paid
Google Ads
You grant Nexus access once, at onboarding: Share the Google Ads customer id; Nexus reads through its own manager access.
setup
you grant access once
usage cost
no per-call cost
required by
7 agents
used by
2 more, when present
Requires itrequiredrequiredrequiredrequiredrequiredrequiredrequired
These agents cannot run without it.
keyword-research
Keyword research
A scored keyword universe from Planner data, grouped into themes and intents.
google-ads-monthly
Google Ads monthly
What changed, why, and what to do next, graded by campaign objective.
google-ads-audit
Google Ads audit
A one-time structural audit of the account.
google-ads-inspector
Google Ads inspector
Reads the account into a fresh snapshot the analyst and strategist reason over.
google-ads-analyst
Google Ads analyst
Explains why performance moved: volume versus efficiency, by campaign.
google-ads-strategist
Google Ads strategist
Prioritized, approvable optimization recommendations with an audit trail.
paid-ads-pulse
Paid-ads pulse
A short cross-channel pulse between the monthly deep reports.
Uses it when present
These agents get deeper with it.
Governance
Reads are free to run; writes are gated.
- Credentials live per client on an encrypted volume, never in a prompt.
- Anything Nexus would write through this connector previews first and needs a human yes.
Evidence for this connector
7 agents that require it2 agents that use it when present47 agents in the registry14 live dashboards6 governance claims with code behind them
No sandbox sample is published for this connector yet; live dashboards are client data and are never linked here.
Customer evidence appears here only with a client's written consent. System facts are generated from the same model this page renders from.
Machine twin: /connectors/google_ads.json · /nexus.json · /llms.txt
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