AI Assistant for Google Ads Client Reports
Explain what changed, show where the explanation comes from, and give the client a useful next step.
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Explain what changed, show where the explanation comes from, and give the client a useful next step.
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Connect product eligibility, campaign results, and margin evidence to investigate what changed—and choose a useful next action.
Follow a cost-per-lead investigation from the first question through the evidence, the decision, and any approved change.