@tank/google-search-ads

To generate Google Ads Editor-ready CSV files for a search campaign, provide a structured business brief to produce validated CSV bundles for campaigns, ad groups, keywords, negatives, and assets. This process creates separate import files validated before handoff, ready for direct Google Ads Editor upload.

The best way to audit weekly Google Search Ads performance is by analyzing weekly CSV exports against benchmarks to flag wasted spend and missed opportunities. This diagnosis applies safe auto-fix mutations with a diff for review, enabling continuous campaign optimization and rollback planning.

Yes, you can use a structured business brief to plan geo targets, budgets, keywords, and responsive search ads. The brief generates a source-of-truth campaign plan stored as a campaign.json file, establishing the structured foundation required for your entire Google Search Ads workflow.

Yes, Google Search Ads campaign planning works specifically for SMB search advertising workflows such as new campaign setup, weekly performance audits, and search-term mining. It handles competitor defense and rollback planning, removing manual work by producing import-ready output instead of scattered advice.

You validate Google Ads Editor CSV bundles by running strict CSV validation during the bundle generation process. This ensures the separate import files for campaigns, ad groups, keywords, negatives, and assets are checked for errors and formatted correctly before handoff.

You need a campaign.json source-of-truth file for Google Search Ads revisions to maintain strict benchmark-based diagnosis and apply safe auto-fix mutations. It anchors the structured briefs and weekly CSV exports, ensuring rollback planning and search-term mining do not corrupt the original campaign setup.