Your Google Ads account, read end to end by agents: spend explained, waste flagged with numbers, competitor pressure watched - and any change drafted for your approval rather than made behind your back.
Most Google Ads accounts are audited annually and drift daily. Connected, the drift gets a reader: missions pull campaigns, ad groups, keywords and spend into plain-language verdicts - where the budget went, what it bought, which two changes matter most - on demand or on a standing cadence. The analysis a good consultant sells once becomes a mission you run whenever the numbers look odd.
Write operations exist and are deliberately conservative: drafts and proposed changes park in the approval queue with the exact modification shown. The agents never get to be the reason delivery changed without a named human in the chain.
Campaign-by-campaign verdicts with benchmarks: what performs, what burns, and the shortest path to stopping the burn.
Search terms bleeding spend, overlapping campaigns, orphaned ad groups - flagged with the numbers that convict them.
Auction dynamics and competitor ad activity folded into the same brief, so budget answers come with market context.
Proposed budgets, pauses and drafts land in your queue with the precise change - applied only when a person approves.
Real missions from the playbook library - run them as-is from the console, or read the full article behind each.
Create a performance report for my Google Ads and Meta Ads accounts for the past month - spend, CPA, ROAS, creative fatigue, the three biggest wins and leaks - and build …
Audit my Google Ads search terms for the last 30 days, find the wasted spend and the negative keywords to add, put the full analysis in Sheets, and post the top ten fixes…
Read my ten highest-spend ads and the landing pages they point to, find every message mismatch and speed or UX leak, and rank the fixes by wasted spend recovered.
From last month's ad performance and my competitors' current creative, draft next month's campaign structure with audiences, angles and budgets - push the drafts paused f…
Connections are scoped to one workspace, every card has a disconnect button, and outbound actions honor your approval policy.
No - the connection rides managed credentials, so the OAuth just works: sign in, pick accounts, done. That is the point of the hosted connect flow.
Write operations honor your workspace approval policy, and campaign changes are proposed as explicit diffs in the queue. Read-and-report needs no gate and is where most of the value lives anyway.
Bound accounts sync on a standing cadence and missions can trigger a read for current numbers. Every figure in a brief traces to the account pull it came from, timestamped.
One connection, eight specialist agents, one budget ledger - and your approval policy on everything outbound.