RUN THE ACCOUNT
Two challenges. First you watch AI do the work. Then you point it at a task and it acts. Most people don't believe it until they see it.
A SaaS company — Revline CRM — has a Google Ads account running $35K/month across five campaigns. Their media buyer is out. Normally, reviewing this and planning next month is half a day of squinting at dashboards.
You're not going to do any of it. The AI will.You'll watch it open the account, read every campaign, find what's working and what's bleeding money, and write next month's plan — in about ten minutes.
Get Claude for Chrome
This uses Claude for Chrome — the extension that lets Claude operate your browser: open tabs, scroll, read, and fill forms on your behalf. It needs the Claude desktop app installed too.
On a phone? Open this on a laptop — Claude for Chrome is desktop only.
Open the demo ad account
100% synthetic demo data. Nothing real is touched. Leave the tab open — the AI will drive it.
Give the AI its orders
Open Claude, then paste this in. (It already points at the demo account.)
Use Claude for Chrome to operate the browser directly. Take a screenshot whenever you find something useful so I can see your work. Act as the media buyer for "Revline CRM" for the next 15 minutes. Their Google Ads dashboard is open in a tab — navigate there first: https://aigames.ellipseautomation.com/demo/google-ads Last 30 days of data is loaded. Five active campaigns. Step 1. Read the dashboard. Capture: total spend, total pipeline, blended ROAS, blended CTR/CVR. Step 2. Open each of the 5 campaigns one at a time (click the campaign name to drill in). For each, note spend, ROAS, the top ad group / ad, and anything wasteful. Step 3. Identify the 2 strongest campaigns and the 1 weakest (where money is being wasted). Step 4. Build a one-page CAMPAIGN PLAN for next month as a single, self-contained HTML file (all CSS inline in a <style> tag, no external links or fonts). Make it genuinely nice to look at — a clean report a media buyer would be proud to send a client: a clear header, generous spacing, readable typography, subtle color, and simple styled tables or stat cards for the numbers. Use these sections: Account Snapshot — total spend, pipeline, blended ROAS (show as headline stat cards). What's Working — the 2 winners + why (specific ad group / ad / keyword evidence). What's Wasting Money — the 1 loser + exactly what's broken (which ads, what the CTR/CVR/CPA say). Recommended Budget Shift — pull $X from [loser], move $Y to [winner 1], $Z to [winner 2], shown in a small table with the math. One New Campaign to Test — targeting, ad group structure, 2 sample headlines, monthly budget. Run autonomously. Don't ask permission between steps. When you're done, save the report as an .html file I can open in my browser, and show me a preview of it.
Watch it work
Don't close the dashboard tab. Don't multitask. For the next ~10 minutes, just watch the cursor move.
Claude will land on the dashboard, scan the totals, click into each campaign one by one, read the ad creatives, and write you a media plan. The moment you think “wait — this used to take me half a day” is the whole point.