Google Ads Agent

This product is for you if you manage your company's Google Ads account and hit either of these problems:

• •There are keyword opportunities you can't act on because you're missing landing pages to go after them. For example, you want to go after the "corporate travel platform" keyword but you don't have a landing page to match that intent.
• •You have trouble automating your Google Ads because good actions require a lot of context from changes in your account and your product marketing context.

Keyword discovery. Flint surfaces the search terms your account should be bidding on but isn't, based on data from Semrush and Google Search Terms reports. It catches the negative keywords bleeding budget. It finds the gaps your competitors are already exploiting.

Pages built to match. When Flint finds a keyword gap, it builds the landing page. Matched to the keyword, matched to the ad group. No three-week wait. Flint is the only ads agent on the market that ships with a landing page builder: the only tool that lets you build pages to go after keyword opportunities in the same place you find them.

A system that remembers. Flint knows every experiment you've run, every recommendation you've taken, every change you've made. It won't re-suggest something you already tried. Stale recommendations from previous runs get refreshed with current data. Each new batch is tuned to your account history, not a template.

1. 1.You need a Flint account. Sign up takes a few minutes, but your account will only be ready about two hours later as Flint needs to import your website's brand.
2. 2.Connect your Google Ads account from the Flint dashboard. It's the fourth tab in the sidebar. Make sure you have access permissions to your company's Google Ads account.
3. 3.Click the "Generate Recommendations" button.

Recommendations list

The recommendations list shows your ads recommendations. You get a set of recommendations: keywords to add, negatives to apply, pages to build, bidding adjustments to make.

Recommendations are bucketed by status:

• •New — recommendations you haven't acted on yet.
• •Implementing — once you act on a recommendation, the task moves to this phase.
• •Needs review — when a task requires your action. Go here to approve the work.
• •Done — completed recommendations.

The "Generate Recommendations" button lets you add new recommendations on demand. Flint also auto-runs recommendations every week.

Reviewing a recommendation

Chat bar. For each recommendation, you can ask questions and even act on it from the global chat bar. Toggle the chat open by clicking any of the action buttons on a recommendation. Review each one. Adjust through conversation if something's off. Approve or dismiss.

In-progress recommendations. When a recommendation requires your action, it shows up in "Needs review." You'll be able to view the plan of what's been done and the exact API requests Flint is making in Google Ads.

Slack integration (coming soon)

You'll get weekly reports on how your campaigns and implemented recommendations are performing, delivered via Slack.

Short recordings of Flint's Google Ads agent in action.

Flint identifies search terms that are bleeding budget and recommends negative keywords to block them. This walkthrough shows how to review a negative keyword recommendation, see the reasoning behind it, and apply it to your campaign.

When Flint finds a keyword gap worth going after, it builds the landing page. This walkthrough covers the full flow: reviewing the recommendation, seeing the page Flint built, making edits, and publishing it.

If you have an in-house marketer, Flint operates as a copilot that owns the pattern-recognition work: bid pacing, keyword testing, landing page experiments, anomaly detection. You keep strategy, creative direction, and brand. Review Flint's recommendations, approve what makes sense, move on with your day.

If you are an agency, Flint is the client-side operator that helps you implement the landing page changes you recommend and helps your clients act on low-hanging optimizations between check-ins.

We're opening Flint's Google Ads agent to a small group of customers.

What you get:

• •Free access for the full early access period
• •Direct line to the product team on Slack
• •If your numbers are strong, we put them in the case study

The deal: implement at least one recommendation per week. Join a shared Slack channel with the team building this. At least one call.

What we ask: use the recommendations. Tell us what's wrong. Tell us what's right.

Spots are limited.

Email hello@tryflint.com for access. Confirm you have signed up for Flint in the email. We'll send over the Slack invite and the early access program agreement.

Will Flint make changes to my Google Ads account without my permission? No. Every action requires your explicit approval. Flint surfaces recommendations and explains the reasoning behind each one. You review, edit if needed, and approve before anything touches your account.

Why can't I just use Flint for a month, fix everything, and cancel? Because the work isn't fixable. It's continuous. Keyword opportunities open and close as competitors shift and buyer search language evolves. Landing pages that converted last quarter go stale this quarter through audience drift and creative fatigue. Google Ads keeps adding irrelevant keywords to your broad-match campaigns that need to be caught and pruned. Each of those signals demands attention every week. Flint provides it.

Do I need to already have Google Ads campaigns running? Yes. Flint analyzes your existing campaigns and finds optimizations within them. You don't need to be running Flint landing pages yet, but you do need live campaigns for Flint to read.

What types of recommendations does Flint make? Negative keywords to cut wasted spend. New keywords and campaigns based on competitive gaps. Bidding strategy adjustments on existing campaigns. And keyword-specific landing pages that Flint builds and hosts for you.

How is this different from the optimization suggestions inside Google Ads? Google's recommendations optimize for Google's revenue. Flint optimizes for your conversions. Flint also does something Google can't: build the landing page that makes a keyword worth bidding on in the first place.

How is this different from hiring an agency? Agencies manage campaigns. They don't build landing pages. Flint ships the pages and catches problems between your agency's weekly check-ins. Many teams use Flint alongside their agency.

Do I need to be using Flint's landing page builder already? You need to have onboarded to the builder, but you don't need to have live pages. When Flint recommends a new landing page, it builds it inside Flint's page builder. You're welcome to skip the landing page recommendations and use the keyword and bidding features on their own.

How much does it cost? Flint's Google Ads agent is included in your Flint plan. Running a set of recommendations consumes credits. For the early access period, using the feature is free.

Will Flint work with other ad platforms? Google Ads is first. Bing, ChatGPT search ads, and paid social channels (Meta, LinkedIn) are on the roadmap.

What if I disagree with a recommendation? Dismiss it. Flint learns from dismissals the same way it learns from approvals. You can also adjust recommendations through chat before executing them.

Can Flint run recommendations automatically on a schedule? Yes. It runs every week by default and posts them to your Slack channel.