AI-Powered Google Ad Landing Pages Course

Create High-Converting Google Ad Landing Pages Using AI

Two production-ready boilerplates, an AI-assisted build workflow, and a complete wiring walkthrough for forms, conversion tracking, and deploy. Stop rebuilding the same plumbing from scratch every time a new campaign needs a page.

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The Builder Was Handling More Than You Realized

You’re not starting from scratch. You’ve used Unbounce, Leadpages, or whichever tool lives in the account. You know how to put a page together.

And you’ve hit what the builder won’t let you do.

The layout wants to go one direction and the tool pushes back. The form logic you need is a feature tier above what you’re paying for. The page loads slowly because the builder is dragging its own weight alongside yours. So you start looking at building your own pages. AI can write the copy. AI can generate a layout. You can own the whole thing and stop paying a monthly fee for the privilege of being limited.

Then you leave the builder and realize it was doing more than you noticed. Form submissions don’t just go somewhere on their own. Leads don’t appear in your CRM by default. A form fill doesn’t become a conversion event in Google Ads without wiring that the builder was handling quietly in the background.

Now you’re not building a landing page. You’re debugging infrastructure. The page sits half-finished while you research form handling and submission routing.

There is a faster path. It starts with the right foundation.

What If That Part Was Already Done?

Picture opening a project where the foundation is already built.

The form is already wired. Submissions already route where they need to go. You are not figuring out form handling. You are not debugging anything.

Now you describe the offer to AI. You get a first draft of the headline, the supporting copy, the FAQ answers. You use AI to shape the layout until it looks the way you want, not the way the template allows. You are using AI for what it’s actually good at, because everything underneath it is already handled.

A new campaign needs a dedicated page. You branch off the same foundation, drop in the new offer, adjust the design, and deploy. Hours, not days.

The clients who need multiple variants per campaign? That becomes an afternoon.

Here is exactly what the course teaches you to build.

What the course covers
01

Message match and headline strategy.

Headlines that connect with search intent and mirror your ad copy, generated and refined with AI so you are never starting from a blank page.

02

Performance optimization for faster load times.

A lean Next.js setup that ships fast pages by default, plus simple tweaks to keep visitors engaged instead of bouncing.

03

Credibility with testimonials and trust signals.

Where and how to place proof so it actually reassures visitors, instead of just decorating the page.

04

FAQs that address real objections.

Use AI to surface and structure the questions your best buyers are already asking, then turn them into copy that removes friction.

05

Multi-step and short-form options that fit your goals.

Pre-wired UseBasin forms in two flavors: a multi-step flow that walks visitors through key questions and filters out tire-kickers, and a shorter form when you want maximum volume. Both versions send clean data where it needs to go and plug into the same tracking and reporting stack.

06

Tracking, wiring, and deploy.

How to plug your forms into FormTrackr, verify conversions in Google Ads, and deploy the whole thing without wrestling confusing dashboards.

Included with the course

Two boilerplates. Pick the one that fits your campaign goal.

Both are production-ready Next.js projects, pre-wired with UseBasin forms and FormTrackr tracking. You are not adapting a theme. You are starting from a working foundation and using AI to shape the copy, layout, and design around your specific offer.

Template 1

Multi-step qualification form

Best when your problem is lead quality. The form walks prospects through a short series of questions before they submit. The extra steps add friction that filters out tire-kickers before they hit your inbox, so your sales team spends time on people who are actually ready to buy.

Template 2

Short form, qualify on follow-up

Best when your problem is conversion volume. Fewer fields mean faster submissions and a lower cost per lead. You collect the name and contact info, then do the qualifying on the call. Use this when your team can handle volume and you trust your follow-up process to do the filtering.

Not sure which to use? The course covers how to diagnose your current problem so you pick the right starting point.

Built with this system

Real pages. Real campaigns.

Three client landing pages built on the same boilerplate and workflow you get in the course. Different industries, same stack: Next.js, UseBasin, FormTrackr, and Google Ads conversion tracking wired end to end.

Veterinary rehabilitation · Chicago
Healing Tails
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Residential solar · Central Valley CA
Five Star Solar
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Corporate event photography · Austin TX
John Winters Photography
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What you leave with

Three things you built yourself.

A deployed landing page

Running on one of the included Next.js boilerplates. You get two starting points: one built around a multi-step qualification form, and another with a shorter, low-friction form. Pick the one that matches your campaign goal - higher lead quality or higher raw conversion rate. These are design-agnostic foundations, not rigid themes, and inside the course you’ll use AI to actually design and develop the page so you stay in full control of branding, styling, and components.

A multi-step qualification form

Built on top of UseBasin and wired to FormTrackr so you can see which leads and keywords actually turn into business.

A repeatable AI workflow

Prompts, structure, and boilerplate so future landing pages take minutes instead of hours, without sacrificing quality.

These aren’t pretty-but-rigid themes like a Webflow template or WordPress theme. They’re design-agnostic boilerplates: the layout, form logic, and tracking are handled for you, while the course walks you through using AI to shape the copy, layout, and visual design so everything still feels 100% on-brand.

Proof from client campaign work

After just 2 months Steve's been able to generate over $37k in revenue with Google Shopping Ads. This is a whopping 606% return on ad spend! We are more than happy.

Matt Epstein

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The 90-Day Implementation Guarantee

If you apply the process for 90 days and still do not see meaningful progress in lead quality, we will work with you to identify what is missing. If that still does not move the needle, we will refund 100%.

To qualify, you agree to:

Put the course into practice in an active Google Ads account, keep it running consistently, and track your results. Ask for support when you get stuck so we have a fair shot to help you improve.

What “meaningful progress” looks like:

Fewer junk inquiries, fewer irrelevant clicks, and a higher share of qualified prospects. If, after 90 days of best-effort implementation and our assistance, those signals don’t improve, we’ll refund your purchase.

How to request a refund:

Email support within 90 days of purchase with simple evidence that you implemented the training and kept campaigns active. We’ll review promptly, help if we can, or issue a full refund.