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Robert Szymański

Founder of Roition, independent Google Ads API developer

Founder of Roition, with almost 3 years of Google Ads experience. Designs and builds process automation for Polish companies: system integrations, handling enquiries and quotes, AI assistants working on company data.

Builds Marketing Workspace, a tool where AI agents analyse Google Ads, Meta and GA4 accounts through the official APIs, and a human approves every change to the account.

On the blog he writes about what he tests in practice: what automation costs, when it is not worth it, and where AI helps in campaigns and where it gets the numbers wrong.

Results delivered

  • Fallow Deer (marketing agency): an AI system for Google and Meta campaigns with a specialist approving every change. The team needs 84-91% less time for data analysis and campaign changes (a month without the system compared to a month with it). See the project
  • Mal-Drew (store with 19,000 building products): quote automation from email enquiries. About 190 enquiries handled in about two weeks, zero lost, with no new hires; plus about 90 backlogged emails cleared. See the project
  • Gladan (industrial energy efficiency): an internal AI assistant for the sales and customer service teams. Response time to customer enquiries 80-90% shorter; when data is missing, the assistant says “I don't know” instead of guessing. See the project
  • Marketing Workspace: Google verified Robert as an independent Google Ads API developer and cleared AI agents to create campaigns through the official API. The review covered the whole flow: campaign draft, validation, human approval, and only then was commercial access granted. See Marketing Workspace
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Writes about

  • Process automation
  • Google Ads
  • AI in marketing
  • n8n and integrations

Articles

AI in Google Ads15 October 2026

AI agents and MCP with access to Google Ads: 5 things that go wrong and how to check them

Connecting Claude or ChatGPT to Google Ads via MCP? 5 problems: project access, full write rights, stale data, a lost list, a silent write failure.

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AI in Google Ads15 October 2026

How to delete client data from ChatGPT: what goes, what stays and what to tell your client

A deleted ChatGPT chat usually leaves OpenAI's servers within 30 days, but memory and Library files stay. 4 cleanup steps and a message for your client.

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AI in Google Ads14 October 2026

Pasting client Google Ads data into an AI chat? 6 things to check in your contracts and settings

Pasting a client's Google Ads export into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini? 6 places in contracts and terms to check before the client asks.

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Tools14 October 2026

Free AI chatbot for your online store: how to set it up step by step

OpenAI key, product feed, code on your site: 8 steps to an AI shopping advisor on Shoper, IdoSell, WooCommerce, PrestaShop and Shopify.

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AI in Google Ads13 October 2026

Why AI gets Google Ads numbers wrong and how to check them before you send a report to a client

AI gave you a campaign cost that is not in the UI? 6 causes, from micros to hidden search terms, and a checklist before you send numbers to a client.

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AI in Google Ads12 October 2026

Which AI model for which job in Google Ads? We tested 8 models on a real account

Claude, GPT and Gemini on data from a real Google Ads account. Which model reads data, judges search terms and plans campaigns best, and where each fails.

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Tools8 June 2026

Make vs n8n vs Zapier: which one to choose?

Make, n8n or Zapier? The differences in plain words: who each one is for and when to choose which.

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Automation strategy8 June 2026

When is automation not worth it?

Not every process is worth automating. The simple 12-month rule and the signs that it is better not to.

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Automation costs6 June 2026

How much does automation maintenance cost?

How much it costs to look after automation after implementation, what it covers and why without it a process quietly stops working.

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Automation costs5 June 2026

How much does process automation cost?

Real price ranges for automation, what drives them and how to check whether it will pay off in your company. With a worked example.

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