How to Audit Google Ads Search Terms with A.I. (Advanced Workflow)

👉 Join our exclusive Local Agency Accelerator community for training and resources: https://www.skool.com/local-agency-accelerator/about Managing mature Google Ads campaigns often means dealing with thousands of rows of historical search term data. Doing this manually is a waste of time. In this video, I show you my exact agency workflow for using Google Gemini to audit massive search term reports and identify negative keywords in seconds. We walk through how to export your data, how to prompt Gemini to cross-reference your existing negative keyword lists against new search terms, and how to format the output for easy uploading. I also show you a real-world troubleshooting tip when the AI refuses to give you the download file. In this video: 0:00 The problem with mature campaign search terms 0:36 Preparing your data (Search Terms vs. Negative Lists) 0:59 Running the analysis in Google Gemini 1:14 The results: AI-generated negative keyword recommendations 1:44 Troubleshooting: What to do when Gemini glitches 2:07 Validating the list against existing patterns 2:26 Implementing the negatives (Dashboard vs. Editor) Join the Local Agency Accelerator: Stop guessing and start scaling. We don’t just teach theory; we give you the exact systems we use to run our 7-figure agency. Depending on the plan you choose, you can unlock: 🎓 Mastery Courses: Comprehensive training on Local Google Ads & Bing Ads. 📂 The Agency SOP Library: Clone-able team tasks and systems. 📈 Agency Growth Ads: Strategies for running Facebook/Meta Ads for your agency. ⚙️ Operations & GHL: GoHighLevel snapshots, onboarding templates, and resource libraries. 💬 Expert Support: Weekly Q&A calls, campaign feedback, and conversion tracking help. 👇 Start scaling your agency with us: https://www.skool.com/local-agency-accelerator/about ABOUT LEADGENPRENEUR: Welcome to the official broadcast of the Local Agency Accelerator. We run a real, 7-figure marketing agency in Northern California. We use this c