ChatGPT ads test: water heaters
Runs on theStacc's account. No ChatGPT ads sign-up for you. 28 days, $896 of test money paid upfront.
- 1
Connect
Our account
- 2
Your steps
1 of 4 done
- 3
Ads ready
From your ad kit
- 4
Created paused
- 5
Platform review
- 6
Turned on
How people see you
- Your name
- Northside Plumbing & Drains
- Your logo
- Square, 512 × 512, made from your Library logo
- Your website
- northsideplumbing.example
ChatGPT shows your name and logo next to the ad. Its records show theStacc as the company that pays.
Your part
Approve the plan
Done 27 Oct.
Check your name and logo
1 minute.
Let theStacc advertise for you
1 minute, once for every platform. Upload one business document.
Pay the test money: $896
1 minute. What isn't spent comes back within 7 days of ChatGPT's last charge.
Our part
We make the ads from your approved ideas
We create them paused in our ChatGPT ads account for your business
One account per business, so nothing you do affects anyone else.
We switch off OpenAI's automatic ad edits
So no line you have not approved can appear.
ChatGPT checks them, then they turn on by themselves
We watch them against what we expected.
The ads
From the ideas you approved in the ad kit. OpenAI suggests 16 to 24 characters for titles and 32 to 48 for the line, so these stay short.
The test
Who sees it
Adults in the Columbus, OH area on ChatGPT's free and Go plans, when the chat is about water heaters
Budget
$32 a day for 28 days from Sunday 1 Nov, $896 at most. Up to $64 on a busy day, never more than $224 in a week
Keep it if
8 in 10 likely that a lead costs under $265, your water-heater break-even, after 28 days and 6 leads. Stops after day 14 if that falls under 1 in 10
Where leads go
Your water-heater page with its own tracked number. Leads land in Leads and are sent back to ChatGPT ads
About 25 minutes on OpenAI's site, and a business check that can take up to a week.