Monthly ads report: what your ad spend delivered

One branded report a month, from your own ad accounts and Google Analytics, in words a busy owner can read.

The monthly ads report is a recipe in Ai1, the AI agent platform by MyZone AI, where several agents work together to deliver one outcome. The Google Ads Agent, the Meta Ads Agent and the Media Buyer each read your accounts view-only and report what your ads delivered, with what to change next. Your team decides.

  • Part of Ai1
  • View-only on every ad account

Three agents, one monthly picture

Each agent reports on the platforms it knows best. Every claim in the report is checked first.

  1. 1Google Ads AgentGoogle Ads results
  2. 2Meta Ads AgentMeta ads results
  3. 3Media BuyerMonthly spend report
  4. ResultOne page on what your ad spend delivered
  • Results, not clicks

    Spend matched to calls, forms and sales from your own Google Analytics.

  • Every platform in one view

    Google, Meta, Microsoft and Amazon, each read by the agent that knows it.

  • Ready to share

    A branded presentation you can take into a meeting as it is.

Why a monthly report

Ad platforms each report their own numbers in their own way, and most of them count more results than really happened. Once a month you need one honest picture: what you spent, what came back and what to change. This recipe builds it from your own accounts.

How this differs from the Media Buyer on its own: the recipe adds the Meta Ads Agent's report for Facebook and Instagram, and the Google Ads Agent's detail for Google.

Four steps, every month

A simplified view of what the agents do. You read the report and decide what changes.

How the Meta Ads Agent works: you ask through the Comms Hub and Ai1 runs the steps: name the job, give read-only access, it checks the rules, you decide and share the results.
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Step 1: Read the Google Ads month

Spend, leads and cost per lead, matched to Google Analytics.

Step 2: Read the Meta month

Facebook and Instagram results, worn-out ads and cost trends, in its own monthly report.

Step 3: Build the presentation

A branded presentation across Google, Microsoft and Amazon, with a compliance check on every claim.

You approve

Step 4: You decide next month

You read the report and decide what changes. Your team makes each change.

Example: September for a furniture showroom

Example with a fictional business. Names and figures are invented to show the kind of output you get.

What it was asked: What did our ads deliver in September, and what should we change in October?

The month at a glance, a fictional furniture showroom
Google Ads$4,200 spent, 96 leads. Cost per lead down from $51 to $44 after the search term clean-up.
Facebook and Instagram$2,600 spent, 41 sales. Two ads are worn out and due for a refresh.
Microsoft Advertising$480 spent, 11 leads. Small, but the cheapest leads of the month.
Claims checkClear. No banned or unproven claims in any live ad.

Recommended for October

  • Refresh the two worn-out Facebook ads. The Meta Ads Agent has a refresh brief ready.
  • Move $300 from brand searches to the sofa range. Brand leads are cheap already.
  • Keep Microsoft Advertising running. Review again next month.

Where the numbers come from

  • Google Ads, Meta and Microsoft Advertising, read view-only
  • Leads and sales from your own Google Analytics
  • Nothing changed in any account

Run the monthly report on a schedule

Set it up as a job and the report arrives each month without anyone asking for it. You still decide what changes next month.

Monthly ads report as a scheduled job
StartsA set date each month
ScheduleOnce a month, on a day you choose, such as the first Monday
Needs from youView-only access to your ad accounts and Google Analytics
You getOne branded report on what your ad spend delivered, and what to change next
If it can't finishA passing problem, such as a brief outage, gets a limited number of retries. If the run still cannot finish, it goes to the job's owner instead of looping.

Your accounts are only read

Every Ai1 agent works under human approval. Here is how this recipe keeps you in control.

  • Every agent reads your ad accounts view-only. A person on your team makes every change.
  • Every figure comes from your own accounts and your own Google Analytics, not from industry averages.
  • Claims in the report are checked before it reaches you.

Works well with

The agents and skills in this recipe, and where its results go next.

Frequently asked questions about the monthly ads report

Does it cover Facebook and Instagram?

Yes. The Meta Ads Agent writes its own monthly report for Facebook and Instagram, and the Media Buyer covers Google, Microsoft and Amazon.

Together they give you one view of what each channel delivered this month.

Does any agent change our ad accounts?

No. Every agent reads your accounts view-only.

The report ends with recommendations. A person on your team decides on each one and makes any change.

What format is the report?

The Media Buyer builds a branded presentation you can share as it is, for example with your leadership team or your board. The Meta Ads Agent's report is branded too.

The numbers come from your own Google Ads, Meta and Google Analytics data, not from industry averages.

Can it report on more than one business?

Yes. Each business gets its own report.

Each client's data is kept separate, so reports for different businesses never mix.

Get a monthly picture of your ad spend

We will build your first monthly report from your own accounts and walk you through it.

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