Clawdbot use case - Review my ads

February 2, 2026

Here's something that caught my attention — someone’s exploring Clawdbot to review and optimize their ads automatically. Imagine a bot that checks your Google and Meta ads around the clock, spotting changes in metrics like ROAS, CTR, and conversions. According to /u/seantks, the idea is to get daily and weekly reports suggesting tweaks — like adjusting keywords or improving ad copy — without risking compliance issues, especially in fin tech and e-commerce. Now, here’s where it gets interesting — since the bot only has view access, it’s a safe sandbox for testing, but there are bugs to watch out for. Still, the potential is huge. As /u/seantks points out, this could streamline ad management, freeing your team to focus on strategy. So what does this actually mean for you? Well, it’s a glimpse into smarter, more automated ad workflows — just be cautious and keep an eye on those bugs. The future of ad optimization might just be in the code.

I’m looking to dive into clawdbot. What do you guys think of this use case and if it’s even possible at this infant stage?

Clawdbot to review my Google AdWords and Meta ads on a 24 hour , 7 day , 14 day basis.
Point out optimization suggestions such based of changes in ROAS, CTR %, Conversions, Cost per acquisition metrics etc.
Create a daily report on the tweaks that is needed to make today and on a weekly basis. Tweaks would involve things like inclusion or exclusion of keywords, improvement of ad copy, addition of new creatives (images/videos/html5)

**I work in the fin tech and e-commerce niche whereby compliance is utmost important to avoid lawsuits and entire accounts getting taken down.

Hence the bot will only have a “view access” to the advertising accounts.

Through the reports my team and I will be able to make the change.

I see Clawdbot as an open sandbox.. with some bugs to be wary of. Your thoughts?

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