One thing we’ve learned: No matter how smart you’re ChatGPTing, someone is always ChatGPTing smarter.

Pocket these prompts for your PPC efforts:

1. “Create two Google Ads in an RSA format (using multiple headlines and descriptions) for an A/B test for ‘Ms. Hvac’s HVACs.’ Explain why the ads would make a good test.”
2. “I need to create some responsive display ads for a Google Ads campaign. Please suggest images, headlines and descriptions for a meatless shepherd’s pie with spokesperson Paul McCartney. Lyric puns are acceptable.”
3. “What can a person do from this page and why would they want to do it? [LP URL]”
4. “Rewrite a headline for [LP URL] that explains [unique value proposition] and includes the phrase [keyword phrase].”
5. “You are a [description of your ideal customer]. Give me 10 statements that describe what you want from a [product category]. Use normal, everyday language. Your output should start with the words “I want”, then give me a bullet list of the 10 statements.”
6. “Please write a SWOT analysis for EGO power products.”
7. “If I were going to run ads for Impossible Foods on the Google Display Network, what types of sites and channels should I target?”
8. “Create a list of competitors for [my company] and their estimated monthly paid search spend.”
9. “Please create a list of competitors to clickup.com. List the name of the company, the location of their headquarters, the size of the company (small, medium or large) and whether they are a direct or indirect competitor. Please compile the results in a table format.”
10. “My conversions from paid traffic are down 20% month over month. What metrics and dimensions should I look at to find the cause?”
11. “You are documenting a channel experiment where you tested the hypothesis that by [testing X] will achieve [desired outcome]. These were the results [Insert test results]. Write me an Experiment Summary answering the question, “What are the big takeaways from this experiment?”
12. “Analyze the data with 3 key bullet points to share with executives in a succinct email format. Use numbers.”
13. “I’m going to tell my client that paid search performance is down month over month because of seasonality. How might they respond that would challenge my conclusion?”
14. “How might this fail?”
15. “Write a brief email to a client asking for a $15,000 additional budget because there’s opportunity to increase lead volume below the target CPA.”
16. “Using the DiSC profile, write one email for the Dominant personality and write another version for the Steady personality.”

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