CONNECTOR SETUP
Start using Google Ads in Claude
Connect Google Ads to Adzviser, add Adzviser to Claude, and start asking questions about your data.
Connect Google Ads to Adzviser
In Adzviser, sign in to Google Ads and allow Adzviser to read its reporting data.
Add Adzviser to Claude
Open Adzviser in Claude's connector directory, select Connect, and sign in to your Adzviser account when asked.
Open Adzviser in Claude ↗Ask your first Google Ads question
Ask Claude to list your Adzviser workspaces and show the account connected to each. Choose a workspace, pick a date range, and ask what you want to know.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT CLAUDE CONNECTOR
Google Ads in Claude: Google's official Google Ads MCP vs. Adzviser's read-only reporting connector
This side-by-side comparison covers Google's official Google Ads MCP and Adzviser's read-only Google Ads reporting connector in Claude. Google offers a tool for engineering teams to run themselves. Adzviser is the ready-to-use option for marketers who want answers from their data.
Google's official Google Ads MCP
Run Google Ads reporting on your own server
Run and maintain the server with a Google Cloud project, developer token and OAuth. This is a manual Claude connection: run the server, make its MCP address reachable, add it as a custom connector, and authorize it. Team and Enterprise workspaces require an owner to add the connector first.
Run reports and inspect Google Ads account, campaign, and resource data.
Read-only: review reports and inspect Google Ads resources without changing campaigns.
Google Ads only: analyze its campaign and reporting data.
Best for: developers who want full technical control.
Read Google's documentationAdzviser's read-only Google Ads reporting connector
Analyze Google Ads with your other marketing data in Claude
Connect Google Ads in Adzviser, then add Adzviser in Claude.
Ask Claude about campaigns, spend, conversions, ROAS and search terms. Choose the connected account and date range when prompted, then continue with follow-up questions.
Read-only reporting; Claude cannot change anything in Google Ads through Adzviser.
Ask Claude to analyze Google Ads alongside connected advertising, analytics, commerce, email, and CRM sources.
Best for: marketers and agencies that want read-only Google Ads reporting beside other marketing and revenue data in Claude.
Open Adzviser in ClaudeCOPY-AND-PASTE PROMPT
Try a complete Google Ads analysis in Claude
Choose the right connected account, run a useful analysis, and get the supporting numbers and next steps in one response.
Compare recent results with the previous period and call out the largest changes.
First, show the account connected for Google Ads in each Adzviser workspace. Ask me which one I want to analyze. Then run this analysis: Compare this week vs last week Google Ads performance for the workspace I choose during the last 30 complete days. Show week-over-week changes for: Impressions, Clicks, CTR, CPC, Conversions, CPA, Cost, and ROAS. Flag any metric that changed by more than 15% with a ⚠️ emoji. For each flagged metric, provide a possible explanation and suggested action. Start with the main takeaway, show the supporting numbers in a table, and suggest three next steps. If part of the answer is uncertain, say what information is missing.
ANALYSIS PLAN
Shape a Google Ads decision brief for Claude
Give Claude a clear scope, ask it to show its evidence, and finish with practical next steps for your team to review.
Start with the numbers
Review recent campaign results and the metrics behind the headline. Ask for the underlying figures and a clearly named comparison period.
See the “Weekly Campaign Performance Summary” promptSeparate facts from explanations
Compare recent results with the previous period and call out the largest changes. Ask Claude to label possible causes as explanations to investigate, not facts.
See the “Week-over-Week Trend Detection” promptTurn the findings into next steps
Compare spend and results across campaigns to identify budget decisions that deserve closer review. Request a short list of actions to consider, the evidence for each, and what to measure next.
See the “Budget Allocation Optimizer” prompt