The ad should match the page.

Otto watches the accounts next to the live site. Creative and budget stay drafts until you approve them. The weekly note says what the spend did.

The spendChecked against the page

A landing page changes and the ad keeps the old offer. Or a creative runs long enough that the cost moves and the account stays unopened.

Otto pulls Meta, Google, LinkedIn, X, and ChatGPT ads into one list, ranked by what is worth doing before more money goes out.

  • The ad is compared with the page it opens
  • A budget move waits for a yes
  • The week is one note, not five logins

The ad work that slips between meetings.

Not a new media plan. The checks that keep spend attached to the page you are actually running.

  • The channels together

    Meta, Google, LinkedIn, X, and ChatGPT ads, read next to the site.

  • Creative that has gone stale

    When the click rate fades, Otto drafts a new angle aligned with the live page.

  • Budget with a reason

    A shift toward what is working comes with the rationale, before the money moves.

  • The weekly digest

    What spent, what converted, and what is waiting on you, in plain language.

Spend does not move on its own.

Otto can recommend. Launching a creative or changing a budget stays with you.

  • Approval on money

    Budget and new creative stay in the queue until you sign off.

  • The page is the source

    Ad copy is checked against the landing page, so the promise and the page do not split.

  • A record of the change

    What was approved, and what the account did after, stays in the log.

The ad was still selling Tuesday's offer.

A clinic can change the consultation page while Meta ads and a Google ad still name the old price. The spend can keep climbing until someone notices.

Otto can flag the mismatch, draft replacement lines from the live page, and leave the budget where it is until someone approves a shift.

Example: how a local service business could use Otto

Otto would flag ads that still name an old offer, draft replacement lines from the live page, and leave the budget where it is until someone approved a shift.

  • 3Ads still naming the old offer
  • 9Days the cost had been climbing
  • 1Draft tied to the live page
  • 0Budget changes without approval