Ad groups competing for the same buyers
Two hints, same people: delivery and learning split in two.
Every problem in your account, ranked by the monthly spend at stake. Works from an API key or a CSV export.
$1,820a month at stake
What we found
Construction site offices and Jobsite trailers have near-identical Context Hints, so they compete for the same conversations.
What to do
Give each a distinct buyer, or merge them.
Jobsite trailers: your ad on 2 of 13 checks with an ad.
Watch these promptsThe short answer
An audit reads your campaigns, Context Hints, ads and results, finds what wastes spend or blocks delivery, and puts the most expensive fix first.
Most of these are invisible in a spend report.
Two hints, same people: delivery and learning split in two.
Spend going to conversations that won't convert.
A message that fits a different conversation than its group.
Rejected, still in review, or on hold.
Several ads saying the same thing teach you nothing.
Optimizing for results the campaign can't see.
Big spend share on groups or locations that respond worst.
High-intent prompts none of your ad groups describe.
Click-through falling steadily on a long-running ad.
By monthly spend at stake, from your own spend. Findings that aren't about money, like an ad that can't deliver, say what's at stake in words. Each one says what we found, what to do, the numbers behind it, and how sure we are.
An audit sees your account, not what ChatGPT showed. Tracking does that: fix the top finding, then watch the same prompts to see if it moved.
If your ads aren't delivering at all, start with why ChatGPT ads don't show.
A review of your ChatGPT ads account that looks for what wastes spend or blocks delivery: overlapping ad groups, Context Hints that match the wrong buyers, ads that can't deliver, near-duplicate ads, and bidding set up without the data it needs. A good audit ranks those findings so you fix the expensive ones first.
From your own spend over the audit window: each money finding estimates the monthly spend it affects. Findings that aren't about money, such as an ad that can't deliver, show what's at stake in words instead.
Yes. The audit and performance views work from a CSV export. An API key connection is needed for tracking, because it carries your Context Hints.
No. It reads your account and tells you what to change. You make the changes in your ads account.
Connect with an API key or a CSV export. Then add tracking to see what ChatGPT actually shows on your prompts.