To research keywords in Google Ads with Claude or ChatGPT, connect your Google Ads account to PaidSync.ai and ask the assistant to research keywords from a list of seed phrases, which returns search volume, competition and bid estimates from Keyword Planner. You can scope the volumes to a country and a language. The research only reads, so it changes nothing in your account.
Keyword research tells you which searches have volume and what they cost. PaidSync.ai gives Claude Google Keyword Planner data through one read tool and a lookup for location IDs:
research_keywords returns search volume, competition and bid estimates for the seed keywords you give, scoped to the locations and language you choose.search_geo_targets finds the location IDs that scope the volumes, such as a country or city.search_language_constants finds the language ID that filters the volumes.research_keywords, search_geo_targets and search_language_constants only read your account.
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| research_keywords | Returns Keyword Planner data for your seed phrases |
| search_geo_targets | Turns a place name into a location ID |
| search_language_constants | Turns a language name into a language ID |
Scope matters. Without a location the tool uses the targeting of your own campaigns, or worldwide if there is none, and volumes are not filtered by language. The account also needs active billing and some spend history for Keyword Planner to return data.
These steps use Claude to research keywords. PaidSync.ai also works in ChatGPT, and the prompts are the same.
Register at paidsync.ai and connect Google Ads with Google's own sign-in screen. It needs no developer token and no Google Cloud project. Pick the Google login that manages the account you will research keywords in.
Open Claude's connector directory, add PaidSync.ai and sign in. Ask "list my Google Ads accounts", then pick the account where you will research keywords.
Write five to ten phrases a buyer would type, from broad ones to specific ones, and decide the market you care about.
Ask the assistant to look up the location and language IDs for your market so the volumes match where you advertise.
Ask it to run research_keywords and rank the results by volume and bid. Keep the ones with real demand and an affordable cost.
Treat the volumes as estimates and test the shortlist with a small budget. After a week, compare the real search terms with the list you researched.
Use these two prompts to research keywords, in this order.
research_keywords, search_geo_targets and search_language_constants only read the account, so nothing here edits a campaign.research_keywords, search_geo_targets and search_language_constants work with a key that cannot change anything. Tokens are encrypted at rest.Every Google Ads tool PaidSync.ai offers is on the Google Ads MCP server page, including the tools used to research keywords.
Open Keyword Planner in Google Ads, enter seed keywords and read the volume and bid ranges. With PaidSync.ai, ask Claude or ChatGPT to research the phrases and it returns the data in the chat.
Keyword Planner needs an account with active billing and spend history, so a new or unfunded account can come back empty.
Yes. PaidSync.ai connects Google Ads to ChatGPT and to Claude, and the same tools run in both, so you can ask it to research keywords the same way you would in Claude.
A connected Google Ads account with active billing and spend history, plus the seed phrases. A location and a language are optional but recommended.
PaidSync.ai is free for 15 tasks a month with no card, enough to research keywords and see the result. Pro starts at $99 a month. See pricing.
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