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Questions

The things people ask beforethey connect an account

No. VettedAd is built to create campaign structure from a website URL or a seed phrase. You connect a Google Ads account so ad group themes, keywords and assets can be researched and pushed when you approve. Existing campaigns are not a requirement to start.

A phrase, or your website. Nothing else to start. Connect a Google Ads account through Google’s sign-in when you are ready to research and push. The connection starts read-only. You review what is built and approve before anything is written to Google Ads.

It stops. If a curation or generation step fails, you get an empty section and an error, not a padded fallback. And no output reaches your account without your click, so a wrong suggestion costs you a rejection, not money.

No. Nothing is applied to your Google Ads account until you approve a specific change. If you never approve a push or a proposal, your live account is not changed by VettedAd.

No. Budget and bidding changes are advisory only. Nothing in the platform raises your spend without you doing it.

Do not approve it. Ad group themes, keywords, copy and proposals can be ignored or dismissed. Rejected items are not applied. You keep control of what reaches Google Ads.

On ad group theme pushes, the product rejects Broad Match and only allows Phrase and Exact. Each curated keyword is pushed as both Phrase and Exact. That is enforced in code, not left as a preference.

You do not need to be an expert. The product names the rules behind structure and proposals in plain language. Some familiarity helps you decide faster, but it is not required to connect, review a build, or approve changes.

The campaign is in your Google Ads account, built to standard structure. It is yours. Nothing is locked to this platform.

Landing pages generated in VettedAd are hosted as part of the product for each ad group theme. If you cancel, those product-hosted pages stop with the service unless you have published the same content elsewhere. Your Google Ads account remains yours.

We store what is needed to build and run your workspace: account connection tokens, campaign structure, audits, proposals, applied history and related product data. It is not sold. You can revoke Google access and request deletion. Details are in the Privacy Policy.