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PERFORMANCE MARKETING AGENT

Pull spend and ROAS across every platform and flag what's underperforming

Find ad sets quietly burning budget with no conversions

Check pacing across every account and flag what's off track

Write a batch of new ad copy variations to test

See what ads your competitors are running right now

Build the weekly performance report without opening five platforms

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Pull yesterday's spend, conversions, CPA, and ROAS for every active campaign across Google Ads and Meta Ads. Compare each campaign against its CPA and ROAS targets in Google Sheets. Flag anything spending above target CPA or below target ROAS, and flag any campaign that spent with zero conversions. Add the breakdown to the 'Daily Performance' tab in Google Sheets and post the underperformers to the paid-media channel in Slack with what's off and how much it's costing.||

Cross-platform pull complete. 5 campaigns flagged, $1,840 at risk.

Daily Performance Check: Jun 8

Status	Platform	Campaign	Spend	CPA	Target CPA	ROAS
🔴 Over CPA	Google Ads	Brand: CRM Software	$620	$94	$50	1.4x
🔴 No conv.	Meta Ads	Retargeting: Cart	$310	n/a	$50	0.0x
🟡 Watch	Meta Ads	Prospecting: Lookalike	$480	$58	$50	2.1x
🟢 Scaling	Google Ads	Search: Comparison	$390	$38	$50	4.2x
🟢 Scaling	Meta Ads	Advantage+: Demo	$250	$41	$50	3.8x

Summary: $1,840 spent yesterday across platforms. 2 campaigns are over target CPA or spending with no conversions, about $930 at risk. The Meta retargeting set has spent $310 in 3 days with zero conversions and should be paused now. 2 search campaigns are beating target and have room to scale. Full breakdown is in the 'Daily Performance' tab, money-losers posted to Slack.

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1.Pull spend and ROAS across every platform and flag what's underperforming

2.Find ad sets quietly burning budget with no conversions

Go through every active ad set across Google Ads and Meta Ads. Find any that have spent more than [Spend Threshold] in the last 3 days with zero conversions. For each, pull the spend, impressions, clicks, and how long it's been running. List them in the 'Zero-Conversion' tab in Google Sheets with the total wasted spend, and post the list to the paid-media channel in Slack so I can decide what to pause.

3.Spot winning campaigns ready to scale and size the move

Look at every campaign across platforms over the last 14 days. Find the ones beating their target CPA and ROAS with stable performance and room in the auction. For each, suggest how much to increase the budget without breaking the learning phase, based on its recent trend. Put the scale candidates in Google Sheets with the current and suggested budget, and post the top moves to the paid-media channel in Slack.

4.Catch a campaign that tanked overnight and tell you why

Compare yesterday's performance against the 7-day average for every active campaign across Google Ads and Meta Ads. Flag any campaign where spend, conversions, CPA, or ROAS moved sharply for the worse. For each, dig into the likely cause: a creative that fatigued, a budget change, an audience shift, or a tracking issue. Summarize what changed and the probable reason, and post it to the paid-media channel in Slack.

1.Check pacing across every account and flag what's off track

Pull month-to-date spend for every account across Google Ads and Meta Ads. Compare each against its monthly budget and where it should be by today's date. Flag any account pacing more than 10% over or under. For each, work out the daily spend it would take to land on budget by month-end. Put the pacing view in Google Sheets and post anything off track to the paid-media channel in Slack.

2.Rebalance budget from losers to winners across platforms

Look at the last 14 days of performance across all campaigns. Find the underperformers eating budget below target ROAS and the winners that could take more. Build a reallocation plan that moves budget from losers to winners while keeping total spend flat. Put the proposed before-and-after budgets in Google Sheets and post the plan to the paid-media channel in Slack for sign-off.

3.Reconcile ad platform spend against the monthly budget

Pull total spend by platform and campaign for this month from Google Ads and Meta Ads. Compare against the planned budget in the 'Budget' tab in Google Sheets. Flag any line that's over or under by more than 5%, and calculate the blended numbers across platforms. Update the reconciliation tab in Google Sheets and post a short summary of where we stand to the paid-media channel in Slack.

