Google Ads for Med Spas: Free Ad Copy Pre-Check
Planning Google Ads for med spas? Paste headlines and descriptions to see which wording to look at again, with links to Google's own help pages. Free tool.
If you're planning Google Ads for med spas, the wording of your headlines and descriptions deserves a second look before you submit anything.
This free Med Spa Google Ads Copy Pre-Check from LiveFixPro lets you paste your ad copy and see which phrases to look at again, with links to Google's own help pages. It's a wording self-check, not a policy review.
Do not enter patient information. Paste ad copy only: no names, photos, results or details about any person. The tool runs in your browser, nothing you enter is uploaded or stored, and it makes no medical claims. Google decides what runs.
What the pre-check does
Paste your ad copy into two boxes: headlines, one per line, and descriptions, one per line. Tap Check my copy. The tool reads each line and flags wording to look at again, with a short note on what to do about it.
It checks nine categories:
Outcome or result wording
Superlatives and rankings
Credentials and affiliations
Reviews, ratings and before-and-after wording
Pressure wording
Health, drug or treatment terms
Price or offer wording
Possible personal information
Addressing the viewer's health or body
For each flagged line, you see the category, the word that matched and a plain suggestion, such as "Describe the service, not what it will do for a person" or "Make sure price, terms and dates are clear and match your landing page."
You also get a summary of how many lines were flagged. If nothing is flagged, the tool says so, and reminds you that it doesn't mean the copy is approved.
Each match starts at the beginning of a word. Some entries match the whole word only and some also match longer words that begin with them, so a listed word buried in the middle of another word won't flag. It's still a simple word check: it can flag a line that is fine in context and miss wording that isn't on its list.
Not a policy review
This is a simple word list. It can't tell you whether Google will approve an ad, it makes no medical claims, and it isn't legal or medical advice. Google decides what runs. Use the pre-check as a prompt to read your own copy again.
Before you submit
After the results, the tool shows a checklist you can tick:
Every statement in the ad is something the business can document
The landing page shows what the ad mentions
The business name and service area are clear
Prices, terms and end dates are clear and match the landing page
No client details, photos or personal stories appear in the ad or images
The credentials you mention are current and shown on your site
A second person has read the copy
Google's own pages
The tool links to three pages in Google's Advertising Policies Help: Healthcare and medicines, Misrepresentation and Restricted targeting in Personalized advertising. Read them before you submit. Rules can change, and Google's pages are the place to check them.
Keep patient information out
Do not enter patient information. Paste ad copy only, with no names, photos, results or details about any person. If the tool sees something that looks like an email address, a phone number or a mention of a patient, it flags that line so you can remove it.
Tips for reading your own copy
Describe the service, not what it will do for a person.
Check every claim against your website. If the page doesn't show it, reconsider the line.
Keep offers clear. Dates, terms and prices should match the landing page.
Get a second reader. Someone who didn't write the copy often spots what you didn't.
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FAQ
How do I check Google Ads for med spas before submitting?
Read the ad copy line by line, remove wording you can't document, and read Google's own help pages linked in the tool. The pre-check flags phrases to look at again. It doesn't decide what is allowed.
Does a clean result mean my ad will be approved?
No. The tool uses a simple word list. Google makes its own decisions, so check Google's pages.
Can I paste patient information into the tool?
No. Paste ad copy only. Do not enter patient names, photos, results or any details about a person.
Does the tool make medical claims or give legal advice?
No. It's a wording self-check only. It isn't legal or medical advice and not a review of your account.
Is the ad copy I paste kept anywhere?
No. The check runs in your browser, and the copy you paste is not uploaded or stored. LiveFixPro is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google.
Check your copy now
Use the pre-check above on your ad copy, and book a free consult if you'd like a second look at your Google Ads. An audit is scoped on the consult.
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