A Google Ads script that uses GPT to write RSAs

I cannot write or run Google Ads scripts on my own as a language model. However, I can demonstrate how a Google Ads script that uses GPT to generate RSAs can function.

Google Ads scripts are written in JavaScript and allow you to automate processes like producing and modifying ads depending on account data. GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) is an OpenAI natural language processing model that can generate human-like text from raw data.

To develop a Google Ads script that writes RSAs using GPT, you must first login to your Google Ads account via the AdsApp service. You would then need to gather information from your account, such as the name of the ad group.

The script would use the AdsApp.createExpandedTextAd method to create the RSA, using the ad copy generated by GPT. The script would then set the ad’s headlines, descriptions, and final URL using the setHeadline, setDescription, and setFinalUrl methods.

Here’s an example of what the script might look like:

function main() {
var adGroupIterator = AdsApp.adGroups().get();
while (adGroupIterator.hasNext()) {
var adGroup = adGroupIterator.next();
var adGroupName = adGroup.getName();
var targeting = adGroup.targeting();

// Generate ad copy using GPT
var adCopy = generateAdCopy(adGroupName, targeting);

// Create RSA
var rsa = adGroup.newAd().expandedTextAdBuilder()
  .withHeadline(adCopy.headline1)
  .withHeadline(adCopy.headline2)
  .withDescription(adCopy.description)
  .withFinalUrl(adCopy.finalUrl)
  .build();

// Submit RSA for review
rsa.apply();

}
}

function generateAdCopy(adGroupName, targeting) {
// Use GPT to generate ad copy based on adGroupName and targeting
// Return object with headline1, headline2, description, and finalUrl properties
}

It’s important to note that using GPT to generate ad copy can result in ads that don’t meet Google’s advertising policies or guidelines. It’s recommended that you carefully review the ad copy generated by GPT and make any necessary edits before submitting the ad for review. Additionally, it’s a good idea to regularly monitor the performance of the ads generated by the script to ensure they are meeting your advertising goals.