A campaign allows you to promote your products or services on Google’s vast network of search results, websites, videos, mobile apps, maps, shopping listings, and more. You'll choose a campaign type …

The ultimate goal for your campaign will influence the audience segments you reach, your budget and bid, your creative, and even the metrics you choose to track. 2. Choose a budget and bidding …

1. Create a new Display campaign You'll begin by creating a new campaign in your Google Ads account and selecting a goal for your campaign. The goal that you select should align with what you want to …

Video campaigns allow you to reach and engage with your audience on YouTube, Google TV, and through Google video partners. When you create a Video campaign, you can choose from different …

Create a Search campaign Note: As Google enhances the new user onboarding process, new Google Ads users may experience an updated workflow. The content below pertains to Google Ads users …

Video campaigns allow you to reach and engage with your audience on YouTube, Google TV, and through Google video partners. When you create a Video campaign, you can choose from different …

To run a similar campaign, create a new campaign or duplicate the settings from the removed campaign. Use filters in Google Ads if you want to hide removed campaigns. Resuming a campaign won't …

Campaign: Definition A set of ad groups (ads, keywords, and bids) that share a budget, location targeting, and other settings. Campaigns are often used to organize categories of products or …

Learn more about Choosing the right campaign type For example, a Video or Demand Gen campaign shows video ads on YouTube, while a Display campaign shows image ads on websites.

Edit your campaign settings For each ad campaign that you create, you can control how much you're willing to spend on clicks and conversions, which networks and geographical locations you want your …