AI Marketing · Guide
Operating System9 Claude workflows for
Google & Meta Ads
9 copy-paste Claude prompts that schedule the weekly audits, briefs, reports, and reallocations we run on every Google + Meta account. Prompts and cadences below — paste into Ryze, set the schedule, walk away.
Contents
Schedule in Claude Cowork
Paste prompt. Pick frequency. Save.
- ✓Daily / weekly / specific-time cron
- ✓Results land in your Claude conversation
- ✓Ryze MCP gives Claude live ad-platform access
The 5-stage operating system — nine named Claude workflows we run weekly across Google Ads and Meta Ads, plus one MCP that connects the whole stack.
How to schedule these in Claude
The same nine questions come up every week. Where is spend leaking? Are conversions tracked correctly? What did search terms tell us? What creative should we ship next? How should we reallocate? Did any of it move the number? What story do we tell the team Monday morning? You either schedule answers to those, or you keep doing them by hand — and never quite get to them.
Claude Cowork → Scheduled. The pane lists tasks already running on cron; New task in the top right opens the create modal. The note at top is the honest caveat: schedules fire while your computer is awake. Cowork ships a “Keep awake” toggle for laptops that lid-sleep aggressively.
The schedule layer in three steps. 1) Open Claude Cowork → Scheduled, click New task (or type /schedule in any existing Claude conversation). 2) Paste one of the 9 prompts below, give it a name, pick a frequency (daily / weekly / specific time). 3) Save. The task fires on schedule and the result lands in your Claude conversation.
The Create scheduled task modal — this is exactly what you fill in for each of the 9 prompts below. Pictured: workflow #4 (Search Query Miner) saved as a daily 9am cleanup. Name it descriptively so future-you remembers what it does; paste the prompt verbatim; pick the frequency; save.
The Ryze MCP is the other half: it’s the connection that gives Claude live access to Google Ads, Meta Ads, GA4, Shopify, and your CRM at the moment a scheduled task fires. Without it, Claude has nothing to read or act on. With it, every scheduled prompt below queries fresh data and (when the prompt asks for it) writes back to the platform.
Each card below has the prompt and a recommended cadence. Edit any prompt before saving — they’re plain text. For variants on each (different verticals, account sizes, target metrics), see the public prompt library.
2,000+ marketers run this stack
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1 · Audit — find waste before you spend more
The first stage of every week. Two workflows that catch the leaks — one in the account, one in the data feeding the account. Run them on Monday and you’ll know what to stop doing before you decide what to do next.
01 · Account Audit Agent
Find waste, spot hidden leaks
Sweeps every campaign, ad set, and ad. Surfaces single-keyword ad groups, fatigued ad sets, broken UTMs, and budgets on dead campaigns — ranked by $-impact.
02 · Signal Quality Auditor
Validate data quality, strengthen signals
Checks the conversions auto-bidding depends on. Flags duplicate Google tags, missing Meta CAPI events, GA4 gaps. Returns a fix list ranked by bid-quality impact.
2 · Structure — build accounts that scale profitably
Once the leaks are patched, the question becomes architecture. The two workflows here decide what the next campaign should look like and where the next dollar should go — based on what real users searched for and where they actually converted.
03 · Campaign Architecture Builder
Design structures that scale profitably
Proposes a campaign + ad-set tree from your product taxonomy and conversion history. Knows when to consolidate low-volume ad sets and when to split a winning angle into its own budget.
04 · Search Query & Placement Miner
Uncover intent, find opportunities
Reads search terms (Google) + Advantage+ placements (Meta). Clusters by intent, surfaces high-spend zero-conversion negatives, returns a paste-ready exclusion list.
3 · Creative — ship the right asset to the right page
Performance and creative live in the same loop. Brief generation feeds the design team; landing-page review closes the loop after the click. Both workflows pull the same evidence the audit and miner just produced — no re-research.
05 · Creative Brief Generator
Turn insights into clear creative briefs
Reads which angles, hooks, and offers are converting. Drafts a brief your designer or UGC creator can act on — format specs, do/don’t list, three angle directions, reference assets.
06 · Landing Page Match Reviewer
Align message and page, reduce friction
Side-by-sides ad copy with the destination page. Flags message mismatch, CTA mismatch, broken hero, slow LCP. Returns a prioritized fix list for design.
Schedule all 9 prompts in 5 minutes
Paste each prompt into Cowork. The Ryze MCP does the data heavy lifting.
