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Start with the campaign behind the number
Read a selected Google Ads account, then move into campaigns, ad groups, ads, and other child entities when the answer needs more context.
Ask an AI client to inspect a selected Google Ads account, then trace performance into campaign, ad group, ad, and creative context. Bring in a separate Meta Ads read only when the wider picture helps.
Selected Google Ads account
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Campaign
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Ad group
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Ad / creative
Separate Meta context lane
Meta Ads is a separate selected account read, never a combined total.
Google Ads, in its own terms
Google Ads has its own account hierarchy and measurement context. Adstudio keeps that context attached while an authorized AI client follows the selected account from a question to the entities and creatives behind it.
Google Ads and Meta Ads are the live providers for this read-only MCP today. A cross-channel view is a comparison of separately bounded source reads, never a hidden combined total.
Grounded work, less context switching
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Read a selected Google Ads account, then move into campaigns, ad groups, ads, and other child entities when the answer needs more context.
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A bounded read carries its account, period, currency, attribution, freshness, truncation, and unresolved coverage where relevant.
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Place a separately selected Meta Ads result beside Google Ads context without claiming their metrics are interchangeable.
Connection, with boundaries
A useful answer starts with a connection whose scope is clear.
In Adstudio Settings → MCP, create your personal connection.
Choose Google Ads and/or Meta Ads. Your Adstudio role remains the boundary.
Discover accounts, then explicitly name the workspace, platform, and account for a scoped read.
FAQ
Adstudio MCP
Connect once, choose the account you mean, and keep the source context attached to every result.