15 Google Ads Prompts for Claude (Copy + Paste 2026)
These 15 prompts work with Claude once you connect Google Ads through PaidSync.ai. Each one maps to a specific PaidSync tool so Claude can read your live account data and take action. Copy any prompt, paste it into Claude, and the result comes from your actual account, not a generic example.
The prompts below are organized by task type. Account audits first, then campaign management, keyword work, reporting, and conversion tracking. Use them individually or chain a few together in one conversation.
What You Need Before Running These Prompts
Connect Google Ads to Claude in three steps. Sign up at paidsync.ai/signup, click Connect Google Ads in your dashboard, then copy your server URL and add it as a connected tool in Claude. Full walkthrough in the Google Ads connection guide. Setup takes about 5 minutes.
PaidSync's free plan covers 15 tool calls per month. That is enough to run a few of these prompts and see the quality of the output. The Plus plan at $49/month works for most individual accounts running these prompts daily.
Account Audit Prompts (4)
These prompts give Claude full read access to your account and ask it to find problems. Start here if you have never audited the account or if performance has dropped recently.
Claude reads your entire account structure and pulls performance data across all campaigns. It returns a ranked list of issues with specific ad groups, keywords, or settings called out by name. This is the best starting point for any new account or when performance has dropped unexpectedly.
Uses: get_account_summary, list_campaigns, get_keyword_performanceClaude pulls your search terms data and cross-references spend against conversions. It surfaces the exact queries draining your budget. When you confirm, it adds them as negative keywords directly in your account. Run this monthly on any Search campaign spending more than a few hundred dollars.
Uses: get_wasted_spend_report, add_negative_keywordsLow Quality Scores raise your cost per click and hurt ad rank. Claude reads your keyword-level Quality Score data and identifies ad groups where the theme between keywords and ad copy is weak. This surfaces structural problems that most dashboards do not make obvious at a glance.
Uses: get_quality_score_report, list_ad_groups, get_ad_copyBroken conversion tracking is the most expensive silent problem in any Google Ads account. Claude reads your conversion action configuration and recent data to confirm each action is firing and attributed correctly. Run this after any website change or tag update.
Uses: list_conversion_actions, get_conversion_statsCampaign Management Prompts (3)
These prompts take action inside your account. Claude always confirms what it is about to do before any change goes live.
Claude reads your daily spend data and projects each campaign's monthly trajectory. It surfaces campaigns about to go dark early and compares them against ROAS to recommend where budget should shift. This conversation usually takes less than two minutes and can recover spend from campaigns hitting caps prematurely.
Uses: get_campaign_budget_pacing, get_campaign_performanceClaude queries your keyword performance data, filters by spend and CPA thresholds you set, and shows you the full list before touching anything. After you confirm, it pauses each keyword. This is one of the fastest ways to cut CPA without reducing impression volume on your better-performing keywords.
Uses: get_keyword_performance, pause_keywordsClaude builds the full campaign structure: ad groups organized by intent, keywords in the right match types, responsive search ads with distinct headlines and descriptions, and the correct bidding configuration. It shows you the complete setup for review before anything goes live in your account.
Uses: create_campaign, create_ad_group, add_keywords, create_responsive_search_adKeyword Analysis Prompts (3)
Use these after running an audit or when you want to expand what is working and cut what is not.
Claude mines your search terms data for converting queries you are not bidding on directly and cross-references them against your existing keyword list. Adding these as phrase or exact match keywords gives you tighter control and often improves Quality Score since the keyword matches the landing page theme more closely.
Uses: get_converting_search_terms, add_keywordsClaude groups non-converting search terms by semantic theme rather than just listing individual queries. This gives you a compact negative keyword list that blocks an entire category of irrelevant traffic with a small number of additions. More efficient than adding individual queries one by one.
Uses: get_search_terms_report, add_negative_keywordsBroad match keywords tend to accrue the most spend and the least relevant traffic in most accounts. Claude breaks down your match type distribution and shows you whether your broad match investment is converting or just expanding reach without results. Use this to decide where tighter match types make sense.