- ✓One-click OAuth for Google + Meta + GA4
- ✓Live data in every scheduled Claude task
- ✓9 starter prompts ready to paste
2,000+
Marketers
$500M+
Ad spend
23
Countries
4 · Measure — prove what actually moves the number
The two workflows that earn you the next budget approval. One reallocates spend across what’s already working; the other designs the test that tells you whether any of it was incremental.
07 · Budget Reallocation Modeler
Move spend, maximize returns
Models scenarios using your CAC, marginal ROAS curves, and pacing constraints. Returns a recommended reallocation with predicted weekly delta and the exact UI changes.
08 · Incrementality Test Planner
Plan tests that prove real impact
Designs the geo-holdout, conversion-lift, or PSA test that lets you defend “is this spend incremental” to the CFO. Sizes from variance, picks control, sets duration, scripts analysis.
5 · Scale — tell the story, repeat the cycle
Scaling isn’t a workflow — it’s the result of doing the first eight on a cadence. The ninth workflow is what makes the cadence stick, because it makes Monday’s report write itself.
09 · Weekly Performance Narrator
Tell the story behind the numbers
Reads the week’s data across Google + Meta + GA4. Identifies the three things that mattered. Drafts the Monday report with the “what changed / why / next action” structure executives expect — not another dashboard, a written narrative your team will actually read.
The connector that makes it all work
Paid Media Command Center MCP
The 9 prompts above all need the same thing — live access to Google Ads, Meta Ads, GA4, Shopify, your CRM, your sheets, and your creative library. The MCP is one URL you paste into Claude Desktop. After that, every scheduled prompt runs against a single connected stack. No CSV exports, no per-tool authentication, no stale data — whether the prompt fires at 8am Monday or because frequency just crossed 4 on an ad set.
Connect your stack · one source of truth
Google AdsMeta AdsGA4
Shopify
Yael S.
Head of Performance
DTC apparel, $180K/mo paid spend
We pasted six of the nine prompts into Claude Cowork’s scheduled tasks on a Monday. By the next Monday they were running themselves on cron — the audit landed in my Claude window at 8am, the negative-keyword cleanup at 9am, the weekly narrative end of day. Saved my team a half-day a week immediately, and the Audit Agent caught $2,400/month in waste in the very first run.”
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Frequently asked questions
Q: Where do I actually create the schedule?
In Claude Cowork → Scheduled. Click New task, fill name + paste prompt + pick frequency + pick a time, save. You can also type /schedule in any existing Claude conversation to convert it into a scheduled task. The screenshots above show the exact UI.
Q: Do scheduled prompts run while my computer is asleep?
No — Cowork’s scheduled tasks fire while your computer is awake. There’s a Keep awake toggle in the scheduled-tasks pane that overrides aggressive lid-sleep on a laptop. For genuine 24/7 scheduling, run Cowork on a desktop or always-on machine. Cowork also adds a randomized delay of a few minutes for server performance, so set times slightly before you need the result.
Q: Where do the scheduled results show up?
In your Claude conversation in Cowork — each scheduled run posts as a message thread you can scroll back through. If you want results piped to Slack or email instead, ask the prompt itself to do it (e.g., “send a summary to #paid-media”) and connect Slack via MCP, or run a separate forwarding workflow.
Q: If a prompt writes to my ad account, is there a confirmation step?
There’s no built-in “approval” modal in Cowork — whatever the prompt instructs, Claude does. The right pattern is to write the prompt as read-only first (“show me what you’d pause”) and only switch to write mode (“pause them”) once you trust the output. Most of the 9 prompts above are read-only on purpose; the two that touch the account (#4 negatives, #7 reallocation) call out the write step in the prompt so you can edit it down.
Q: What does the Ryze MCP actually do here?
Cowork handles the schedule and the Claude conversation. Ryze’s MCP is the connector that gives Claude live access to Google Ads, Meta Ads, GA4, Shopify, and your CRM at the moment a scheduled task fires. Without an MCP connector, Claude has nothing to read or write — the prompts above all assume that data access exists. Connect it once via OAuth; every scheduled task uses it automatically.
Q: Can I edit the prompts or write my own?
Yes — every prompt is plain text. Edit any of the 9 above in the Cowork modal before saving, or fork variants from the public prompt library. The 9 here are starting points the team uses internally; tune them to your account, vertical, target metrics, and naming conventions before you save.
Stop running these by hand
9 prompts. 5 minutes to schedule. Runs every week.
- ✓Paste any prompt above into Claude Cowork
- ✓Connect Ryze MCP for live ad-platform data
- ✓Results land in your Claude conversation
2,000+
Marketers
$500M+
Ad spend
23
Countries
