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Create Google search ads

Pull asset performance data from your Google Ads account and write a complete RSA set with headlines, descriptions, pinning recommendations, and ad strength assessment.

Specify the campaign and ad group. Juma pulls asset performance ratings, the search terms report, and current copy from your Google Ads account, identifies what to keep and what to replace, then writes the full replacement set. No account connected? Share keywords and a landing page URL and Juma writes RSAs from scratch.

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Write search ads informed by your account data

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How this works

What a Google Search Ads RSA set includes

A complete RSA set from this flow includes up to 15 headlines and 4 descriptions in a downloadable document, each with character counts, role labels (benefit, feature, CTA, social proof), and pinning recommendations. For existing accounts, the document shows which assets were retained based on BEST and GOOD performance ratings and which are new replacements, with the rationale for each swap. Dynamic keyword insertion headlines are included where appropriate, and the document closes with an ad strength assessment for the full asset set.

Why asset performance ratings change how RSAs get written

Google rates each headline and description as BEST, GOOD, LOW, or UNRATED based on how often it serves and converts. Writing new copy without checking those ratings means replacing assets that were working or keeping ones that weren't. The search terms report adds a second layer: it shows which actual queries triggered the ads, surfacing keyword themes that aren't in the asset set yet. Those gaps are where new headlines tend to have the most impact.

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Refresh ads for another ad group

Same campaign, different ad group. Juma carries over the client context and pulls fresh asset performance data for the new group.

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Copy

Now pull the asset performance for the "LEGO Technic" ad group and do the same — keep what's working, replace what's not.

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Write ad extensions

The RSAs are done. Now add sitelink and callout extensions that complement the ad copy and improve click-through rate.

Prompt
Copy

Write sitelink extensions and callout extensions for this campaign. Use the landing page and our existing headlines for context.

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Re-audit after the next data cycle

After the new assets have had time to gather performance data, pull the ratings again to see what's improved and what needs another round.

Prompt
Copy

Pull the asset performance report again for the LEGO sets for adults ad group. How are the new headlines performing? Anything to replace?

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Find new keyword opportunities

Use the search terms report to spot keyword themes worth building new ad groups around.

Prompt
Copy

Based on the search terms report, suggest new keyword themes we should build ad groups around. Include search volume estimates.

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Set up your client project: Brand Voice and Messaging Rules, Approved Value Propositions, Offer and Pricing Details, Competitive Positioning

Search ad copy gets refreshed every cycle, but the brand rules, approved messaging, and current offers stay relatively stable. A Juma project keeps that foundation in one place so every round of RSAs starts from the client's actual voice and positioning, not from a blank brief. If the client project already exists, add these items to it.

What to add

Brand Voice and Messaging Rules

Tone, approved language, words to avoid, and any legal disclaimers. With this in the project, every round of ad copy stays on-brand without re-explaining the rules.

Approved Value Propositions

Which messaging angles are current and which have been retired. Keeps copy consistent across campaigns and prevents the AI from reinventing the positioning each refresh.

Offer and Pricing Details

Current promotions, pricing tiers, and seasonal offers. A living document the team updates as offers change, so the ad copy always matches what's live.

Competitive Positioning

Differentiation points and what to say against specific alternatives. Keeps messaging consistent across ad groups and campaign cycles.

Guide Juma with project info

Add a short description to each knowledge item in the project's info field so Juma knows what each file contains and when to use it. For example:

  • Brand Voice and Messaging Rules: "Tone, approved language, words to avoid, and legal disclaimers. Follow for all ad copy."
  • Approved Value Propositions: "Current and retired messaging angles. Check before writing headlines to stay on-message."
  • Offer and Pricing Details: "Current promotions, pricing tiers, and seasonal offers. Reference before writing any ad copy."
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Tips for better Google Search Ads results

  • Connect your Google Ads account before starting. Asset performance ratings, the search terms report, and current copy are what make the output data-informed. Without the integration, Juma writes from keyword research and the landing page, which produces solid copy but not performance-informed copy. Connect once and every future session pulls live account data.
  • Name the campaign and ad group. If the account has multiple campaigns, specifying which one saves a back-and-forth and lets Juma pull the right performance data straight away.
  • Share the landing page URL. Even with account data, the landing page grounds the copy in what the visitor sees after clicking. Juma reads it for value propositions, offers, and messaging that should match the ad.
  • Run this monthly. Asset ratings change as Google gathers more data. A headline rated UNRATED today might be LOW next month. Re-auditing regularly keeps ad strength high and copy sharp.
  • Don't pin everything. The document includes pinning recommendations, but less pinning gives Google more room to find winning combinations. Pin your brand headline to position 1 and your CTA description to position 1 if consistency matters, and leave the rest flexible.