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<\/div>\nThis change enables advertisers to set conversion actions and goals at the campaign level. You can do this now for both Search and Display campaigns, and soon enough, it will be available for Video campaigns.<\/p>\n
So, what does it really<\/em> mean for PPC advertisers?<\/p>\n Let\u2019s find out.<\/p>\n Conversion tracking is a process where advertisers and marketers collect consumer data that correlates to the conversion goals and actions they have defined in their Google Ads<\/a> account. By using conversion tracking, we can assess our ads to see how effective they are in driving conversions.<\/p>\n Through analysis, conversion tracking helps you identify underperforming areas of your campaign. You can use this knowledge to make adjustments to keywords, bids, and ad copy, which should improve the customer journey – and your conversion rates!<\/p>\n When you want to use conversion tracking for your PPC campaign, you need to:<\/p>\n In doing this, you give the Google algorithm what it needs to understand your Ads campaign, and what you consider as a conversion. Google will record a conversion every time a user completes the desired action.<\/p>\n Before now, you could only set conversion goals at the account level. This led to some confusion as most accounts have more than one campaign, and with that, it\u2019s likely each account has several conversion goals.<\/p>\n Now, as you can set conversion goals at the campaign level, it\u2019s easier for Google to determine which conversion action is most important to each specific campaign in the Ads account.<\/p>\n Over time, as your account accrues conversion data, the Google algorithm will learn more about your campaign, your audience, and your goals. Through artificial intelligence (AI)<\/a>, the platform will be able to optimize your ad delivery for better results.<\/p>\n As mentioned, conversion activity settings were previously only available at the Account level. Although you could segment by conversion type at the campaign level, the configuration options were limited. For instance, it wasn\u2019t possible to select which conversion actions were to be optimized manually, and which were to be optimized through smart bidding.<\/p>\n As a result, many companies had to set up separate accounts if they wanted to optimize their PPC campaigns and budgets for separate conversion goals.<\/p>\n With the recent update, advertisers have greater freedom to set defined goals for each campaign in their Google Ads account.<\/p>\n Campaign level conversion setting is a new featured option in Google Ads, which makes it easier to hit your PPC campaign goals.<\/p>\n This user-friendly setting allows advertisers to select a specific campaign goal to be optimized and tracked. This helps the Google algorithm recognize individual campaign goals.<\/p>\n Thanks to the campaign level conversion setting, Google enables marketers and advertisers to specify which actions they should populate for conversion data.<\/p>\n As such, the new setting provides Google with more accurate and relevant information on what conversion actions should be optimized and tracked.<\/p>\n This means you\u2019ll be able to tell Google what\u2019s most important for your business and overarching goals.<\/p>\n A few pointers for this setting:<\/p>\n You can also improve your PPC campaign results by focusing on campaign level conversions. However, it should be noted that such changes will impact your Google account performance.<\/p>\n With this setting, the most notable variations we’ve seen so far include:<\/p>\n Google\u2019s new bidding control setting can enhance your campaign effectiveness by using Smart Bidding for optimal results.<\/p>\n According to research from Google, 70% of PPC advertisers use automated bidding – often through the extension option.<\/p>\n While smart bidding has its merits, namely in driving performance, it is not without its limitations. Many people find that it lacks the flexibility they need to achieve their goals and maximize their return on investment (ROI).<\/p>\n You may have campaigns that can drive several types of conversion action. When you have multiple conversion actions, you can create a conversion action set. <\/em><\/p>\n This group of defined conversion actions can be used in your campaign settings and can be shared across a group of several campaigns that all intend to drive the same actions.<\/p>\n Follow these steps to set up a conversion action set:<\/p>\n If you\u2019re using smart bidding in these campaigns, Google\u2019s AI will optimize your bidding strategies for all conversion goals in the set.<\/p>\n Learn More:<\/em><\/strong> Should You Use Google Ads Smart Bidding?<\/em><\/a><\/p>\n So, there you have the essential knowledge of the campaign level conversion setting feature. This development is sure to change how PPC advertisers set up their campaigns and PPC goals.<\/p>\n Once you start using it, you\u2019ll want to know how it impacts your performance. Check out our Campaign Performance Report<\/a> to get all the insights you need.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"The Importance of Conversion Tracking<\/h2>\n
How Does Conversion Tracking Work in Google Ads?<\/h3>\n
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Life Before Campaign Level Conversions<\/h2>\n
What is the Campaign Level Conversion Setting?<\/h2>\n
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Why Has Google Introduced Campaign Level Conversion Setting?<\/h2>\n
A Word on Conversion Action Sets<\/h2>\n
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Wrap Up<\/h2>\n