GPT Ads

Advertising inside AI assistants, run as a performance channel

Paid placements inside AI assistants, tested carefully and measured against acquisition cost.

People increasingly start with an AI assistant rather than a search box. Paid placements are appearing inside those experiences, and early advertisers usually buy attention before the cost catches up with the market.

Voxa treats GPT advertising the same way as any other channel: a defined objective, a controlled test budget, tracking that reports enquiries rather than impressions, and an honest read on whether it is working.

This sits alongside your existing accounts. If the numbers do not support it, we will tell you before you spend more.

Capabilities

What GPT Ads management includes

Every account is different, so the emphasis changes. These are the components we work across.

  • AI assistant ad placements
  • Controlled test budgets
  • Offer and message testing
  • Conversion tracking
  • Cost per acquisition measurement
  • Rollout only where results justify it

How we work

A repeatable performance process

The same sequence applies to every platform we manage, so decisions are made against data rather than opinion.

  1. STEP 01

    Understand

    We work through your business, customers, margins, offer and objectives before touching an advertising account.

  2. STEP 02

    Build

    Campaign structure, targeting, tracking and creative strategy are developed for the platforms that suit your market.

  3. STEP 03

    Launch

    Campaigns are deployed across the selected advertising platforms with tracking verified before spend begins.

  4. STEP 04

    Measure

    Leads, conversions, acquisition costs and other commercially relevant metrics are tracked from day one.

  5. STEP 05

    Optimise

    Audiences, keywords, advertisements, offers and budgets are tested continuously against performance data.

  6. STEP 06

    Scale

    Budget is allocated toward the campaigns that demonstrate commercially viable performance.

Reporting

You should always know where the money went

Reporting focuses on the numbers that inform commercial decisions, and skips the ones that only look impressive.

What your reporting covers

  • Advertising spend
  • Clicks
  • Leads
  • Cost per lead
  • Conversion rate
  • Qualified leads where data is available
  • Cost per acquisition where measurable
  • Revenue and ROAS where attribution is available
  • Campaign trends
  • Tests undertaken
  • Recommended next actions