You already know which keywords a client is missing and what their competitors pay for clicks. Google Ads Plan turns that into a complete, structured Search campaign — ad groups, keywords with match types, full responsive search ads, a negative-keyword list, and extensions — that you export straight into Google Ads Editor.
Campaigns → tightly-themed ad groups → keywords tagged exact / phrase / broad. Grouped the way a paid-search specialist would build it.
12–15 headlines and 4 descriptions per ad group, each a different angle — offer, location, credential, speed, CTA — with live 30 / 90-character checks so nothing gets truncated.
A ready negative-keyword list (jobs, DIY, “free”, wrong service, competitor brands) plus callout and sitelink suggestions.
How it works
Add the client site and competitors, run a crawl and a PPC Competitor Intelligence refresh so there’s keyword-gap and paid-search data to work from.
One click. It reads the client’s keywords, the gaps vs competitors, and what rivals are bidding on, then builds the campaign structure.
Download the Google Ads Editor CSV, import it (Account → Import → From file), set budgets and location targeting, and post — paused first if you want to review.
Switch the Google Ads plan section on for a project and the client’s portal shows the strategy, suggested budget, and campaign layout, with their own “Download for Google Ads Editor” button — so whoever runs their ads gets a ready file, no SEO Toolz login needed.
A Claude model is given your client’s tracked keywords, the keyword gaps against tracked competitors, and the paid keywords and live ad copy from PPC Competitor Intelligence. It returns a structured campaign — it never invents keyword data, it organises and writes around what your project already holds.
A CSV that imports into Google Ads Editor: campaign, ad group, keyword, campaign-negative-keyword, and responsive-search-ad rows. In Editor: Account → Import → From file, review the changes, then Post.
Not yet — the export is a one-file Google Ads Editor import, which is the standard way agencies bulk-load a new campaign. Direct API publishing is on the roadmap.
Headlines are written to 30 characters and descriptions to 90, and anything over is flagged in the interface before you export. Always give it a final human read for claims and brand voice.
Only if you turn the “Google Ads plan” section on for that project. Then their portal shows the summary and their own CSV download — the section is off by default.
More of the platform
Your Growth Score, top priority actions, and competitor activity in one dashboard.
Plain-English, ready-to-paste fixes generated from your real crawl and ranking data.
Trace each keyword gap through to estimated traffic, leads, and revenue.
See every site linking to your competitors but not to you, scored for outreach.
Estimated organic traffic, market share, and top pages for every competitor.
Free to start. No credit card required.