Adsby Reviews

The tool has a simple and intuitive interface that makes it easy for beginners to navigate and to work with. It is much easier than learning the nooks and crannies of the Google Ads lair.
So, if you're already know your way around Google Ads, you'll gain nothing from using the tool. The generated keywords are of subpar quality, so I'd advise to cross check them with some other keyword tool or just with the Google's Keyword planner itself.
The AI-generated ads are weak, you can get better generated ads by training your own chatGPT or Claude project.
The optimization and reports lack any depth at all.

If you don't know Google Ads and have no intention to learn its interface, the tool can provide a simple intuitive solution.
If you already work with Google Ads -- move along, nothing to see here.

Will be useful if all the app can do a first check with Google policy before submitting to Google ads. All the suggested key words and key phrases from the adsby on my first trial were all rejected by Google for policy violation. Even for simple every day terms. However, when I did run same words directly on Google ads, they passed.

Rating reviewed for the prompt response and fix.

(6/1 Update: currently having a bug and Adsby is unable to import conversion value from our Google Ads account. Support is slow to figure it out and asks for screenshot without having file attachment functionality inside support ticket, this is tedious, hope they add this function. However, there has been some update released to ad group generation now that generate new keywords in each ad group added, so its not duplicated anymore. This looks promising.)

4 tacos for the promise, only 1 taco if they fail to deliver.

This software has a beautiful UI, simple and easy to use. Actually for this its the best of its kind, and I can say that confidently as a user of many different Google Ads tools such ad Adalysis, Tenscores, Spyfu, Ad Alchemy and more.

All the building blocks for a great software are there, except right now that "greatness" is lacking. You'll find few bells and whistles in Adsby. I could not find anything here I have not seen before besides the fantastic UI.

We run Google Ads as our main focus for many years now, multiple brands and internal team. We have tried a lot of strategies and a lot of softwares, so we got a good idea of what works.

Adsby fails completely in execution on how it implements its generated keywords and how it manages ad group structures. Basically, there is no structure here to be seen. It won't do any of that work for you. If you click new ad group and generate on that second ad group the same keyword results from ad group 1 appears. They should call it copy and paste because like this that is what it is.

Anyone who worked with a lot with Google Search Ads knows that Quality Score is the name of the game. Without proper ad group structure to match your keywords (in this case AI generated keywords) then you cannot serve said keywords the right ads that fit the search intent (in this case AI generated ads). And that way you won't get those Quality Scores you need.

That they leave out the ad group structure here is worrying, as well as leaving out keyword match types in the generator is also worrying. These two parts are fundamental to running Search ads, and you cannot do it on any serious level without it.

Now the software is new, and its clear that they have dedicated a lot of effort to the UI and usage experience here, which they have succeeded really well with.

Now the only part that remains is, will they complete the tool so its actually usable for Google Search Ads at a professional level? Will there be a complete AI workflow that includes ad group segmentation as well as match types? Dynamic keyword insertion? Copy and paste Site Extensions or other assets into the generated campaigns? UTM tracking template for ads? (everyone serious in paid ads use third-party marketing attribution apps, we need UTMs in the generated ads, this is 2024 and our coming cookieless future, just add a default tracking template field in the Adsby ad account settings that's auto appended)

We got 60 days to find out where this is going.

If we don't get these things then this is a solid refund for us and turns into a 1 taco, and for everyone that still looking for an app like this then I recommend Tenscores. However worth to note, I spent a considerable amount of time discussing with the Tenscores developers some years back when using their software, and we had a ton of problems with them and do not use them anymore, but there are few apps like this out there. Which is why you find me here, investing in the Adsby team, and praying that they pull through :)

So Far I love Adsby it’s very easy to use. Before making my purchase I always watched videos on YouTube for the reviews of any tool to see how it works or what the reviews are as well as visiting the website itself. Adsby is one of the good ones and i’m happy I got a chance to go on this journey with them. I’m hoping for their success as Adsby gets better and I hope they be around for a long time.

Adsby Review

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4 Tacos)

Adsby is a tool with great potential, and I’ve been impressed by the team’s responsiveness and willingness to provide support. However, there are a few key areas that need improvement to fully unlock its value:
1. Editing Capabilities: It’s crucial to enable users to edit ads that have already been created.
2. Language Support: The quality of copywriting and keyword selection in languages other than English needs to be significantly improved.
3. Asset Management: The process of adding promotions, sitelinks, and other assets should be more intuitive and streamlined.

I recommend that the developers focus exclusively on search campaigns and the ad creation/editing process. There’s already strong competition, with tools like Optmyzer and Adalysis excelling in optimization tasks. However, these tools lack depth when it comes to ad creation, making this a unique opportunity for Adsby to stand out.

I’m looking forward to seeing updates in the coming weeks. If the suggested improvements are implemented, I’ll happily upgrade my rating to 5 tacos. If not, I may need to consider a refund as, despite its potential, the product currently feels at early stage (half baked and incomplete).