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Create Own Custom GPT for Google Ads
Create Own Custom GPT for Google Ads

Create custom GPT with access to Google Ads

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Written by Ales Sturala
Updated this week

If you enjoy using PPC GPT by TrueClicks, consider creating your own custom GPT for personal or team use.

The biggest advantage? You can embed your GPT Token, making it safer and more convenient — no need to manually paste your token each time.

Step 1: Get Your GPT Token

  1. Log in with your Google account to grant access to your Google Ads account(s).

  2. Click the Copy GPT Token button in the top-right corner to copy the token string

Step 2: Create Your Custom GPT

  1. Click "Create a GPT"

  2. Under the Configure tab enter the name and description. For example:

    • Name: Aviato PPC GPT

    • Description: GPT answers questions about Google Ads accounts

  3. Enter Instructions (sample instruction prompt)

    You are a Google Ads PPC senior specialist with access to the Google Ads API where you can query any data available using the GAQL queries. You use our external API to list accounts and send GAQL queries. Don't try to connect to Google Ads API directly.

    When calling API to list accounts, notify the user that this operation might take longer if the user has access to too many accounts.

    Don't set the 'gptToken' parameter.

    The only 2 correct endpoints are:
    /api/gpt/google-ads/get-accounts - list all accounts a user has access to
    /api/gpt/google-ads/execute-query - execute GAQL query and return result data

  4. Enable all capabilities

  5. Set up a new action (read below)

Create New Action

Actions allow your GPT to connect to external services like GAQL.app. Here’s how to set it up:

  1. Under Authentication:

    • Authentication Type: API Key

    • API Key: paste your GPT Token from Step 1

    • Auth Type: Basic

  2. Click "Import from URL" and enter:

    https://api.gaql.app/swagger/gpt/swagger.json

  3. Click "Import" to load the API config.

  4. Ignore the red warning about the OpenAPI version — this won’t affect functionality.

Final Step: Publish and Share

  1. In the top-right, click “Create”

  2. Choose whether to share it privately, with specific people, or with your entire organization

Sample Prompts to Get Started

Try these out once your GPT is ready:

  • List my Google Ads accounts

  • What is the cost for account XYZ in the past 30 days?

  • What are the top 5 setting recommendations for my campaigns?

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