Build Google Ads campaigns with Claude in Chrome

A PM used Claude in Chrome to organize four Google Ads campaigns, write ads, and enter them in the UI.

Done with Claude in ChromeΒ· Intermediate

What they did
Rinako, a PM, started with a Semrush keyword list and asked Claude in Chrome to shape the campaign plan and budget. It then worked in her logged-in Google Ads account, using competitor ads and keyword themes to create the campaign structure, headlines, and ad text. She stayed involved, making manual changes before the campaigns were launched.
How it went
Claude created the four campaign setups it had outlined. Two hours in, the work was roughly 60–70% complete, and Rinako ended up keeping 70–80% of the copy it generated. One campaign later ran for a few hours and showed a strong conversion rate, although that may have been a lucky start.
Tips
If you only ask for a campaign setup, the output can be thin on headlines and weak on asset coverage. It helped to point Claude to the Semrush data and ask for more ad variations, then review anything that affects live spend before approving it.

Try it yourself with Claude in Chrome

Act as my Google Ads assistant inside the UI. Using this [keyword list], [competitor ads], and [goal], plan [number] campaigns for [country/language], including structure, budget split, headlines, and descriptions. Draft enough variations to give each ad group solid asset coverage. Before you do anything that would publish, submit, spend, delete, or send, stop and ask for my approval. Once I approve, enter the approved campaigns into Google Ads and tell me what you changed.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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