Where can I see my Google Ads? (2023)

How do I see Google Ads results?

If you're new to tracking your performance, start by clicking All campaigns in the navigation menu on the left in your Google Ads account. Click either Ads & assets or Keywords from the page menu on the left to see statistics tables that show you a complete, customizable view of all of your data.

Each of your campaigns is listed in the side panel of your Google Ads account, and they also appear when you click the Campaigns tab in the middle of your screen. Campaign details reports provide a way to see which features and settings are enabled in each of your campaigns.

If you're a beginner, try an average daily budget of US$10 to US$50. Check your account daily after applying a new budget to see how your campaigns have performed. You can set a shared budget with the amount you're willing to spend across multiple campaigns for the same client.

After you've gotten your ad up and running, you'll probably be eager to see exactly where it's appearing on Google's search results page—in other words, your ad position. Use the Ad Preview and Diagnosis tool to see where your ad appears on the page for a particular search request.

Quality Score is a diagnostic tool meant to give you a sense of how well your ad quality compares to other advertisers. This score is measured on a scale from 1-10 and available at the keyword level.

Google Ads has a shared library option to share various resources across multiple campaigns. Once the changes are applied in an ad campaign, it automatically gets implemented across all similar campaigns. This Google Ads shared library is a fast way to make larger changes across many campaigns.

Most ads are reviewed within 1 business day. However, some reviews take longer if the ad requires a more complex review. If your ad is under review for more than 2 full business days, contact us for information.

How do I get 2000 credits on Google Ads?

Google Ads includes Youtube Ads, Product Listing Ads, Search Ads, and Display Ads. While $5 per day of direct spend might work for some niches, the majority of businesses won't see results spending $5 per day. We recommend the minimum direct spend be $10 per day plus management fees.

Google suggests running at least 3 quality ads per group. Ideally, a search campaign must include a combination of 2 Expanded Text Ads and 1 Responsive Search Ad, if they perform well. So, managing multiple ads is a good practice. It helps you to understand which of your ads interact better with your target audiences.

You can connect a Google AdSense account to your search engine to make money on contextually-relevant ads placed into the search results. Advertisers compete for placement in the search results, and when someone clicks on one of their ads, you can make a portion of the revenue.

Try using the Quality Score filter to see which keywords have a low Quality Score. For example, you can choose to see keywords with a Quality Score less than 3. Then, you can make changes to your keywords, such as making your ads or landing pages more relevant to your keywords, to improve your keywords' Quality Scores.

Here's what you can expect: a successful Google ad campaign will take at least 3 months to mature and then approximately 4-12 months to develop into a strong campaign.

Google Ads is hard to learn. When you get the right keywords for your campaigns, they become competitive because Google gives priority to the relevance of keywords and related searches. While keywords may give you a competitive edge, they must be specific to yield the best results.

Your ad has been paused, removed, or disapproved

It's possible that your Google ads aren't showing simply because they've been paused—or because the ad groups or campaigns that house them have been paused. If this is the case, all you need to do is switch them from Paused to Enabled.

How do I extract data from Google ads?

Go to the Account menu > Export. You can choose to export as the whole account, export selected campaigns and ad groups, export current view, or export custom rules.

Click on the name of the campaign or the campaign type in the navigation panel. Click on Keywords in the page menu. Click on Search keywords tab at the top of the page. which is below the top chart.

Quality Score determines if your ad can show in a search result. If your ad does show, then it determines your position and your CPC. By increasing your Quality Score, you can have your ads show more often, increase your position, and decrease your CPC.

It indicates how relevant an advertiser's ad is and assigns a score from 1 to 10, with 10 being the best. The higher your Quality Score, the more likely your ad will perform well. Google wants to match users to the most relevant ads because they only make money when users click the ad.