PPC & Ads · X post · source Oct 27, 2026
Reading 4,000 Search Terms with Claude
Hand the weekly search term report sweep to Claude and approve each change
He no longer scrolls search terms by hand.
Per source Reported by an agency about its own client work, not independently verified.
Copy-paste prompt
Here is my search term report for the last [14] days [attach]. Give me, in plain English: the search terms wasting money (spend over $[x] with no orders) and the ones worth scaling (orders with ACoS under [y]%). For each, the exact change you'd make. Don't make any change until I confirm it.
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What they did
Daniel Popa, a paid-ads consultant, says the search term report was the chore he pushed to Friday for ten years: sort by cost, find the junk queries and the one winner, forty minutes per account every week. Now Claude reads the report (4,000 search terms in his example) and gives him the wasters and the winners in plain English, and he says yes or no to each.
How it went
He no longer scrolls search terms by hand. The part that took him a while to trust: nothing changes in the account unless he confirms the exact change first.
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Worth knowing
He works across client accounts, and the post doesn't give results or say how Claude connects to the account.