EPISODE · Jun 1, 2026 · 4 MIN
ChatGPT Ads: How to Write Context Hints for ChatGPT Ads and Win at AI Advertising
from Market Like a Genius with Ahmet Dogan
If you're running ChatGPT ads or thinking about getting into AI advertising, there's one thing that can make or break your campaign before it even gets started — and most advertisers are completely getting it wrong. It's called context hints, and in this episode, I'm breaking down exactly how to write them the right way.Here's the thing. A lot of people come into ChatGPT ads with a keyword mindset. They've spent years on Google Search, they know how to build keyword lists, and they just copy that same approach over. But context hints don't work like keywords. They're not about matching exact phrases. They're about describing the conversation — the intent, the situation, the problem a user is trying to solve when they open up ChatGPT and start typing.In this episode, I walk you through the difference between a weak context hint and a strong one, and more importantly, I show you how to think about this from the user's perspective. Because that's the shift that changes everything. You stop asking "what words does my audience type" and you start asking "what does my audience actually need right now, and what kind of conversation are they having?"We also get into ad group structure — because how you organize your campaigns is just as important as the hints themselves. I see so many advertisers cramming unrelated products and audiences into the same ad group, and then wondering why their results are all over the place. In AI advertising, relevance is everything. The tighter and more focused your ad group, the better your signal, and the better your results.I'll cover how to keep each ad group locked onto a single theme or intent area, why you need to separate meaningfully different audiences even if they're buying the same product, and how to test different messaging approaches by running multiple ads within each group.Whether you're a brand advertiser, a performance marketer, or an agency running campaigns for clients, this episode gives you a practical, no-fluff framework for writing context hints that put your ads in the right conversations — with the right people — at the right moment.AI advertising is still early, and that means the brands and agencies that learn how to do this correctly right now are going to have a serious edge. This is one of those fundamentals that will compound over time.If you need a professional AI Advertising Agency accredited by OpenAI ChatGPT ads, we can help you.I'm Ahmet Dogan, CEO of LeadGulls Digital Marketing Agency, and this is the kind of stuff we work on every day with our clients. Tune in, take notes, and go fix your context hints.Click to lear more:https://leadgulls.comhttps://leadgulls.com/openai-chatgpt-ads-agencyhttps://leadgulls.com/ai-advertising-agency
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If you're running ChatGPT ads or thinking about getting into AI advertising, there's one thing that can make or break your campaign before it even gets started — and most advertisers are completely getting it wrong. It's called context hints, and in this episode, I'm breaking down exactly how to write them the right way.Here's the thing. A lot of people come into ChatGPT ads with a keyword mindset. They've spent years on Google Search, they know how to build keyword lists, and they just copy that same approach over. But context hints don't work like keywords. They're not about matching exact phrases. They're about describing the conversation — the intent, the situation, the problem a user is trying to solve when they open up ChatGPT and start typing.In this episode, I walk you through the difference between a weak context hint and a strong one, and more importantly, I show you how to think about this from the user's perspective. Because that's the shift that changes everything. You stop asking "what words does my audience type" and you start asking "what does my audience actually need right now, and what kind of conversation are they having?"We also get into ad group structure — because how you organize your campaigns is just as important as the hints themselves. I see so many advertisers cramming unrelated products and audiences into the same ad group, and then wondering why their results are all over the place. In AI advertising, relevance is everything. The tighter and more focused your ad group, the better your signal, and the better your results.I'll cover how to keep each ad group locked onto a single theme or intent area, why you need to separate meaningfully different audiences even if they're buying the same product, and how to test different messaging approaches by running multiple ads within each group.Whether you're a brand advertiser, a performance marketer, or an agency running campaigns for clients, this episode gives you a practical, no-fluff framework for writing context hints that put your ads in the right conversations — with the right people — at the right moment.AI advertising is still early, and that means the brands and agencies that learn how to do this correctly right now are going to have a serious edge. This is one of those fundamentals that will compound over time.If you need a professional AI Advertising Agency accredited by OpenAI ChatGPT ads, we can help you.I'm Ahmet Dogan, CEO of LeadGulls Digital Marketing Agency, and this is the kind of stuff we work on every day with our clients. Tune in, take notes, and go fix your context hints.Click to lear more:https://leadgulls.comhttps://leadgulls.com/openai-chatgpt-ads-agencyhttps://leadgulls.com/ai-advertising-agency
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