Ad Copy Pack — Google + Meta

Tell us what you sell and who buys it. AI writes a complete paid-ads pack: 15 Google RSA headlines (character-checked), 4 descriptions, 5 Meta primary texts + 5 headlines, 3 audience angle briefs, 20 negative keywords and a launch checklist. Paste straight into Google Ads and Meta Ads Manager.

Half-filled ad groups are the normal state of a small Google account. Fifteen headline slots sit there, four or five get used, and the campaign never has enough material to find a winner. The Ad Copy Pack is A$49 one-off and fills every slot: 15 Google RSA headlines, 4 descriptions with display paths, 5 Meta primary texts, 5 Meta headlines, 2 link descriptions, 3 audience angle briefs, 20 negative keywords and an 8-step launch checklist.

Everything is written against your own brief — what you sell, who you sell it to, the offer on the table and the tone you want it in — so the lines read like your business rather than a stock set of headline formulas. The finished pack lands on your order page in about 10 minutes and downloads as Markdown, laid out so each line can be lifted straight into Google Ads or Meta Ads Manager. Two free AI revisions are included.

Fifteen headlines because Google does the mixing

A responsive search ad is assembled by Google, not by you: it mixes and matches the headlines and descriptions you supply, so an ad group running four headlines gives it very little to work with. You get the full fifteen, each written to sit inside thirty characters and delivered with its own character count so you can see it fits before you paste. The four descriptions are held to ninety characters, and display paths are included for the visible part of the URL.

Character counts are checked as the copy is written. Advertising policy is not. If you sell in a category the platforms restrict — health claims, credit and finance, employment, housing — read the wording against Google or Meta policy yourself before anything goes live.

Angles before wording

Three audience and angle briefs come with the pack: distinct ways of framing the same offer to different buyers. Positioning is usually the harder problem, not phrasing — one message aimed at everyone, running until the budget is gone. Three starting points written down means you can run them against each other instead of guessing which one your market answers to.

The twenty negative keywords are built the same way, from what you told us you sell. Treat it as a pre-launch starting list. It comes out of your brief rather than search-term data in your account, because the pack never connects to your ad accounts — once real search terms start arriving, keep adding to it.

What you paste in, and what you still have to build

The deliverable is text. It does not log into your ad accounts, build campaigns, set bids or budgets, generate images or video, or report on performance. You or your media buyer paste the lines in and run them. The 8-step launch checklist covers the setup that stays on your side once the copy is in hand.

A$49 is a one-off — nothing renews and there is no subscription to cancel. If the first pass lands wrong, two free AI revisions rewrite the pack against an adjusted brief.

What you get

  • 15 Google RSA headlines (≤30 chars, character-counted)
  • 4 RSA descriptions (≤90 chars) + display paths
  • 5 Meta primary texts + 5 headlines + 2 link descriptions
  • 3 audience/angle briefs
  • 20 negative keywords
  • 8-step launch checklist
  • 2 free AI revisions included

Turnaround: ~10 minutes. Delivery: On-page + Markdown download (copy-paste ready).

Frequently asked questions

Ten minutes is quick. What is actually doing the writing?

AI, working from the brief you fill in after purchase. It drafts the Google and Meta copy with character-limit checks applied as it goes, then generates the angle briefs and the negative keyword list. The pack appears on your order page and downloads as Markdown. Two free AI revisions are included if the result misses your brief.

Are the character limits genuinely checked, or just aimed at?

Checks are applied as the copy is written, and each Google headline arrives with its character count so you can see it lands at or under 30, with descriptions at or under 90. The ad platform is still the final judge — paste the lines into Google Ads and confirm nothing flags an overrun before you publish.

I only advertise on Google. Can I pay less and skip the Meta half?

No. A$49 covers both platforms as a single pack, so the Meta copy comes either way. There is no reduced price for taking only the Google side — keep the Meta section on file if you expand later.

Does anything visual come with it?

No. Text only: RSA headlines and descriptions, display paths, Meta primary texts, headlines and link descriptions, plus the angle briefs, negative keywords and launch checklist. Images, video and ad design sit outside this product.

Where do the 20 negative keywords come from?

Your intake answers about what you sell and who buys it. The pack has no access to your Google Ads account, so these are terms a business like yours would commonly want excluded before launch, not an analysis of your own search-term report. Add to the list as your data comes in.

What counts as a revision?

A rerun with an adjusted brief. Tell us what missed — tone, a changed offer, an angle aimed at the wrong customer — and the pack is rewritten. Revisions regenerate the copy rather than editing individual lines by hand, and two are included at this price.

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