Google Ads automation that asks before it changes anything

What can Zinn® Ads automate in Google Ads?

Zinn® Ads audits each connected Google Ads account every day and proposes the changes a PPC manager would make: negative keywords, bid caps, budgets, new ads and exclusions. Approve-first is the default, so nothing changes until you say yes.

• A daily audit of every connected Google Ads account, with what to fix first
• Negative keywords from your search terms, grouped by pattern such as free, jobs or how-to
• Bid caps raised on campaigns that sell but lose auctions on price, at most once a week
• A plain-words flag, and an optional automatic raise, when a campaign that sells is held back by its budget
• Responsive search ads written only from claims on your own pages
• Every ad checked against Google Ads policies before it is sent
• Simple mode: a complete new account from your website, budget and markets
• Suspected click-fraud sources excluded in Google Ads once you approve
• Decisions held while Google's conversion count disagrees with your real sales
• Many Google Ads accounts in one company, each with its own settings
• AI Max searches reported apart from your keywords' searches, the wasteful ones blocked and their return compared
• Each keyword's paid clicks shown beside its organic rank from your Search Console, and bids lowered where paid adds no sale
• Country campaigns held back by their budget reported every day, with a one-click raise, or raised by themselves where you allow it
• Before a country gets its own campaign, its spend inside your other campaigns over 14 days sets the floor of its new budget, so a split never cuts it back
• A budget you set yourself, open-ended or as a dated test, left alone by the autopilot, and kept or reverted at the end on your word

Zinn® Ads reads your search terms, conversions, costs and impression share. A search term that spends without converting becomes a proposed negative keyword; a campaign that sells but loses auctions gets a bid or budget raise. Every proposal shows its reason.

Small search terms are grouped by a shared pattern, such as free, jobs, how-to or the wrong language, and judged on their total spend. A search term that has converted, or one you decided on yourself, is never blocked.

One, by default: Zinn® Ads raises the bid cap of a campaign that sells at or below your cost per conversion but loses auctions on price. It rises 20% at most once a week, never above twice where it started or past your ceiling, and you can switch it off.