Step one

Book a call

Bring the document your team rebuilds every cycle.

Step two

Free training hour

Claude set up on each person's own work, on your own systems.

Step three

Audit

A written list of what repeats and what it costs you now.

Step four

Build on your template

Your file, your systems, every figure checked before it reaches a client.

Step five

Hours back, every cycle

Ten hours became twenty minutes. An hour per client became ten.

What ai ppc tools usually give you

Most ai ppc tools surface anomalies and leave the interpretation to you. Ad reporting software does the same in prettier form: here is what happened, you work out what to do.

Keyword research with ai has the opposite problem. Plenty of new terms, no view of what the existing ones cost you.

How this ai for ppc works

Every keyword and search term is pulled. Not a sample.
Each is scored on outcome. Cost against results, per keyword, per match type.
Waste is separated from noise. Forty clicks and no conversions is a finding. Two clicks is not.
Changes are written as sentences. What to pause, what to add as a negative, where budget should move.
A person decides. Every recommendation arrives as a proposal.

What makes it different

It reads the long tail

The keywords nobody reaches are where the waste hides.

Evidence thresholds

Nothing is recommended off two clicks.

It writes for a client conversation

Findings in sentences, which is what an ai ppc agency actually needs to hand over.

What you get

The full account reviewed, not the top of it.
Waste found before the client finds it.
Recommendations you can pass on as written.
Time back for the work that needs judgment.

What it connects to

Google Ads, Microsoft Ads, Meta, Windsor.ai, Google Sheets and your client reporting deck.

Questions

Does it change anything itself?
No. Recommendations only, unless you ask for more.
How much data does it need?
Enough to be meaningful, and it says when there is not enough.
Can it feed our client report?
Yes, the same findings drive the reporting deck.