What We Do
ChatGPT ads management and landing pages — the full remit of a ChatGPT ads agency Montreal.
Where the question comes in two languages, the ad should too.
LeadGulls is the ChatGPT ads agency Montreal companies call when the campaign has to work in French and in English. We run PPC (pay per click) campaigns inside ChatGPT and build the landing pages behind them.
Two services on the menu and nothing else: advertising management for Montreal businesses that want to be found at home and across the world.
Quick Snapshot
What We Do
ChatGPT ads management and landing pages — the full remit of a ChatGPT ads agency Montreal.
Who We Serve
Montreal businesses advertising in French, in English, and across 60+ countries.
What It Costs
From $1,500 CAD a month in management; media budget billed straight by the platform.
What Happens First
A free fit check that closes with a written plan and a plain go or no-go.
The Service
A ChatGPT ads agency Montreal businesses retain does two things in service of one goal: it plans and runs paid campaigns inside ChatGPT, and it develops the landing pages where those clicks turn into inquiries.
That is the entire scope. Nothing on this page quietly expands into other marketing services.
Campaign work covers verification, structure, context hints, creative, conversion tracking, and daily budget control. Page work covers fast, measurable landing pages in every language you sell in.
PPC campaigns on ChatGPT: architecture, context hints, creative, bids, budgets, tracking, and reporting.
Pages that continue the conversation the ad started, in French and in English.
The Market
In Montreal the conversation on ChatGPT opens in French more often than not — and it switches languages mid-thread without asking permission.
Ad matching follows the conversation, so a campaign here needs creative written by people who think in both languages. Machine translation alone reads like machine translation.
Quebec’s Charter of the French Language governs commercial advertising, and the OQLF enforces it — so French-predominant creative is not an add-on here. It is the default.
| French Campaigns | English Campaigns | Other Markets | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who they reach | French-first shoppers and buyers across the metro | Anglophone and bilingual audiences here and abroad | Buyers in 60+ countries, in their own language |
| Who writes them | Copy written in French by human writers | Copy written for English readers, not translated | Localized market by market, human-reviewed |
| Landing pages | French pages with local proof and phone | English pages matched to the ad’s promise | Localized pages per language and market |
| Compliance pass | Charter and OQLF review on every ad | Standard brand and platform review | Local rules checked market by market |
| Budget | One account, shared pool | Same account, split by language | Allocated market by market |
From the VFX studios of Mile End to the AI labs of Mile-Ex and the storefronts of rue Sainte-Catherine, Montreal’s questions reach ChatGPT in both languages.
Does French copy slow the launch?
No. Both language versions are built in parallel during the build phase, and the review pass is scheduled into the sixty-day plan from day one.
The Mechanics
Someone asks a question. ChatGPT answers. A labelled sponsored placement appears beneath that answer when the conversation fits.
A person asks in their own words, in their own language, with real intent behind it.
OpenAI confirms advertising never influences the answer. There is no paid path into the reply.
When the conversation matches, a labelled ad sits beneath the answer for adults on the Free and Go plans.
Buying happens in OpenAI’s self-serve Ads Manager. Bidding runs on CPC (cost per click) or CPM (cost per thousand impressions), and campaigns open at $25 CAD per day each.
What decides whether your ad shows
No keyword auction is involved. The system reads the room, which raises the value of copy and hints far beyond what search ads demand.
Service One
Everything listed here happens every month inside your account. The list is complete: nothing hides behind a later invoice.
Advertiser verification, billing setup, and structure handled once and done right. The wider agency scope lives on the ChatGPT ads agency page.
Ad groups shaped around how people ask, with context hints written in your buyers’ own words. The deeper strategic layer lives in our AI advertising agency practice.
French and English variants written as originals, tested in rotations, and retired when the numbers say so.
Calls, forms, and bookings tied to the conversation behind them — including server-side tracking through the CAPI when browser signals run thin.
Spend shifted across CPC and CPM campaigns toward whatever produces real inquiries that week.
Countries and languages added as access allows — including B2B (business-to-business) structures for manufacturers and exporters, detailed on our B2B ChatGPT ads page.
Spend, clicks, conversations, cost per inquiry, and the next move, delivered in the first week of each month.
