Can I import the campaign into Google Ads?

Yes. Every campaign run exports a CSV shaped for Google Ads Editor, with campaigns, ad groups, keywords and responsive search ads.

Where do the keywords come from?

From your stored use cases, personas and positioning, plus live research on the intent behind each theme. Negative keywords are generated alongside them so you stop paying for the wrong traffic.

Will the ads sound like every other AI ad?

The copy is written from your value propositions and proof points, and the Plain English layer strips the usual filler. You can also point a run at a specific persona.

One credit per run. Pro starts free with 10 credits and no card.

Solution

Search campaigns built from your positioning, not from a prompt

Keywords, negatives and responsive search ads that inherit what you already decided about the business.

Maestrix generates the full campaign structure and exports it for Google Ads Editor. Because it reads your brain, the headlines say what you actually sell.

Generic ad copy is expensive twice

Once when you pay for the clicks it buys, and again when the landing page fails to match the promise the ad made.

Headlines that could belong to any competitor
Broad keywords with no negative list behind them
Ad groups that do not map to a real use case

Tasks you can run here, and what they deliver

Every run reads your Marketing Brain first. One credit each, exports included.

Google Ads campaignCampaign, ad groups, keywords and copy with CSV export~5 min · 1 credit

Ad copy set15 headlines and 4 descriptions per ad group~3 min · 1 credit

Landing page copyOne page, one decision, matched to the ad promise~4 min · 1 credit

A/B testing planWhat to test, in what order, and what would prove it~3 min · 1 credit

Shopping adsProduct titles and descriptions built for the feed~3 min · 1 credit

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Marketing Brain

What the brain contributes to every run

Ad groups are generated from stored use cases, so the campaign structure matches how buyers actually search.

Reads from your brain

Use cases, which become ad groups
Value propositions, which become headlines
Personas, which set the tone and the objection to answer
Proof points, which become the description lines

Writes back after the run

Campaign structure stored against the project
Winning and losing copy angles for the next run
Keyword themes reused by content planning

A look at the output

An excerpt from a real run, shortened for the page.

Google Ads campaign · export ready1 credit · exportable

Ad group

Use case: replacing an agency retainer. Exact and phrase match, 14 keywords, 22 negatives including "free", "template" and "internship".

Headlines

Your marketing context, stored · Stop re-explaining your business · Campaigns that inherit your brand · 10 credits free, no card

Description

Personas, positioning and proof stored once. Every campaign is written from them, across every brand you run.

Export

CSV shaped for Google Ads Editor: campaign, ad group, keyword, match type, final URL, headlines 1 to 15, descriptions 1 to 4.

The order it runs in

Strategy first, assets last. Each step feeds the next.

01
Brief and positioning
The claim the campaign is allowed to make.
02
Use cases
Each one becomes an ad group with its own intent.
03
Campaign run
Keywords, negatives, headlines and descriptions.
04
Page and test plan
Matching landing copy and a prioritised test order.

Why teams run it here

Editor-ready export

A CSV you can import instead of retyping.

Structure that matches intent

Ad groups come from use cases, not from guesswork.

Copy with something to say

Headlines carry your proof, not generic superlatives.

Questions people ask

Run it against your own brand

Give Maestrix your site, get the first artifact back in minutes, and keep it in the brain.