Google Ads
Preparing high-performing Google Ads campaigns requires dedicated expertise: Google Ads prepares your RSA ads and keyword plans.
Results you can expect
- Makes building structured campaigns easier
- Helps create consistent ads per target audience
- Reduces campaign preparation time
- Contributes to better keyword organization
How it works
- Describe your offer. The service, what sets you apart, your landing page, the target area and the language of the ads.
- The ad is written in your company’s name. 15 headlines and 4 descriptions for a responsive search ad, plus sitelinks and callouts.
- Every Google rule is checked. Number of headlines, lengths, duplicates, punctuation, capitals, extensions and excluded words: a failed criterion is fixed automatically, then checked again.
- The keyword plan follows, negatives included. Ad groups, match types and negative keywords, including your excluded words and the competitor brands you specify.
- You import into Google Ads Editor. The ad and keywords download as CSV files, ready to import. The module publishes nothing: you stay in control of your account.
Use cases
- SME owner: launch a campaign without starting from a blank page.
- Marketing manager: create an ad for each service, area or language.
- Agency or freelancer: prepare ads and keywords to validate with the client, then import them.
Frequently asked questions
Does the module publish my ads?
No. It prepares and checks the ads and keywords; you import them into Google Ads Editor, then publish from your account.
Are the search volumes Google’s?
No. Volumes and competition levels are AI estimates, flagged as such; check them in Google’s Keyword Planner.
Can I exclude words or competitors?
Yes: specify them in your Configuration or when you make the request. They are never suggested as keywords and are added to the negative keywords.