AI advertising operations

Build platform-native ad campaigns with approval built in

Research, build, approve, monitor, and improve paid campaigns across Google Ads, Meta Ads, LinkedIn Ads, and Reddit Ads.

Build an ad campaign

Direct answer

Promarkia's Ads Squad supports paid-media research, campaign construction, reporting, and optimization across major ad platforms. Creation uses platform-native fields, keeps new resources in draft or paused states, and presents material settings for approval before provider writes.

Best for

Demand-generation teams, founders, and agencies that need cross-platform ad execution without losing account, budget, or approval control.

What this squad can do

Research audiences, keywords, placements, and competitive context
Build platform-native campaign structures and creative
Create approval-controlled draft or paused resources
Analyze performance and recommend budget or targeting changes

What you get

Campaign packages
Ad copy and creative briefs
Cross-platform reports
Optimization recommendations

From request to verified outcome

Select the platform, ad account, objective, budget, location, and destination.
Research the audience and platform-specific campaign requirements.
Build and validate the complete campaign package.
Approve the exact account, budget, targeting, schedule, and creative once.
Create safe draft resources and retain provider IDs and status receipts.

Integrations

Google AdsMeta AdsLinkedIn AdsReddit AdsGoogle Analytics

Example prompts

Create a LinkedIn Ads campaign for this URL with a $2,000 budget.
Report on our Google Ads campaigns for this account.
Compare Meta and Reddit campaign performance and recommend the next test.

Frequently asked questions

Which ad platforms are supported?

The squad supports Google Ads, Meta/Facebook Ads, LinkedIn Ads, and Reddit Ads through connected accounts.

Can it activate campaigns automatically?

New resources are created in safe draft or paused states and material actions require explicit approval.

Can it create reports without changing campaigns?

Yes. Reporting requests are classified as read-only and do not enter the campaign-creation path.

What happens if one resource fails?

The chain stops, preserves the IDs of any resources already created, and reports the exact provider error and partial state.