1.Write a batch of new ad copy variations to test

Take our current best-performing ad for [Campaign] as the baseline. Write 5 new headline and primary-text variations that test different angles: a benefit hook, a pain-point hook, social proof, urgency, and a question. Keep them within each platform's character limits and match our brand voice. Put the variations in the 'Creative Test' tab in Google Sheets with the angle and the platform each is built for.

2.Spot fatigued ads before performance falls off a cliff

Go through every active ad across Google Ads and Meta Ads. Flag any where frequency is climbing and CTR or conversion rate has been sliding for several days, the classic fatigue pattern. For each, note how long it's been running, the trend, and whether it's time to refresh or retire it. List them in Google Sheets and post the ones that need new creative now to the paid-media channel in Slack.

3.Rank your creative by what's actually converting

Pull every active ad across platforms from the last 30 days. Rank them by the metric that matters for the campaign goal: CPA for conversions, ROAS for revenue. For each, note the format, the hook, and what's working. Find the patterns across your top performers, like which angles and formats consistently win. Put the analysis in a Google Doc with clear takeaways for the next creative round.

1.See what ads your competitors are running right now

Search the public ad libraries for [Competitor A], [Competitor B], and [Competitor C]. Pull the ads they're currently running with the format, the hook, the offer, and roughly how long each has been live. Spot the angles and creative they're leaning into and anything new since last time. Put it in the 'Competitor Ads' tab in Google Sheets and post the standouts to the strategy channel in Slack.

2.Build a fresh audience from your best-converting customers

Pull our highest-value converters from the last 90 days from your CRM. Find what they have in common: industry, company size, role, and how they came in. Turn that into a clear audience definition and a lookalike seed list we can upload. Put the audience spec and the seed list in Google Sheets so it's ready to build in Google Ads and Meta Ads.

3.Find new targeting ideas from competitor and market research

Search the web and the ad libraries for how others in [Industry] are targeting and positioning their ads. Pull the audiences, interests, and messaging angles that show up most. Compare against the audiences we already run and flag fresh segments and angles worth testing. Put the ideas in Google Sheets with a note on why each is worth a test.

1.Build the weekly performance report without opening five platforms

Pull this week's spend, conversions, CPA, ROAS, and top campaigns from Google Ads and Meta Ads. Compare each number against last week. Pull the conversions that landed in your CRM and tie them back to the campaigns that drove them. Summarize the wins, the misses, and where the budget worked hardest. Drop the numbers in the 'Weekly Report' tab in Google Sheets and post the summary to the paid-media channel in Slack.

2.Pull blended CAC and ROAS across every channel

Pull total spend across Google Ads, Meta Ads, and any other active channels for [Time Period]. Pull total new customers and revenue from your CRM for the same period. Calculate blended CAC and blended ROAS, then break it down by channel so I can see which is pulling its weight. Put the numbers in Google Sheets and post the blended view to the paid-media channel in Slack.

3.Build the client-ready monthly report with the story attached

Pull last month's spend, conversions, CPA, ROAS, and top campaigns across every platform. Compare against the previous month and the goals in Google Sheets. Write up not just the numbers but the story: what we tested, what worked, what we're changing next month. Build the report in Google Docs in a clean, client-ready format and email it to the client contact via Gmail.

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Pull cross-platform spend and flag underperformers every morning

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Pull cross-platform spend and flag underperformers every morning

Every weekday at 07:00 AM

Pull yesterday's spend, conversions, CPA, and ROAS for every active campaign across Google Ads and Meta Ads. Compare each against its CPA and ROAS targets in Google Sheets. Flag anything over target CPA, under target ROAS, or spending with no conversions. Update the 'Daily Performance' tab in Google Sheets and post the underperformers to the paid-media channel in Slack with what's off and how much it's costing, so you start the day knowing exactly where the money is leaking.

