Analytic Learner — Google Ads & Shopping Intelligence

Evidence-based Google Ads and Shopping research with clean keyword phrases and print-ready reports.

Analytic Learner — Google Ads & Shopping Intelligence Analyzer helps marketers and researchers collect publicly visible Google Search advertising and Shopping listing evidence in one organized workspace. Search a keyword or product query, choose a Google market and language, open the corresponding Google results page, and manually capture the content currently visible in the selected tab. Review captured titles, visible ad copy, product prices, merchant names, destination domains, landing-page links and suggested keyword phrases. Export your research to CSV, Excel-compatible XLSX, Word-compatible DOCX, HTML, or a print-ready report that can be saved as PDF. KEY FEATURES • Manual capture of visible Google Search sponsored results • Google Shopping product-card capture where supported by the rendered page • Country, optional city/area hint, language and search-mode controls • Competitor domain and visible-message research • Suggested keyword phrases derived from captured visible text • Local exports: CSV, XLSX, DOCX, HTML and browser print / Save as PDF • Locally stored research records in the browser IMPORTANT LIMITATIONS This extension records only public content rendered in the Google tab you choose. Google determines which ads and listings appear. Country and city settings influence the Google search request but do not change your IP address, guarantee physical geo-targeting, or force an ad to appear. Shopping results are not automatically treated as sponsored ads unless a sponsored label is visible. Suggested keywords are heuristic phrases extracted from visible text, not verified advertiser keywords, search-volume data or rankings. Advertiser budgets, bidding strategies, private campaign settings and account performance are not publicly exposed by Google and are not retrieved by this extension. The extension does not require a sign-in, does not send captured research to an external server, and stores captured records locally using Chrome extension storage. Google Search pages are opened by the user for research. External destination links are opened only when the user chooses them.