Google Ad Manager Reviews

We support hundreds of car dealerships around the country with the best platform online to get the right ads visible to hand-raisers who genuinely are interested in our client's products. Paid search, display retargeting ads and YouTube video pre-roll are all rolled nicely together into Google Ad Manager for easy, precise and time-saving mass adjustments to campaigns.
Ad Manager saves our teams large amounts of valuable time by letting them make adjustments to whole accounts, large groups of campaigns and keywords at once, rather than having to individually adjust each at a tedious pace.

We use it to track how our ads are performing on different websites and platforms. It has really helped us condense our reporting and information, we can now use just this one program rather than different programs to track clicks, demographics, opens, etc. It saved us money by allowing us to condense into one program.

Google Ad Manager is currently being used by my organization to help manage our paid advertisements through Google. It is currently being used by marketing, which we manage for the whole firm. The business problem it addresses is that it helps us reach our target market and gives us great visibility to our potential clients.

We use Google Ad Manager as a tool in our marketing campaigns for the company when we are running ads to drive traffic to various landing pages optimized for conversions or when we drive traffic to our main website. GAM is a good overview high-level snapshot of where we stand in our campaigns.

We use Google Ad Manager to help boost our search potential on Google and its affiliated sites. It's used primarily by the executive director and Marketing Branch of our Board of Directors in gauging how our Google searchability is tracking alongside our Google Ads and addresses the issue of making sure we are being seen.

We use it in partnership with our agency in managing our suite of ads that lead potential customers to our website. Our most effective use is in retargeting ads that deliver to customers who have abandoned the shopping cart process. We find the most effective ROI via this method for ad spend.

We used Google Ad Manager in our company to sell ad space on our website to different clients. It allowed us to monetize high traffic areas of our webpages and control exactly what ads showed up on our website. We were able to control the size of the ad units, where the ads would show up and the creatives we wanted to use for the ad. Being able to provide clients with a reliable impression and click metrics provided a different level of integrity to our product offerings.

Google Ad Manager is being used by the marketing team, specifically the performance marketing guys at our office. They use this to set up their marketing ads, be it an app install, web ads, retargeting, SEM etc. They use it for end to end, ad ideation, segmentation, targeting, communication, management.

Google Ad Manager is being used by our social media team and by our PPC team. Google Ads allows us to manage our ads across all of our marketing channels. It solves the problem of having to use multiple programs to accomplish the same exact goal. It allows us to easily set up and report on our current ad campaigns.

Google Ad Manager is used by one specific department within our entire organization.

Google Ad Manager is being used by my whole organization. All the Media and Communication Planners in all departments and brands use it. We use Google Ads Manager to manage and handle all the information and reports for our clients. We use this to analyze and extract data and then we present it to our brands for future campaigns and advertisements. We also use it as a report to check on the status and how well our brands and ads are making overall. We use it almost every day!

We use Google AdWords to manage the entirety of our digital ads. I am the sole user at our company, but I have trained others in its use. My role is essentially to make sure that when I am gone it can run without interruption or need from anyone else. Google Ads addresses a very specific issue—that we need to market in the online sphere, and with Google being one of the most powerful engines (and entities) out there, it would be irresponsible not to use it.

We are serving our direct and programmatic ads using DoubleClick ad server and share the instance with other Hearst newspapers. Normally each newspaper can only access their own insertion order. We, like some of the Hearst newspapers, manage the ad ops of another newspaper. So we are able to manage the operations of two companies. We basically use it to manage ads like uploading creative and make changes as well as to pull reports.

Our organization uses Google Ad Manager in order to manage our advertisers' campaigns, but we also use the whole publisher and advertiser suite in order to offer products. To put some perspective here, we as a CMI are a sales house for different Grupo Carso companies, and we have strategic alliances which allow us to have a pretty broad product portfolio for every advertiser need.

Having said that, Google Ad Manager helps operations team to do all that on a day to day basis; we also integrate some of our data platforms into Google Ad Manager so we leverage both 1st and 2nd party data.

We use Google Ad Manager to gain actionable insights within the Ad Manager dashboard. We are able to review performance benchmarks, revenue growth opportunities, and view granular reporting metrics which influence our strategy. All the suggestions we receive are customized to our business and current trends, as result we are empowered to make smarter decisions.

The Google Ad Manager helps us analyze and view our Google ads clearly and even in real-time. It gives us the insights we need to improve future Google ads.