Catch budget overruns every few hours, not at month-end

Every 3 hours, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM

Check today's spend against the daily budget for every account across Google Ads and Meta Ads. If any account or campaign is pacing to blow past its daily or monthly cap, post an alert to the paid-media channel in Slack with the account, how far over it's tracking, and the spend so far. Update the pacing view in Google Sheets so the numbers are always current.

Pause ad sets burning budget with zero conversions, daily

Every weekday at 06:00 PM

Go through every active ad set across Google Ads and Meta Ads. Find any that spent more than the zero-conversion limit in the 'Rules' tab of Google Sheets over the last 3 days with no conversions. Pause them, log what was paused and the spend saved in Google Sheets, and post the list to the paid-media channel in Slack so the team sees what was cut and why.

Flag fatigued ads every Monday before performance tanks

Every Monday at 08:00 AM

Check every active ad across platforms for the fatigue pattern: rising frequency with sliding CTR and conversion rate. Flag the ones trending down, note how long each has run, and mark whether it needs a refresh or a retire. Add them to the 'Creative Refresh' tab in Google Sheets and post the urgent ones to the paid-media channel in Slack so new creative gets queued before performance drops.

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Performance audits, campaign launches, creative tests, monthly reports. Same process, same rigor, every single time.

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Run a full cross-platform performance audit and flag every money-loser

1. Accounts & Targets

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Accounts to Audit *

Date Range *

Target CPA

Target ROAS

2. Pull and Score Campaign Performance

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Pull spend, conversions, CPA, and ROAS for every active campaign across Accounts to Audit for the Date Range. Compare each campaign and ad set against the Target CPA and Target ROAS. Flag anything over the target CPA, under the target ROAS, or spending with no conversions. Score each problem by how much budget it's wasting, and recommend a clear action for each: pause, cut budget, or refresh creative.

3. Log the Audit in Google Sheets

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4. Post the Money-Losers to Slack

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1.Run a full cross-platform performance audit and flag every money-loser

How this Playbook works?

Enter the accounts to audit, the date range, and your CPA and ROAS targets. The AI agent pulls spend, conversions, CPA, and ROAS for every active campaign across your ad platforms, compares each one against your targets, and flags the campaigns and ad sets bleeding budget: anything over target CPA, under target ROAS, or spending with no conversions. It scores each problem by how much it's costing you. The full breakdown gets logged in a 'Performance Audit' tab in Google Sheets with the numbers, the gap from target, and a recommended action for each. A summary of the biggest money-losers and the total spend at risk gets posted to the paid-media channel in Slack.

2.Plan and launch a new paid campaign across platforms

How this Playbook works?

Enter the campaign goal, the budget, the platforms, and the audience you're targeting. The AI agent researches the audience and the competitive angle, drafts the campaign structure with ad sets and targeting for each platform, and writes the ad copy variations to launch with. It maps the budget across platforms based on where similar campaigns have performed and sets the CPA and ROAS targets to track against. The full launch plan gets added to a 'Campaign Launch' tab in Google Sheets with the structure, copy, budgets, and targets, and a summary gets posted to the paid-media channel in Slack for sign-off before anything goes live.

3.Set up a creative testing plan and write the variations

How this Playbook works?

Enter the campaign and what you want to test, like a new hook or a new format. The AI agent pulls the current best performer as the baseline, then designs a clean test: which variable changes, how many variations, and what success looks like. It writes the headline and primary-text variations across the angles worth testing, each within platform limits and on brand. The test plan and all the copy get added to a 'Creative Test' tab in Google Sheets, and a summary of what's being tested and how it'll be judged gets posted to the paid-media channel in Slack.

4.Run a competitor ad audit

How this Playbook works?

Enter the competitors to analyze. The AI agent searches the public ad libraries for each one, pulls the ads they're running now with the format, hook, offer, and how long each has been live, and identifies the angles and creative they're leaning into. It compares their approach against yours and flags the offers and formats they're testing that you aren't. The findings get logged in a 'Competitor Ad Audit' tab in Google Sheets, and a summary with the biggest takeaways and ideas worth testing gets posted to the strategy channel in Slack.

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