Can ADs spend my money by itself?
No. Every campaign on every network is created paused. Nothing spends until you switch it on, in that network's ads manager or with Switch it on in ADs, which asks first. Autopilot only suggests.
Do I need every network?
No. Use one or all. Each tab works on its own.
Do I need a Google Cloud project?
No. Connect with the Google Ads script, pasted once into your own Google Ads account. See Connecting Google Ads.
Can ADs run Gmail and YouTube ads?
Yes. Demand Gen covers Gmail, YouTube (feed, before videos, Shorts) and Discover; Performance Max covers every Google channel; Display covers millions of websites. Classic YouTube video campaigns are made inside Google Ads itself.
Can I build one campaign for all my products?
Yes. One Campaign For Many Pages turns each product page into its own ad group with its own keywords and ad, under one budget.
What does the AI cost?
You use your own AI key and pay the provider directly, usually cents. Groq, OpenRouter and Gemini have free tiers. Set a monthly budget with a hard stop under Settings, AI budget and spend.
Will the ads sound like me?
Yes, once you teach it. See Your Voice: Teach ADs How You Write.
Will my own emails and posts be counted as ad results?
No. Only real ad clicks count. Everything else is shown separately under Not from ads.
Can I use my email list as an audience?
Yes. Your Mailer active subscribers, your buyers and your Audience Vault segments go to Google, Meta and the other networks as scrambled lists, kept up to date every day.
Does it work with WP Conversion Tracker, Audience Vault, WP Sync and Pulse?
Yes. See Working With The Rest Of The ResultsAiX Family.
Can Claude Code build my campaigns?
Yes, through the ADs REST API with an Application Password you make and can revoke. See Let Claude Code Plan And Build Your Campaigns.
Can I change a campaign after it is in Google Ads?
Yes. Change it in ADs, press Check what will change, then Update Google Ads. See Updating A Campaign Already In Google Ads.
Where is my data?
In your own WordPress database. Email addresses are scrambled before they leave your site. See Privacy: What Leaves Your Site.