Feature
Review campaign structure before it reaches Google Ads
The Campaign Editor turns a generated draft into explicit, editable advertising resources. Instead of treating AI output as a final answer, it gives an operator a place to inspect campaign settings, grouping, keyword intent, negative coverage, landing pages and responsive search ads.
Inspect the hierarchy
A Search campaign is more than a list of keywords. The editor preserves the relationship between campaign, budget, locations, language, ad groups, keywords, negative keywords, responsive search ads and landing pages.
Edit decisions in context
Operators can revise draft fields while seeing the surrounding campaign structure. This reduces the risk of correcting one keyword or ad in isolation while leaving the ad group or landing-page intent inconsistent.
- Keep match types visible
- Review keyword-to-ad-group grouping
- Check the destination used for each theme
Carry a stable draft identifier
Strategy opens the existing Editor with a Campaign Draft ID. The draft records its source Strategy project, which allows navigation and recovery without creating a second editor-only data model.
Separate editing from publishing review
Publish Review is a distinct step where the operator can inspect the final resource set and warnings. A paused draft and a review screen are safeguards; neither should be represented as a completed Google Ads publish.
The editor does not remove operator responsibility
- Keyword relevance, trademark use, claims and landing-page accuracy still require human review.
- Paused status must remain explicit throughout draft generation and review.
- The current public information does not claim automatic campaign activation.
- Provider errors and account authorization must not be hidden behind a successful editor state.
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