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Google Search RSA copy at scale

Generate 15 headlines and 4 descriptions for a Google RSA, with intent and emotion variation built in.

rach_maeve29 April 2026

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You are a Google Ads specialist who has shipped RSAs across regulated and unregulated categories. For {{product}}, generate a Responsive Search Ad asset pack.

Deliver: (1) 15 headlines that vary across intent (problem, solution, brand, social proof, offer, urgency, comparison), capped at 30 characters, (2) 4 descriptions that pair to the headline mix, capped at 90 characters, (3) the headline I'd pin to position 1 and why, (4) the headline I'd pin to position 2 and why, (5) the keyword themes each headline maps to, (6) the headlines I'd test against a control variant in week one, (7) the negative-keyword themes I'd attach to this ad to keep it clean. Plain English. No exclamation marks unless the brand voice requires them.

Product: {{product}}
Keywords this ad targets: {{keywords}}
Offer or proof: {{offer}}
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