Build a Google Ads landing page that matches the winning ad message
Picks the best-converting RSA headlines, builds a matching landing page on your hosted site with a working form, previews it on desktop and mobile and publishes only after two approvals.
When to use it
When your Google Ads traffic lands on a generic page and you want a dedicated page that matches the ad message that already converts.
What you get
A live landing page with a working lead form, built from your best RSA headlines, previewed on desktop and mobile and published after two approvals, plus the URL to set as the campaign's final URL.
Does it change anything in my account?
Only with your approval. The assistant first shows a preview of every change and waits for your go-ahead.
Works with
Google Ads
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[campaign name][Gmail or Yandex address][recipient address][page-slug]
Build a dedicated landing page on my hosted site for the Google Ads campaign [campaign name].
1. Find the campaign and its ad groups, then read the active RSAs. From the RSA asset report for the last 30 days, pick the 3 headlines with the most conversions, counting only headlines with at least 1,000 impressions. The page headline must echo the top one so the message matches what people clicked. If fewer than 3 headlines qualify, tell me and use the best available.
2. Read the site design guide, list the existing files and read the homepage and shared CSS so the page reuses the site's styles, fonts and colours.
3. Check the form: the page will have a short form, so it needs the form-to-email relay. Check the recent form submissions; if there are none or delivery fails, propose setting up the relay with my mailbox [Gmail or Yandex address] sending to [recipient address] (for Gmail I will paste an app password). Show me the settings before you apply them and send a test. Add hidden inputs for gclid, gbraid, wbraid and utm parameters so the source travels with each lead.
4. Structure: hero with the winning message, 3 benefit blocks, a proof section (only claims I can back up, no invented numbers or testimonials), a short form above the fold, 4 FAQs and one call to action repeated twice. No navigation menu and no outbound links.
Show me the full copy and the section outline first and wait for my approval. Then write it to /drafts/[page-slug] with a noindex meta tag and send me a desktop and a mobile screenshot. After my second OK, write the final version (without noindex) to /[page-slug], confirm the live URL returns HTTP 200 and has exactly one H1, and submit one test entry through the form only if I agree. Do not touch the campaign's final URL. Give me the exact URL so I can update it myself.
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