Start with the customer’s situation
Hints that sound like a customer, not a product title
ChatGPT ads for local shops
From a thoughtful gift to a piece for a new home, customers use conversations to explore their options. Turn your website into relevant ChatGPT ad ideas for the things you sell.
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A shop worth discovering “My sister loves her morning coffee. What could I give her that feels a little more personal?”
Illustrative exampleHints that sound like a customer, not a product title
Feed readiness if you sell online: the whole catalogue, once
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A gift, a new home, an afternoon in the neighbourhood. Explore how a different customer need can shape the hint, the ad and the next step.
“My sister loves her morning coffee. What could I give her that feels a little more personal?”
A thoughtful gift for a coffee lover
The gift is about a person and a habit. The ad makes that connection, then leads to the relevant collection.
“We have just moved and our dining table feels bare. Any ideas for something useful with a bit of character?”
Ceramics to make a new home feel personal
This customer is furnishing a home. A collection of useful pieces fits the conversation better than a general gift message.
“I am spending Saturday in town. I would love to find an independent shop with handmade pieces to browse.”
An independent ceramics shop to visit locally
The next step is a shop visit. Send people to useful location and opening information, and check your campaign location settings separately.
Fictional campaign examples. Ads are separate from ChatGPT’s answers. Actual appearance and placement may vary.
Retail search is "ceramic bowl" and "gift shop near me." ChatGPT is "I need something handmade for my sister who just moved." Those are different people in different moods. Hints should describe that second situation in the customer’s language rather than repeat the product feed.
Category terms you can develop into more specific situations.
Illustrative wording for a shopper’s needs.
Your business is the starting point.
Start with your website. AthillyAds uses your products, story and existing pages to build a brand profile you can review and refine.
Review targeting ideas grouped by customer intent. Keep the situations that fit your shop, and shape the copy around products you actually sell.
Review your ads, images and destination pages together. Resolve the preflight findings before submission, with your budget and campaign decisions in your hands.
We read your site, including the shopping feed if you have one, then write hints and chat cards in the language of the conversation. Titles that work in a sentence, not a search box. A readiness report flags catalogue issues to review before submission. First campaign free.
Ad spend is separate. Publishing requires an eligible ad account and platform approval.
Explore the connection between a customer situation, a specific offer and a useful destination through annotated examples.
Read the guide02Check product information, availability and destination pages before turning a selection from your catalogue into a campaign.
Read the guide03Choose a useful business outcome and an affordable test before you start evaluating clicks, visits and orders.
Read the guideFirst campaign free. We read the site, write the ads, and check them before review.
Build my campaign freeAd spend is separate. Publishing requires an eligible ad account and platform approval.