Getting Started with Google Remarketing Ads
Learn the basics of our Google remarketing ads, which help you reach potential customers with ads all across the internet.
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Use the ad builder to build Google remarketing ads to bring people back to your website. We'll use the Google Ad Display Network to show your products to people who visited your site or landing page. This can help you get more web traffic and conversions.
Depending on your plan, you may not have access to Google remarketing ads. To find out what features are included in each plan, check out our pricing page.
In this article, you'll learn how to create your own Google remarketing ad through Mailchimp.
Here are some things to know before you begin this process.
To get started with your Google remarketing ads, you'll choose which store, landing page, or website you want to promote, and set your ad budget.
To define your audience and budget, follow these steps.
Next, you'll navigate to the Content step to start designing your ad.
Your Google remarketing campaign can advertise up to 5 products of your choice. Each ad will display one product at a time. If you’re retargeting visitors to a connected store, you can also choose to advertise your top 5 sellers.
In this tutorial, we'll show you how to create a campaign with 5 custom-picked products.
To add your content, follow these steps.
After you choose text and images for your ad, check out your ad preview. Preview mode shows examples of what your ad could look like in few common placements. After it's published, your ad will show in a lot more places and layouts.
To preview your ads, follow these steps.
When you're done, return to the preview mode for a final review.
After your content is designed and reviewed, it's time to submit!
To submit your ad, follow these steps.
You're done! We'll send your ad to Google for review. After they confirm it meets the ad network's Terms of Use, we'll start building your retargeting audience. Building your audience may take some time since Google requires a minimum audience of about 150 people. Your ad will run on Google's Ad Display network until you decide to end it.
Now that your ad is set to go, read about what happens after submission, and what you can expect to see in your report and your weekly bill.
After Google Remarketing Ad Submission
Getting Started with Google Remarketing Ads
Google Remarketing Ad Reports
Billing For Google Remarketing Ads
To permanently stop an ad from running, you can cancel it. After your ad is canceled, please allow us 72 hours to send you an ad credit for any remaining unspent budget.
To cancel an ad, follow these steps.
Click All campaigns.
Click the drop-down menu next to the ad you want to work with, and choose End.
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Learn the basics of our Google remarketing ads, which help you reach potential customers with ads all across the internet.
Learn about Google's ad review and audience building process, and what to expect after you publish a retargeting ad.
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