ChatGPT ads specialist: a new channel where almost nobody has experience yet
Ads in ChatGPT now run across Europe and businesses can set them up on their own. But there are no keywords, no benchmarks, and the website has to pass a crawler check first. Whoever learns it first sells experience businesses can’t find elsewhere.
You set up and manage the ads that appear below ChatGPT’s answers. These ads don’t target keywords but what a person is writing about right now: planning a holiday, choosing software, furnishing a flat. Your job is to describe the situations in which a client’s offer is useful, get the website ready so that OpenAI’s ad crawler can review it, set up conversion tracking with visitors’ consent, and then steer the budget by what actually sells. Clear up one misunderstanding at the start: an ad does not change what ChatGPT answers. It sits below the answer, is labelled as sponsored, and no amount of money buys a place inside the answer itself.
Someone who tells ChatGPT they need accounting software for a small online shop, or a seaside stay for a family with a dog, reveals more than they ever typed into a search engine. Below the answer, they may now see an ad that responds to exactly that.
💡 Why it works
🆕A new channel with no seasoned experts yet
Ads in ChatGPT are new to Europe and still in beta. Agencies are only starting to try them and businesses have nobody to ask. Anyone who has run the first campaigns and can show them offers experience that is still rare.
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