Ninja Scripts Academy
Google Ads from top to bottom: basic, intermediate and advanced. With real examples, best practices and the gaps the scripts fill. 🔄 Syllabus reviewed and updated every month with the latest Google Ads news · 🎧 Every lesson also in audio · 🖍️ Highlight and save your favourite lessons to come back to them.
🌐 Lessons are in Spanish for now; the English version is in preparation.
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5 lessons · 53 minAsset groups and signals: the only thing PMax lets you build 🔑 With a free account
How to structure asset groups by intent or product family, which creatives each one needs (and what Google generates if you don't supply them), how to choose audience signals that teach rather than limit, final URL expansion and URL exclusions, and the asset report as your only creative window.
Creatives for Demand Gen: formats, aspect ratios, vertical video and the message in the first two seconds 🔒 Subscribers
The Demand Gen formats (single image, carousel, in-stream/in-feed/Shorts video), the aspect ratios and technical requirements, what makes a creative work in a feed (not in a banner), how many versions each group needs, how to read the creative report and the rules for refreshing without losing the learning.
Tutorial · Calls (1/2): call assets, call-only ads and call reporting 🔑 With a free account
A step-by-step guide to setting up everything Google Ads offers for calls — the call asset (a tappable number next to the ad) at account, campaign and ad group level, with scheduling and a Google forwarding number; call-only ads; the call report (duration, source, time of day) and the decisions that come out of it.
Tutorial · Ad customizers: prices, stock and text that update themselves inside RSAs 🔒 Subscribers
A step-by-step guide to creating customizer attributes (text, number, price, percentage) at account, campaign, ad group or keyword level, inserting them into responsive search ad headlines and descriptions with the {CUSTOMIZER.attribute:default value} syntax, feeding them from a sheet (business data) so they update in bulk, the {COUNTDOWN()} function for dated offers, and the usual validation errors.
Shopping in depth VII: promotions, reviews, badges, free listings, CSS in Europe and the Merchant Center programmes 🔒 Subscribers
Everything that makes your Shopping ad stand out against the one next to it — Merchant Center promotions (promotion feed, types, approval, the "special offer" badge), product ratings and seller ratings (Google Customer Reviews and aggregators), the automatic badges (price drop, fast delivery, free returns), the shipping and returns annotations, free listings, the Comparison Shopping Services programme in Europe and its 20% CSS discount, and which programme is worth it for each type of shop.