Service Two
A ChatGPT ad starts a dialogue in one language. The page behind it has to continue that dialogue — or the click ends up costing twice.
We design and build the pages ourselves, inside the same engagement. The wider development craft sits on our web development page. The standard we hold every build to:
Will our current website do the job?
Often, yes. If the pages carry the conversation and the tracking, we run against them. If they hold conversions back, you get the reasons and the build cost in writing at the fit check.
What if we already have a French site?
Then we meet it where it is. Bilingual coverage is common in this market, and we would rather extend what works than rebuild what does not.
The Sequence
| When | What Happens | What You See |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Eligibility check, account verification, language and market map | A written plan with a plain go or no-go |
| Weeks 2–3 | Campaign build, French and English creative, landing pages, tracking | Previews in both languages and a launch checklist |
| Weeks 4–6 | Campaigns live; tuning runs every week | Early signals and a forming cost per inquiry |
| Weeks 7–8 | Winners scaled; new markets and languages added | Stable reporting and the next budget call |
Weekly tuning starts at launch. The monthly report reaches you in the first week of every month.
The Investment
$1,500 CAD / month
Management for the whole program — both services under one number, with nothing metered out later. Landing page development fee is not included in this price.
Media runs on top of that and stays entirely yours: the platform bills its own spend, with campaigns opening at $25 CAD per campaign per day.
Most Montreal advertisers start between $750 and $2,000 of monthly media, sized honestly at the fit check.
Do we sign a long contract?
No long contracts. The work runs month to month, and any change to scope or fee comes to you for approval before it reaches an invoice.
What if our media budget grows?
Spend more and the management fee stays where it is. Growth only moves the fee when the work grows with it — new campaigns, languages, or pages — and only after we talk.
The Playbook
Three conversations from the show — each one about advertising on ChatGPT, at the technical depth the platform deserves.
Market Like a Genius with Ahmet Dogan
How the platform resolves intent at inference time and matches products to conversations: the retrieval layer behind every e-commerce campaign.
Market Like a Genius with Ahmet Dogan
A complete experimental-design playbook for testing ad headlines on ChatGPT: control groups, causal signals, and honest reading of results.
Market Like a Genius with Ahmet Dogan
Turning product discovery into a conversational surface: intent resolution, recommendation logic, and the parts an advertiser can influence.
More episodes live in the full archive on Spotify, and the written work sits in the articles archive.
Plain English
Every term this page uses, defined once, in ordinary words.
Billing model where you pay per visit, not per impression.
What one click costs at the current bid.
What a thousand displays of the ad cost.
A direct server channel for conversion signals that browsers drop.
Advertiser notes that steer which conversations trigger the ad.
The labelled advertising slot beneath ChatGPT’s answer.
Selling to organizations rather than individual shoppers.
Page facts written for machines, using the shared vocabulary at schema.org.
Questions
Yes. One verified account serves both languages, and the platform matches each ad to the language of the conversation. We build the French and English versions side by side, so nothing waits on a translation queue.
Management is $1,500 CAD a month for the full program. The platform bills media spend separately at its own rates, with campaigns opening at $25 CAD per day each.
Yes, and the copy is built for it from the first draft. Quebec's Charter of the French Language governs commercial advertising here, and the OQLF (Office quebecois de la langue francaise) enforces it. French-predominant creative and French landing pages are standard in every local campaign we ship.
Ads appear for logged-in adults on the Free and Go plans, beneath the answer. Subscribers on Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise see an ad-free experience, which we factor into every reach estimate.
Verification and planning fill the first week. Build follows in weeks two and three, campaigns run from week four, and scaling decisions arrive in weeks seven and eight. The whole sequence fits inside sixty days.
One page per language beats one page with a toggle. Each version keeps its own proof, its own calls to action, and its own tracking, so the French funnel and the English funnel can be tuned independently.
In the labelled slot beneath ChatGPT's answer for conversations that match your context hints. The slot is clearly marked as advertising and sits outside the answer text, where it cannot shape what the answer says.
Your offer, the languages you sell in, the markets you want, and a realistic monthly range for media. The fit check turns that into a written plan, and the plan is yours whether we work together or not.