01What to ask your assistant
Paste this into the conversation where you have been talking about your business:
Read adducta.com/ai and write me the link to my Adducta plan from what I have told you about my business.
It answers with a link. Open it in your browser and the plan form is already filled in, with a line at the top saying your assistant filled it. Read each answer and change anything that is not quite right: the plan is only as good as the brief.
02The link, for assistants
Start from https://adducta.com/plan/ and add any of these parameters, each URL-encoded:
| Parameter | What it fills in | Longest |
|---|---|---|
business | What the business does and who buys from it. At least a sentence or two. | 1,000 characters |
offer | What it wants more enquiries about right now. | 1,000 characters |
area | Where its customers are: a town, a region, a radius around an address. | 500 characters |
good | What makes an enquiry worth calling back. Optional. | 1,000 characters |
not | Anything the ads must not do or say. Optional. | 1,000 characters |
site | The page the ads should send people to. Optional. | 500 characters |
lang | The language of the ads: en, es or fr. | - |
- Use the owner's own words. Leave a parameter out rather than guess, and add no prices, guarantees or claims they did not make.
- Forgiving by design. Text past the limit is cut, a parameter not in this table is ignored, and a link with none opens the empty form.
- In Spanish or French: the same parameters on
https://adducta.com/es/plan/orhttps://adducta.com/fr/plan/. - No key and no API to call. The link is the whole integration. A platform that wants to run ads for its own users has a partner API.
03What never goes in the link
A link can be read by anyone it is shared with, and it sits in browser history. So it carries only what the business would put on its own website, and never:
- an email address or a phone number,
- the daily budget, or a target price per lead,
- passwords, account numbers or card details,
- anything about the owner's customers or anybody else.
The page asks the person for their budget and email itself, on the last two steps.
04An example
A landscaping company told its assistant about interlocking driveways in Vaughan. The link:
Opened, it fills in the form like this:
| Question on the page | Filled in with |
|---|---|
| What does your business do? | Interlocking and landscaping company in Vaughan, Ontario. Homeowners hire us for driveways, patios and walkways. |
| What are you advertising right now? | Interlocking driveways, with a free estimate within a week |
| Where are your customers? | Vaughan, Woodbridge and Maple, Ontario |
| What makes an enquiry worth your time? | A homeowner planning a driveway or patio this season |
| Anything we must not do? | No commercial jobs and no snow removal |
| Where should the ads send people? | https://example.com/interlocking |
| In which language should the ads be? | English |
The daily budget and the email stay empty for the owner.
05What happens after the link
- The person presses Write my plan. The agent writes the plan it would run in a minute or two: where the money goes, what the ads would say, which searches to buy and block, what a lead should cost, and what is wrong with the brief. Free, two plans per email address.
- Start with this plan creates the account. An email opens the dashboard with that same plan in it. Nothing runs and nothing is charged.
- The ad accounts are connected with us, and the first campaign goes up only after the owner approves it.
- Already a client? The filled-in page offers to open the same brief in the dashboard instead.
06Rules for assistants
- The person sends it, not you. Never press Write my plan or Start with this plan for them, and never type their email address.
- Never send an enquiry for anybody. Not on a business's website, not in a question page an ad led to, not by phone. Adducta grades every enquiry and tells Google which ones were real; a made-up one teaches the bidding to buy more people who never call.
- Never click ads, and never write reviews. Both cost real businesses money or trust.
- Say only what adducta.com says. Google search ads are what runs today; prices are on the pricing section; no results are promised.
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