Airtop for Google Ads Automation

Build campaigns, optimize spend, and create reports.

Marketing

Advertising

Artificial Intelligence

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Congratulations on the launch! Had a question: Would airtop be able to browse through forums like reddit where agentic operations are quite difficult to execute.

Managing Google Ads efficiently requires both speed and context. The conversational approach looks refreshing compared to traditional dashboard-heavy workflows. Curious to see how much time this saves in practice.

I've been following the progress of AI agents for a while, and I like the direction you're taking here. Making automation accessible through plain language instead of complex workflows feels like the right approach.

I like that the focus isn't just generating ad copy, but actually helping with campaign structure, keyword research, and optimization. That's where a lot of the manual work happens. Looking forward to trying it.

The way Airtop turns plain English into a working browser agent feels like real magic, not a gimmick. Love that it actually logs in and navigates instead of just pretending to.

This feels like a practical use of AI rather than AI for the sake of AI. Turning Google Ads management into a conversation could save marketers hours every week, especially when launching or optimizing campaigns. Excited to see how it performs with real-world accounts. Congrats on the launch!

Congratulations on the launch! I run Google Ads on a small budget, so reporting and spend checks are what actually eat the time. Does the agent work through the Google Ads interface or through the API, and how does it hold up when Google changes the layout? I would also like to know whether this is worth using below a certain monthly spend, or whether it is built for larger accounts.

the crm connection is the interesting bit tbh. an optimizer is only ever as good as the event you point it at, and signups or checkout starts will happily train the bidding to buy more of the clicks that refund later. does a cancellation weeks down the line flow back and devalue the click that caused it, or is a conversion final once it fires?

Congrats @amir_ashkenazi and team. The hard part is often not understanding the task but actually interacting with websites and completing the steps. How Airtop handles websites that change their layouts frequently?

I run a small e-commerce shop and Google Ads has always felt like a black box to me. I set a budget, watch it disappear and hope something works. What I like here is the "no expertise required" angle, that's usually marketing fluff but if it genuinely walks a beginner through campaign structure, that's the real barrier for people like me.

Late to this one but the auth part is the decision I keep thinking about. Most web agents stop at the public web, and the useful data is almost always behind a login. Question from the content side: when a site changes its layout, does the agent work it out again by itself, or does the instruction need a rewrite? Our scrapers break every few weeks and that is the real cost, not the setup.