Uses: get_keyword_performance, get_search_terms_reportReporting Prompts (3)
Pull structured performance data from your account without opening the Google Ads interface or exporting spreadsheets.
Claude fetches both time periods and calculates the delta for each metric per campaign. It does not just show the numbers, it surfaces which shifts are statistically meaningful and connects them to account-level changes like budget adjustments, bidding strategy updates, or auction shifts. Good for Monday morning reviews.
Uses: get_campaign_performance, get_performance_comparisonClaude pulls 30-day performance data, ranks campaigns by ROAS, and then uses the distribution to recommend specific budget increases for top performers. The recommendation accounts for current daily caps and pacing, so the suggestion is based on headroom, not just performance rank.
Uses: get_campaign_performance, get_roas_reportClaude uses your current-month spend data and daily run rate to forecast end-of-month totals per campaign. This is useful for agency reporting and for advertisers managing total monthly spend caps across multiple campaigns with different budgets and performance profiles.
Uses: get_monthly_spend_summary, get_campaign_budget_pacingConversion Tracking Prompts (2)
Use these when setting up new goals or debugging why reported conversions do not match your analytics or CRM data.
Data-driven attribution requires at least 300 conversions in 30 days to work correctly. Claude checks each of your conversion actions against this threshold and flags cases where the model is set to data-driven but the volume is too low. It also catches conflicting settings like overlapping primary conversion actions that can skew Smart Bidding.
Uses: list_conversion_actions, get_conversion_attribution_settingsSmart Bidding campaigns often underdeliver because targets are set too aggressively relative to actual account performance. Claude compares your configured targets against the last 30 days of actual performance and identifies campaigns where the gap is large enough to be restricting impression share. Fixing this is often faster than any creative or keyword change.
Uses: get_bidding_strategies, get_campaign_performanceTips for Getting Better Results
Claude works best when you give it clear constraints. Add a time window ("last 30 days"), a threshold ("above $50 spend"), or a specific campaign name if you only want to look at part of your account. Vague prompts like "how is my account doing?" still work, but specific prompts return more actionable output.
You can chain these prompts in one conversation. Start with Prompt 1 to get the overview, then use Prompt 2 or 6 to take action on a specific finding. Claude carries the context from earlier in the conversation so you do not need to re-explain the account.
If a prompt returns more data than you expected, ask Claude to filter it down. "Only show me campaigns with more than $100 in spend" or "limit to the top 10 by conversion volume" works in natural language.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do these prompts work with the free Claude plan?
Yes. Claude Desktop is free and supports connected tools. PaidSync's free plan includes 15 tool calls per month, enough to try the audit and reporting prompts. Paid plans start at $49/month for heavier daily use.
What PaidSync plan do I need to use all 15 prompts?
Each prompt triggers one or more tool calls. Heavy use across all 15 prompts in a single session will exceed the free 15-call limit. The Plus plan at $49/month covers most individual accounts. The Pro plan at $99/month is suited for agency-level use across multiple accounts.
Can Claude make live changes to my Google Ads account?
Yes. Claude can pause keywords, adjust bids, add negatives, and create campaigns. It always confirms with you in the conversation before executing any change. Nothing goes live without your approval.
How do I connect Google Ads to Claude before using these prompts?
Sign up at paidsync.ai, connect your Google Ads account in the dashboard, then copy your server URL and add PaidSync as a connected tool in Claude. The full setup is in the connection guide and takes about 5 minutes.
Do these prompts work with ChatGPT as well?
Yes. PaidSync works with any AI that supports connected tools, including ChatGPT and Gemini. The same prompts work across all of them since PaidSync handles the Google Ads API calls.
Which Google Ads tools does PaidSync expose to Claude?
PaidSync gives Claude access to 100+ Google Ads tools covering campaigns, ad groups, keywords, search terms, bids, budgets, conversion tracking, audience lists, and reporting. The full tool list is in the documentation.
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