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Google Ads Audits, Ad Copy & Reporting Skills

23 skills Claude can run against your live accounts through MCP Ads. Everything that reviews a Google Ads account and reports on it: the full audit and its focused checks (wasted spend, conversion tracking, Quality Score, Performance Max, Shopping), ad and asset reviews with an RSA builder, and the weekly, monthly and year-over-year reports.

Run these skills

Download a skill or a whole set above, or copy a trigger phrase into Claude once the MCP Ads connector is connected. Claude reads the procedure, pulls live data and works through the steps; nothing changes in an account until you approve it.

These skills call the google-ads MCP tools. See the connect guide to link the account first.

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Frequently asked questions

Will the audit change anything in my Google Ads account?

No. Audit skills only read data. Every recommended change is listed for you to approve; the skills that make changes (pausing keywords, adding negatives) are separate and ask before each write.

How much history does Claude need for a useful audit?

Ninety days is the default and is enough to separate real patterns from noise. Accounts with under a few hundred clicks a month get a shorter, more cautious report that says where the data is too thin to judge.

Will Claude write ad copy that breaks Google Ads policy?

The rewrite skills check for common policy issues such as excessive capitalisation, unsupported superlatives and trademark use in headlines, and flag anything borderline for you to decide on before it is written to the account.

Can it test the new ads against the old ones?

Yes. The skills leave the original ad live, add the new one alongside it, and the comparison tools report both after a couple of weeks so you can pause the loser.

Can the report be branded or formatted for my agency?

The skill produces structured text and tables. Ask Claude to follow your template or tone, or pair it with the document skills to output a Word or PowerPoint file with your headings.

Which conversion numbers does the report use, Google Ads or GA4?

By default the Google Ads figures, clearly labelled. With GA4 connected the report adds the analytics figure alongside and explains any gap so the client sees both.