Connect Notion to the Google Ads Scraper

This guide walks you through wiring the Google Ads Scraper on Apify to a Notion database, so every scraped ad becomes a new page in your workspace. It takes about 5 minutes\ end-to-end.

What you'll get

One Notion page per ad creative\*, automatically created at the end of every scrape.
Each page has a clear title\, a set of \filterable columns (Advertiser, Format, Regions, Impressions, etc.), and a Markdown body* summarizing the ad.
A workspace that any AI agent connected to Notion via MCP\* (Claude Desktop, ChatGPT with the Notion connector, custom agents) can query in plain English.

Prerequisites

An Apify account (free tier is fine).
A Notion workspace where you can create databases.
Admin permission to authorize a new Apify Connector against your Notion workspace.

Step 1 — Create the Notion database

Open Notion and click + New page\ in any workspace area you can write to.
Type /database and pick Database — Full page.
Name it something memorable, e.g. Google Ads Watchlist.
The default title column is already called Name — leave it.
(Recommended) Add the following columns so every field from the scraper lands in a filterable cell. Names are case-sensitive\.

Column	Notion type recommended	What gets written
`Advertiser`	Text or Select	The advertiser's brand name
`Advertiser ID`	Text	Google's `AR…` advertiser identifier
`Ad ID`	Text	Google's `CR…` creative identifier
Media Type	Select	`IMAGE`, `VIDEO`, or `TEXT`
`Regions`	Text	Comma-separated country names
Impressions Range	Text	Impression bucket (e.g. `10000`) or empty
`First Shown`	Text	Unix timestamp (string)
`Last Shown`	Text	Unix timestamp (string)
`Ad URL`	URL	Direct link to the creative
`Source URL`	URL	The start URL that produced the row
Days Active	Number

Don't want to add all 10 columns? You can skip any of them. The actor automatically falls back to a minimal Name + content payload when columns are missing — the full ad details still land in the page body. Only the Name title column is strictly required.