Brenda’s meeting with the web developer of her retail website concerning the integration of conversion tracking using Google Ads. The web developer needs to set up conversion tracking tags.
Heather’s using Google Ads to promote her online olive-oil business. She’s setting up a conversion action to measure how effectively her ad campaign is increasing sales on her website.
Joshua is creating a new Google Ads campaign and wants to track specific actions customers take on his website. He knows that a global site tag has been implemented on the site, making the use of event tags a possibility.
Tara knows Google My Business is a great way to share information and engage her customers online. But, she’s worried because she has multiple locations, and management of the locations may be too difficult.
Your Google My Business listing can help customers reach you in a variety of ways. Customers can use a listed address to visit your location. They can also use a phone number to place a call.
Brianna has a physical store that she’s successfully managed for 10 years. Her products aren’t designed to sell and ship online. She recently created an online website and app to advertise her business. Now she’s interested in using Google Ads to create an ad campaign and measure its effectiveness.
After you’ve successfully installed a conversion tag on your website or app and a conversion action has taken place, where’s conversion data viewed within Google Ads?
Curtis recently created a Google My Business Account. He wants to learn how his people are finding his business listing on the web and how they interacted with his listing.
