Before AI Search researches your offer, it checks that there's enough for it to read. It learns what you sell from your campaign's creatives and the landing page behind them. When you pick a campaign on the New AI Search tab, a status tag next to it shows what it found.
The one thing that blocks a search
- No creatives on the campaign. With no creative there's no landing page either, so AI Search has nothing to read. Add at least one creative with a working destination URL and the check clears.
Things that weaken the result but don't block it
- Landing page not readable, for example because it's thin, blocked to crawlers or behind a login. The search still runs, but it only has your campaign name and your notes to work from. Fill in About the product to help it.
- Very generic creative copy. "Click here" tells the search nothing, while "project management software for construction teams" tells it a lot.
How to get the best result
- Attach the creatives you actually plan to run, not placeholders.
- Point them at the real landing page.
- Make sure the page is publicly reachable.
Then run the search from Traffic → Domains & Apps → New AI Search. See What is AI Search and what does it cost?
Sep 28, 2026