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Google Ads is an online advertising platform that enables businesses to create and display targeted ads on Google search results pages and partnered websites. It helps to maximize visibility, reach target audiences, and drive website traffic or conversions through various ad formats and bidding strategies.
Google Ads is an advertising service by Google for businesses wanting to display ads on Google and throughout its advertising network.
Databox will give you the power to combine data from multiple sources into a single report, to help you make the right decisions for your business.
Clicks is a metric that measures the number of times users click on an ad and are directed to the advertiser's website or landing page. It helps advertisers gauge ad performance and user engagement.
Impressions is a metric in Google Adwords that refers to the number of times your ad has been displayed to potential customers on the Google search results page or on websites and apps that are part of the Google Display Network.
Cost is the amount of money you have spent on your Google AdWords campaign. It can be viewed as a total cost or broken down by ad, keyword, or other customizable factors.
The Conversions metric measures the number of desired actions taken by users on your website after clicking on your ad, such as completing a purchase or filling out a form.
Avg. CPC stands for Average Cost Per Click, which is the average amount of money an advertiser pays each time a user clicks on one of their ads. It is a key metric in Google AdWords and helps advertisers evaluate the effectiveness of their ad campaigns.
Click-Through Rate (CTR) is the ratio of clicks to impressions of an ad, expressed as a percentage. It measures the effectiveness of an ad and indicates how relevant it is to the target audience.
Cost/Conversion is a Google AdWords metric that measures the amount of money spent on a campaign divided by the number of conversions (desired actions taken by users). This metric helps advertisers determine the efficiency of their campaigns and optimize them accordingly to achieve their conversion goals at a lower cost.
The Conversion Value metric represents the total value of all conversions completed by an advertiser during their ad campaign, taking into account the assigned value of each conversion. It is a measure of the success and ROI of the campaign.
Impressions by Campaign metric tracks the number of times each of your ad campaigns was displayed to potential customers on search or display networks. It helps to evaluate campaign performance by measuring reach and brand awareness."
Clicks by Campaign is a metric within Google AdWords that shows the total number of clicks your ads received for each individual campaign. It helps you measure the effectiveness of your campaigns and make informed decisions about future ad spending.
Cost by Campaign metric shows the amount of money spent on a specific campaign in your Google Ads account. This metric helps you understand how much you are spending on each campaign and adjust your budget accordingly for optimum results.
Conversion Rate is the percentage of users who take a desired action on your website or landing page after clicking on your ad. It is used to measure the effectiveness of your Adwords campaigns.
CTR by Campaign metric measures the click-through rate for each Google Ads campaign. It is calculated by dividing the number of clicks by the number of impressions for each campaign. This metric shows how well each campaign is performing and helps identify areas for improvement.
Conversions by Campaign is a metric that tracks the number of conversions (such as leads or sales) that have been generated by each individual campaign in your Google Ads account. This metric can help you identify which campaigns are driving the most valuable results for your business.
The All Conversions metric is a measure of all desired actions taken by users on your website after clicking an ad, including purchases, form submissions, and phone calls.
The Avg. CPC by Campaign metric in Google AdWords shows the average cost per click for each campaign in your account. This allows you to see which campaigns are costing you the most per click and make adjustments to your bidding strategy to improve your return on investment.
Cost/Conversion by Campaign is a metric that compares the total cost of a specific AdWords campaign with the number of conversions generated by that campaign. It helps to determine the efficiency and profitability of each campaign and guides decisions on budget allocation and optimization.
Conversions by Conversion Action is a metric that shows the number of times a particular conversion action has been completed by users who click on your ad. It tracks how successful your ads are in motivating users to take a desired action, such as making a purchase or filling out a form.
The conversion rate by campaign is a metric that measures the percentage of clicks on a Google Adwords campaign that result in a desired action, such as a purchase or sign-up. It helps assess the effectiveness of a campaign in driving conversions and optimizing ad spend.
This metric measures the number of clicks received by each keyword in a specific campaign. It helps determine which keywords are driving the most traffic to a website and allows for optimization of ad placement and bidding strategies.
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Analyze your campaigns, ad groups, keywords and engagement metrics to improve your return on investment (ROI).
The Facebook Ads & Google AdWords template allows you to monitor both your Facebook and Google campaigns at the same time to track your progress and areas to improve upon.
The AdWords PPC dashboard template gives a complete view of all the fundamental ad metrics, including cost-per-click, click-through rate and impressions.
This dashboard allows you to view Adwords performance and custom insights on the campaign level.
This dashboard leverages rolling Adwords traffic trends and KPIs to constantly monitor the competitive search landscape that your account occupies.
This dashboard reviews your inbound and PPC tactics for filling your marketing funnel.
The Facebook Ads, Google Ads & Google Analytics 4 template allows you to monitor your Facebook and Google campaigns at the same time to track your progress and areas to improve upon.
This dashboard uses Google Ads and Google Analytics 4 to show the direct impact of paid ads on website traffic.
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Use this Google Ads advanced report to share high-level and in-depth metrics of your Google Ads performance. Present key insights like CPC, Conversion Rate, Keyword Drilldown, and more.
Use this Google Ads report to share and present insights into campaign performance, keyword performance, CPC, conversation rates, and more.
High-level insights into Facebook Ads, Google Ads, & LinkedIn Ads
Google is updating the data in the Google Ads User Interface and the data available via the API during certain times of the day. This means that the values Databox is showing are entirely dependent on when Google updates its data. Because of this, if the data is being checked in Google Ads User Interface at one time and Databox syncs the data at another time, discrepancies might be present if Google updated the data in the meantime.
If the values for past dates are changing every day in Databox, it means that Google is still processing the given data on their end. Data discrepancy should not be present for a long time, as Databox regularly updates historical data for Google Ads integration (up to 90 days). As soon as Google updates its data on their side, with the next scheduled sync in Databox system, the data should update in Databox as well, and the values in Databox and in Google Ads User Interface should match at that point.
In Google Ads, Local Services Campaigns are system generated campaigns and part of the Google Local Service platform, which differs from Google Ads, but often shares the same CID (Customer ID). In cases where CID is being shared, the campaign in question will be retrieved via Google API and potentially cause data discrepancies in Databox for Google Ads metrics. Discrepancy issues can be resolved by using the following filter in the Metric Builder for Google Ads when creating Custom metrics: Campaign Advertising Channel Type > Does not include > Local Services.
Databox is fetching data for dimensions that contain at least some data (e.g. value 1). Dimensions with the value ‘0’ are excluded and will not be seen in Databox.
When there are multiple campaigns, ad groups, keywords (or other similar entities) with the same name available in the Google Ads Data Source, Databox distinguish these entities by appending the ID of the entity between parenthesis next to the original name – e.g. Campaign Name (Campaign_ID). The ID is only appended if more than one entity with the same dimension value is available in the Data Source. If all of them are unique, then the ID will not be appended to the dimension text.
The error message ‘Customer not enabled’ indicates that the given Google Ads account can not be accessed via Google Ads API because the account is not yet enabled or has been deactivated. Learn more about this here. The Google Ads account needs to be active in order for it to be connected in Databox.
In order to connect Google Ads Account to Databox properly, the Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) has to be enabled in the Google Ads Account. Learn more about this here.