How do I reset my Google ad account?

Answer

Step 1: Open Google Settings on your Android device by tapping on menu and then on Google Settings once all apps are displayed on the screen.

Step 2: Locate and tap on the Ads menu under Services.

Step 3: Tap on “reset advertising ID” on the new page.

Step 4: Confirm the reset when the confirmation prompt is displayed.

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How do I add an existing customer onto my Google ad account?

Connect your Google Merchant Center account to AdWords. Click the down arrow next to “Linked Accounts” in the top right corner of your screen and select Linked Accounts > Manage under AdWords Account: Connect with Google Merchant Center (Make sure that you are signed into your Merchant Center account as well).

Then click Authorize. After navigating back to My Ads, select Link next to the relevant linked account name. Then, open the menu by clicking on the downward-facing triangle next to Actions and choose Add customer email address or phone number from list.

Type in or paste in your customer’s email address or phone number, choose the relevant account level and then click Next.

When prompted to allow AdWords access to your Google Merchant Center data, click Allow. Then select Customer interests & demographics for your ad account level. Click Finish Linking at the bottom of the screen.

Note: You can also import customers through a file upload by clicking Import customers> Upload file in the Linked Accounts tab under Customers in your My Ads Account Manager.

After importing you will be able to filter based on criteria such as Country > State/Province > City (for example). Please note that this is not available for all data sets and may not be available with every import file format.

How do I build customer lists to import into AdWords?

You can use your existing CRM or purchase data directly from a list vendor. To sign up for your own Google Merchant Center account and connect it with your AdWords account, visit the links above: Click here for a video tutorial on this subject.

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If you are creating a new campaign, click Learn more > Sign in > Create account.

If you are adding an existing customer onto an existing campaign, click Add customers> Next step under Linked Accounts in the top right corner of your screen and select Manage under my AdWords Account: Connect with Google Merchant Center (Make sure that you are signed into your Merchant Center Account as well).

This will enable you to authorize AdWords and link your accounts. Once complete, this will allow data from your Google Merchant Center account to exist within your AdWords account. From here, select Add customers > Next step in the top right corner under Linked Accounts: Then, open the menu by clicking on the downward-facing triangle next to Actions and choose Add customer email address or phone number from list. Type in or paste in your customer’s email address or phone number, choose the relevant account level and then click Next.

When prompted to allow AdWords access to your Google Merchant Center data, click Allow. Then select Customer interests & demographics for your ad account level. Click Finish Linking at the bottom of the screen.

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Can I add more than one Google Merchant Center account to my AdWords account?

No, you can only connect your Google Merchant Center account and AdWords after a campaign has been created. If you currently have different Gmail accounts set up for your Gmail connected with your two (2) separate merchants center accounts, we encourage you to access them using the same Gmail/Google profile in order to avoid any possible confusion in the future.

What happens if I change my merchant’s or manufacturer’s name on one of my Google Merchant Center accounts?

If you change your business name on one of your Google Merchant Center accounts, then: Your campaigns containing that product will not be impacted because they are linked specifically using their unique product ID.

Any other campaigns that contain your old name will continue to show that product but you will need to change the business name on those campaigns manually. Please note that this doesn’t apply in cases where you change your business name for multiple connected Google Merchant Center accounts at once. To avoid any misunderstandings down the road, we recommend updating all of your AdWords accounts by following these steps: First, re-sign into all of your account using one unified Gmail / Google profile – if you’re not sure which profile is using different Gmail/Google profiles then follow these steps:

1)Go to http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/ and make sure you are logged into the correct Google Account information, which is the one that houses all of your different Google Merchant Center accounts.

2) Locate your product ID in the left-hand navigation panel and then click onto it. You will be brought to a page with a list of all of your products related to this ID as well as their ‘Business Name’ field, which you can edit by clicking on the pencil (edit) icon:

Next, using this unified Gmail / Google profile, follow the same steps above for each of your linked Google Merchant Center accounts so that they are now using the same business name across both AdWords and Analytics: For step 1 – go to http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/ and make sure you are logged into the correct Google Account information, which is the one that houses all of your different Google Merchant Center accounts.

Locate your product ID in the left-hand navigation panel and then click onto it. You will be brought to a page with a list of all of your products related to this ID as well as their ‘Business Name’ field, which you can edit by clicking on the pencil (edit) icon:

For step 2 – using this unified Gmail / Google profile, follow the same steps above for each of your linked Google Merchant Center accounts so that they are now using the same business name across both AdWords and Analytics:

1)Go to http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/ and make sure you are logged into the correct Google Account information, which is the one that houses all of your different Google Merchant Center accounts.