As of 13 August 2026, AI can only partly create Google Ads campaigns for your business.

What to actually do

1. Hand it to a person

   The route this page recommends

   A person who owns the outcome does this end to end, worth it when the failure is dear.

2. Use a tool built for this

   Second choice

3. Do it yourself

   The distant third

   A chat interface, chat-fluent skill, and roughly 1 hour until you can act on the result.

   How to actually do it

   1. Open the business website, Google Ads account and current conversion-tracking settings, then record the offer, landing-page URL, target locations, opening hours, budget and conversion action.
   2. Paste those details and the relevant landing-page text into the prompt, including only claims, qualifications, prices and results that the business can substantiate.
   3. Ask the chatbot for the campaign structure, keywords, negative keywords, adverts, settings and launch checklist in the requested format.
   4. Open Google Keyword Planner and the Google Ads policy guidance, then compare the suggested search themes and advert claims against current search demand, policy requirements and the actual service area.
   5. Create the campaign and ad groups in Google Ads without publishing, and compare every headline, description, URL, location, schedule, budget and conversion action with the draft and the live website.
   6. Test each landing-page form, phone link and booking path, confirm that conversions are recorded correctly, and remove any keyword or advert that does not match the offer.
   7. Have the business owner approve the claims, targeting and budget, then publish and monitor search terms, spend and conversions before making changes.

   Prompt

   Act as a UK paid-search campaign planner, not as the person who makes final business or compliance decisions. Create a Google Ads Search campaign draft for this business.
   
   Business: [business name and what it sells]
   Website or landing page: [URL]
   Primary offer: [offer]
   Target customers: [customer description]
   Target locations in the UK: [towns, regions or postcode areas]
   Service area and exclusions: [details]
   Business objective: [sales, leads, calls or bookings]
   Conversion action: [what counts as a conversion]
   Daily budget in pounds: [budget]
   Opening hours: [hours]
   Price or pricing position: [details]
   Competitors or alternatives: [details]
   Claims we can prove: [claims]
   Claims or topics to avoid: [details]
   Brand tone: [tone]
   
   Use only the facts supplied above and the landing page content I paste below. Mark missing information as CHECK rather than guessing. Produce:
   1. A campaign structure with campaign, ad groups and each ad group's search intent.
   2. A keyword list grouped by ad group, using phrase and exact match notation, plus a separate negative-keyword list. Do not recommend broad match unless you explain the risk.
   3. Responsive Search Ad headlines and descriptions for each ad group, staying within Google's current character limits. Show the character count for every line and flag any line that needs checking.
   4. Suggested locations, exclusions, schedule, bidding starting point and budget allocation, with a reason and a CHECK label where account data is needed.
   5. A landing-page message match checklist and conversion-tracking checklist.
   6. A list of policy, substantiation and legal-risk checks for me to complete before publishing.
   7. A launch checklist separating decisions I must make from text or structure you drafted.
   
   Do not invent prices, qualifications, results, reviews, locations, guarantees, urgency or competitor claims. Do not say the campaign will perform well. Keep the plan suitable for a UK business and explain assumptions briefly.

   Open it prefilled in ChatGPT or Claude, or copy it into Gemini, which takes no prefill link.