How To Check Where Your Ads Appears On Google Search Results

Once you have set up your Google Ads campaign, you are probably keen to find out exactly where your Ad is ranking in the Google Search Results. Hello, I’m Uzair and thanks for watching this video. Within the Google Ads dashboard, you can use the Ad Preview and Diagnosis tool to find out where your ad ranks for each specific search request.

This is the easiest way to confirm your ad’s position, without incurring any impressions on your live ad. This is important because searching on Google will trigger your ad without a click through to your website, which will lower your clickthrough rate and reduce the amount of times your ad is shown. Over time, if you repeatedly search for your ad but don’t click on it, Google will assume that you are not interested and will stop showing it to you.

It is unlikely that your ad will be seen every time that you search for it. Your ad being displayed depends on lots of factors, including your budget and the bids. If your statistics show that the ad is not getting any clicks or impressions, it could be due to any of these reasons: Ad Locations Your ad may be programmed to appear for customers who are located in certain geographical areas.

If you are not in that area when you search, you will not be shown the ad. This is why the Ad Preview tool is the best place to preview how your ad is looking in Google. Paused or Deactivated Ad You should make sure that your ad is active, so that it can run without delays. Billing Within the Google dashboard, you can click on “Billing and Payments” to check for any payment errors that may have caused your ads to stop running.

Limited Budget When you set up your campaign, you will select an average daily budget for your ad, which then gets multiplied by the number of days in the month to calculate your maximum monthly budget. If your budget has been met for the day or the month, your ad will stop being displayed. Ad Under Review or Disapproved Check your email for any messages advising that your ad is still under review or has been disapproved.

If this is the case, Google will give you more information about how to resolve this. Hope you enjoyed this video. Thanks for joining in and look forward to see you in my next video. Bye for now.