Find what to inspect next. You are inside an ads account looking at rows of data. You need a second pass on what to inspect next, without letting anything publish automatically.
Build a Google Ads app for the visible table.Review the rows I can see and return up to five things to inspect.For each one, show the evidence from the row and the next action.Do not publish, pause, bid, or change anything.
Make a Google Ads app for the table I'm staring at. Glance at thevisible rows and tell me what needs attention.
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Too noisy
You returned 30 things. Cap at 5. Sort by likely impact —something like spend × (CTR delta vs the campaign average), notalphabetical.
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Show the evidence
"Underperforming" is useless on its own. For every suggestion showthe row data that triggered it — CTR, spend, conversion rate vsthe campaign average. So I can decide if I agree.
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Don't suggest publishing actions
"Pause this keyword" is a publish action. Reframe as "Investigate"or "Compare with campaign X". This app is read-only — never proposesomething that would go live.
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Stop guessing intent from term names
You suggested adding "free" as a negative keyword because some searchterms have "free" in them. Don't infer intent from the term itself —only flag terms with actual evidence in the visible data (high spend,low conversion, low CTR).
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Workflow buttons
Open suggestions in a side panel. Per-row "Copy" (so I can pasteinto a ticket) and "Mark reviewed" (so I can work through the listin one sitting without losing place).
