads that are just sitting there that I want to forward to you. And when we get that connection, they'll go straight into MarketSharp, which will be great."
— Sebastian Gant, 2026-01-29


Proposed Solution: Zapier Integration

Build a Zap that listens for new Google Ads lead form submissions and automatically creates a corresponding record in MarketSharp.

Trigger: New lead submitted via Google Ads lead form
Action: Create/populate lead record in MarketSharp

This eliminates the manual CSV export step entirely and ensures leads are actionable in real time.

Dependencies


Interim Workaround

Until the Zap is live:

  1. Sebastian requests the lead CSV export from Mark (who has the necessary permissions)
  2. Mark downloads and sends the CSV
  3. Sebastian forwards leads to Gina manually

Note: Sebastian temporarily paused the lead form to avoid accumulating leads that couldn't be contacted. Consider whether to re-enable it once the Zap is confirmed working.


The lead form issue became more visible after AHS increased PPC budget on January 23, 2026:

Campaign Observation
Pmax ~10 leads generated, all via the broken lead form
Mold Search Impression share increased ~1% to ~27%; limited by low search volume

Low search volume is attributed partly to severe winter weather keeping potential customers focused elsewhere. Sebastian plans to expand keyword targeting on the Mold Search campaign to increase reach independent of budget constraints.


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