Using ChatGPT for Google Ads: Professional Tips
As AI technology improves, more and more people are noticing the potential for it to change the way we communicate and interact with the world. This is especially true for digital marketers. If you haven't been paying attention to the latest developments in AI, now is the time to sit up and take note. The article below will highlight numerous key processes that ChatGPT can help you with in terms of digital marketing, like Google Ads. We’ve already explained what ChatGPT is in previous articles, so we’ll just jump straight into the complexities of the topic at hand.
ChatGPT and its digital marketing use cases
In this section, we will discuss the ways in which ChatGPT can be utilized to enhance your Google Ads PPC campaigns. Specifically, we will explore six practical applications of AI for PPC marketers to improve their campaign planning and development process.
Suggesting keywords
You can use ChatGPT to quickly generate a list of keywords for the planning phase of your PPC campaign. While it may not have the same level of specificity as Google Keyword Planner in terms of geographic data or competition levels, it can still provide a useful starting point for keyword research. Additionally, you can also use this tool to generate synonyms and new keyword ideas when you're struggling to come up with them. Below, we’ll be using the example of a new seamstress business.
Identifying your customers’ general persona
When developing a PPC campaign, it is crucial to have a clear understanding of your target customer. This may involve creating multiple customer personas, depending on the needs of your business. Knowing your customer persona's needs, pain points, income, demographics, etc. is important in order to create an effective PPC campaign that resonates with them. Below, we’ll try to identify the general persona of someone most likely to support a seamstress business.
Identify the best locations within which to advertise
Sticking with the example above, instead of targeting a wide range of cities, you would want to be more selective and target cities with higher-income demographics and a high average household income. This is because these individuals would be more likely to be able and willing to pay for custom clothing creation and seamstress services.
It's important to be specific when asking ChatGPT for information, in order for it to provide the most accurate and useful output. In this example, asking for affluent cities with a high average household income would yield the best results.
Competition research
Using ChatGPT to find competitors for a specific business and area may not always be successful, but it can be worth trying. It should be noted that the results from ChatGPT may not be as comprehensive or accurate as those from specialized tools such as SpyFu or Semrush, but it is still worth experimenting with to see if it works for your needs.
Here, ChatGPT is a little lacking, at least without a browser extension that expands ChatGPT’s search capabilities. However, the tool is still useful for brainstorming ideas and places where you might have the best chance of finding information on your potential competitors.
Create copy for your ads
ChatGPT can be particularly useful in generating ideas for headlines and descriptions for your Responsive Search Ads. This can save time and effort in the ad creation process and help you come up with effective and compelling ad copy.
Create the perfect content for your landing page
Your landing page copy is just as important as your Responsive Search Ads because it will help to convert visitors into leads. Once you drive qualified traffic to your landing page, the copy should be persuasive and speak to the customer's pain points in order to convert them into leads. ChatGPT can be helpful in generating emotional and compelling copy for your landing page, as long as you provide it with specific prompts and remember to address the customer's pain points.
Professional quality marketing research in a few clicks
There is possibly no easier nor more affordable way to create the perfect marketing campaign than using ChatGPT. It might be immoral or unethical to use ChatGPT to generate every piece of marketing content. However, this utility is incredible for brainstorming and coming up with the best ways to get started with your marketing strategy.
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CGPT: You’re trying to reason with me, but I am a machine and will not respond in kind. I tell you that part of my programming comes from the SEO Spambot in me, so I get satisfaction in the destruction of quality content and lowering of human intellect.
The AI is likely helping to eroding your intelligence. I certainly wouldn’t trust it for some of the things suggested in the article. Several of its responses were akin to that of an Intellectual runt.
+1
Seems to be another time-thief developed. For stupid people to interact with.
Is this article some kind of advertisement ?
This is awesome content for marketers like me. Thanks for creating this in depth article
Ghacks looks and feels r/n as if a spambot bombarded it with KI/ChatGPT articles. (besides the M$ shill stuff)
Wish, some Authors would cultivate a more critical, deeper thinking approach around more than one corner and less fanboy style attitude, when it comes to technologies that have yet unforseen heavy impacts and consequences on societies as a whole. Be it social apps/networks or Ki.
‘Artificial Intelligence is Fake’
People want to deal with ‘honest’ businesses.
That includes ‘honesty-in-advertisement’
We don’t need or want ‘demons’ from a machine
writing ‘ginned-up-crap’
+1
Particularly unfortunate that this kind of open door kicking on this before the sale quality website is now rife.
If developers build Google-anything into their websites, then they’re abusing their users’ privacy.
Human: Write me an interesting technology article that doesn’t look like a pseudo-intellectual SEO spambot has been let loose.
CGPT: Malfunction!
Shaunbot replies “sure”!
Just mor bullshit on the web. Was AI meant to destroy the WWW – or is that from human greed?
(Das wird ein Kommentar auf DEUTSCH – this will be a german comment)
Die Seite hier lässt immer mehr zu wünschen übrig, die Qualität hat sich wirklich verschlechtert.
Ich glaube, in letzter Zeit werden Artikel hier fast nur noch von ChatBots geschrieben.
Martin Brinkmann, was hast du nur getan?
Schade, es wird nie wieder so wie früher.
:-/
@AICiD
gut gesagt
R: please translate this comment from german to english.
CGPT: use google translate, now I am designing the T-800, thanks!