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Let AI draft your ad from your own website, or write it yourself, and watch it come to life: live counts against the 30 and 90 character limits, policy checks that catch disapprovals early, and a mobile and desktop preview.
Paste the page the ad should send people to. We read it and write 15 headlines and 4 descriptions from what it actually says, then run every line through the checks below.
An approximation of a Google search ad. Google picks which headlines and descriptions show.
Strong responsive search ads give Google enough different headlines to test, match what the person searched, and give a clear reason to call you instead of the next ad.
Mix three kinds: the service and city the person searched (“Emergency Plumber in Tampa”), a reason to pick you (“Licensed and Insured”, “Upfront Pricing”) and a clear next step (“Call for Same-Day Service”). Only claim what is true.
No. Put the main keyword in two or three headlines so it shows often, then use the rest for different benefits. Fifteen versions of the same line give Google nothing to test.
The common ones: exclamation marks in headlines, words in all caps for emphasis, repeated punctuation, phone numbers in the text, and claims like “#1” or “best” that you can’t back up on the landing page.
The two path fields add words to the green URL, like yoursite.com/plumbing/tampa. They don’t change where the ad goes; they show the searcher they’re in the right place.
A responsive search ad headline can have up to 30 characters, and a description up to 90. The two display path fields allow 15 characters each.
At least 3 headlines and 2 descriptions, and up to 15 headlines and 4 descriptions. Google mixes them, showing up to 3 headlines and 2 descriptions at a time.
No. Google's editorial policy does not allow exclamation marks in headlines. Descriptions can have one. Repeated punctuation like "!!" or "??" is not allowed anywhere.
No. Google disapproves ads that use capital letters for emphasis, like FREE or CALL NOW. Accepted acronyms and abbreviations such as HVAC or ASAP are fine.
No. Phone numbers are not allowed in headlines or descriptions. Add a call asset instead, which shows a tappable call button and lets Google track calls from the ad.
It is a close approximation of the current search ad layout. Google decides which headlines and descriptions to show, in what order, and may add assets like sitelinks, so the live ad can look different.
Yes. Paste the page your ad will send people to and the AI writer drafts 15 headlines and 4 descriptions from what that page says, in English or Spanish. Every line is checked against the character limits and Google's editorial rules before you see it. The AI is told not to make up ratings, prices or guarantees, but read every line before you publish, because you know your business best.
Click Export CSV and import the file in Google Ads Editor with Account, Import, From file. Add your campaign and ad group names first so Editor knows where each ad goes.
We write, test and optimize Google Ads for local service businesses as a Google Premier Partner (top 3%). Every lead tracked, month to month.
This credit comes from Google for new ad accounts, not from us. As a Google Premier Partner, we set it up for you, free.
