Weather based campaign management. I mean, y'all weather based campaign management. This is unreal. This also gets really intrusive from a targeting perspective. I wonder if Google tries guard against this or if they haven't thought about it yet, this means we will not support this forever, but they still work still functions. Google. Example here by the way, I think is it's too linear. An amusement park company may wanna increase their bids when the weather is nice. Sure. Obviously you've got a, a significant ad spent. There's no reason not to think along lines like the super cool idea. Here's how it works. Every time you think Google can't get any cooler. Something like this happens weather based campaign management. Y'all weather based campaign manager. This is unreal. So first of all, note, the big red flag, Google ad script's legacy. This means we will not support this forever, but they still work still functions. Very clear neglect here. This looks like everybody's blog. The last blog was August 6th, 2020, and it says, sorry, we haven't blogged in so long. So for whatever that's worth or whatever that means, I don't think it means anything. Even so I, this is just, this is just so cool. The script uses Google spreadsheets to store the list of campaigns and their associated locations. A call to the open weather map API is made for each loca, at least location. And whether conditions are calculated using some basic rules if a rule evaluates to true, then a corresponding location bid multiplier apply to location, target for the campaign. So you can choose. To set up a rules engine based off of the weather in a particular location. And it's so cool. If you think about the implications Google's example here, by the way, I think is it's too linear. An amusement part company may wanna increase their bids when the weather is nice. Sure. Obviously, but I also feel like if you wanted to really dive deep into the psychology of people. you could think about swapping out the campaigns that you're running based off of sunny and rainy weather and, just the language that you would use that would be different or the imagery or the, the, the ads, the offer, even. And, and maybe that's too far of a reach for small businesses, for sure. But y'all for, I mean, if you've got a significant ad spend, there is no reason. Not to think along lines like these. So again, don't just go down the middle of the lane and I'm probably just a kid with a shiny new toy, and I wanna see where it is that I can deploy it, but regardless, super cool idea. Here's how it works. So you've got a couple of variables here condition name, it looks like there's only two conditions. The sheet shown above defines two weather conditions, sunny and. what other weather conditions exist though? Is that the open weather map API? Could I use any condition in the open web open weather map API? I guess you'd have to go figure that out. So I don't know if somebody knows the answer to this. Please tell me, I don't know how this would work. I've never used the open weather map API. so I guess that would be the first thing is you have to go learn the API and see what's available and accessible inside of the API. That said even if it's just sunny and rainy, I think that that's freaking awesome, but it sounds like there's quite a bit more, but even in addition to that we have temperature, which gosh, I'm in Phoenix and the temperature in Phoenix can get up to 125 degrees Fahrenheit. If you're a car wash, for instance, it might be like, Hey, once the temperature gets past X, just stop advertising because I know people aren't gonna come wash their car today. That type of thing would be really interesting. Precipitation actually kind of same story with the car wash now that I'm thinking about it. 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And now back to your regularly scheduled program, the wind speed in miles per hour. Y'all this is so cool. So you can make adjustments based off of the current temperature particip. in millimeters, the rain and millimeters during the last three hours and then the wind speed and miles per hour. And then of course, general condition sunny or rainy when defining weather conditions specified below. And then you would give them the location data, which makes sense. So you have the geotarget code. but then what's really cool is you get to offer proximity and proximity radius. So you could even do a little bit in the way of campaign sculpting by weather. You could have your sunny campaign and your rainy campaign and adjust what people are seeing based off. the weather in their area. And this also gets really intrusive from a targeting perspective. I wonder if Google tries to guard against this or if they haven't thought about it yet, but imagine being able to modify your ad copy if it's raining outside and you are actually able to say, like, it doesn't suck that you can't go outside right now. I don't know. I just think that, that's the type of interrupter marketing too, that really captures people's attention. You're just like, oh my goodness, how on earth did you know that that was happening? And that was taking place? I bet you, that level of personalization is probably something that Google would frown upon, but I can't see how they would stop that. As a matter of fact, that kind of feels like what this is for. yeah. Anyway, I'm gonna include a, a link to this article in the description of this video. Another thing to note is just some of the stuff that's available inside of this Google ad scripts. It's pretty cool. It's worth just like. poking around and clicking around because there's, scripts instead of Google is something that I haven't done nearly as much of a deep dive as I should have, but there's a lot that you can do. And a lot of those SAS products, like, Fred Valles is optimizer, dive deep, deep, deep into scripts, and then sort of sell the. more polished version to you in a SAS, which of course, I'm not bashing at all. I think that's a great idea. It's exactly what they should be. Here's what the script looks like. This is just so intimidating. I remember trying to build software back in the day and. Just because my attention to detail is so flawed. It was just like calculus. It was like, oh, I made a mistake on line 12. So line 467 is gonna be ruined forever until I find the mistake on line 12. And I never did. That's all I got super cool, really excited about that. Can't wait to see how people use. It would love to know how you are gonna use it. Would also love to know how you're using scripts. If you have scripts that you've built yourself or that you've stolen from other people that you find super functional. Let me know. I wouldn't mind building a library of assets that we can give to folks, and I'd be happy to feature it here on the channel and give it away to people. And I'd give you a shout out. We could even have you on the channel and you could tell people what it is and how you use it. Yeah, we've. Kind of a solid little community that's happening here. I think I'm at 11,000 subscribers. Is that true? Yeah. 10,800 subscribers. That is absolutely insane. It's absolutely insane. So if you're one of the subscribers and you watch on a regular basis really appreciate you. Thank you so much for supporting the channel. This has been super awesome. Anyway, that's all I got. Appreciate you watching and I'll see you. Tomorrow. Words are so important. So important and, and I'm not just talking about to Google, like Google is semantically obsessed. Fine. Take that. Put it aside for a moment. The words that you choose to use are they're going to dictate how well you connect with your audience.