AI Advertising Secrets — ChatGPT Ad Services

ChatGPT ads is the biggest opportunity for businesses to get more customers since Facebook launched.

Want me to create your first ad before your competition does?

Pick a time and we’ll get on a quick call to discuss getting your ChatGPT Ads set up.

How do ChatGPT ads work?

It’s actually really simple. People go to ChatGPT and search for things they want every day.

  • “Best HVAC repair near me.”
  • “Who can remodel my kitchen?”
  • “What’s the best CRM for my business?”

If they’re searching for something related to what you sell, your ad can show up right below the answer.

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They click your ad. They find your business. You get a potential new customer. That’s it.

Why now?

  1. 1

    You’re early. Competition is low — for now.

  2. 2

    They’re inexpensive. Get in while ad costs are still low.

  3. 3

    Your customers are already there. 2.5 billion searches happen on ChatGPT every day.

So, who am I?

I’m Noelle Russell.

I’m a multi-award-winning TEDx speaker, best-selling author, and AI executive who helps businesses grow with responsible AI solutions that scale. I’m a revenue growth and cost optimization expert, a 5x Microsoft AI MVP, and I was named the #1 Agentic AI Leader in 2025.

I’ve taught over 3.4 million learners on LinkedIn, my TEDx talk has been viewed more than a million times, and I’ve led AI teams at some of the world’s largest technology companies. Today I run Agentic AI Agency, where my team builds and manages AI-powered advertising for businesses like yours.

Noelle Russell, CEO of Agentic AI Agency

Companies I’ve worked with

  • Microsoft
  • Amazon
  • IBM
  • NPR

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