Copy that fits the limits
Headlines at thirty characters, descriptions at ninety and display assets at 1.91:1, 1:1 and 4:5, all written from your own site.
Paid ads
You set the budget. Native runs the ads.
Nobody is scrolling on Google. Someone typed a question, and Native writes the ad that answers it. Google decides which searches it runs on and what keeps spending. Native writes more of what survives.
- Text
- Image
- Video
- Coming soon
This channel is not live yet. It is next on the roadmap, and everything below is what it will do.
What Native makes for Google Ads
Native builds it, Google matches it
Native builds the campaigns from your site and launches them. Google decides which searches they answer, and which ads and assets keep spending, get scaled up, or stop.
A fresh batch, always
Whatever Google stops spending on gets replaced with a new variant, and anything worth a decision shows up as a recommendation.
Specs that matter
- Caption limit (characters)
- 90
- Title limit (characters)
- 30
- Aspect ratios
- 1.91:1 · 1:1 · 4:5
Platforms change these. Native keeps up so you do not have to.
Getting it right on Google Ads
Start small on purpose
Pick a daily budget you are happy to spend for a few weeks, and raise it once you have seen enough.
Give it a few weeks
Google needs real clicks before it can tell a good match from a lucky one, so the first days are data and not a verdict.
Make the page match the ad
If the ad promises one thing and the landing page opens on another, the click is already wasted.
Questions about Google Ads
Not yet. It is coming, and we are building it fast, but we will not name a date until we are certain of it. Everything on this page is what it does the day it is live.
Three things. Add your payment card to your own Google Ads account, connect that account to Native, and decide a budget. Native writes the ads and launches the campaigns, Google decides which searches they answer, and you never open Google Ads again.
On your own card, inside your own Google Ads account. Native never holds your ad spend, and the account stays yours, so you can change the budget or stop it whenever you want.
Google does. Native writes the ads, sets the campaigns up and launches them, and Google matches them to the searches it thinks they answer. Native does not hand-tune keyword lists or bids. You still do not need an agency, and you still never open Google Ads yourself.
The current status sits in Native's settings: what is live, what Google has stopped spending on and what Native suggests next. It shows you what is happening, not a promise of what it will earn.
Intent. On social you interrupt someone who came for something else. On Google they typed the question themselves, so the ad can skip the hook and answer it inside thirty characters.
How it works
01
Connect your ad account
Add your card in Ads Manager, then connect the account to Native.
02
Set a budget
Decide what you want to spend. Change it or stop it whenever you like.
03
Native takes it from there
Native makes the ads and keeps them coming. The platform decides who sees them.
Every other channel
Native runs them all from one place.
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