How to Use Google Ads Customizer in Search Ads?

How to Use Google Ads Customizer in Search Ads

Ad Customizer is a technique where we can create a single ad copy and then without editing it directly, we can make bulk changes on the basis of locations and all inside Google Ads Campaign. Do remember, Ad Customizer works on Search Ads only and we can make any changes in live ads too without losing our ad history.

How to Use Google Ads Customizer in Search Ads

Benefits of Using Ad Customizer?

  1. Ad relevancy will be maintained which helps in getting higher Quality Score while running Google Adwords Campaign.
  2. It will help you to provide a better Ad position because Google will automatically fetch the information as per queried by the user on the basis of your provided feeds.
  3. It will help to improve Ad Rank at lower CPC because Google will automatically fetch & show the most relevant data to the user

How to create Ad Copies using Ad Customizer?

STEP 1 : Open an excel file in your computer>> Add all those variables you want to make changes as per their locations >> save the file followed by .CSV or Comma Delimited format, else it won’t work.

Ad Customizer Feed Creation in Excel

STEP 2 : Go to tools >> Setup >> Business Data >> + >> Ad Customizer Data

Upload Ad Customizer in Google Ads Account

STEP 3 : Provide a name for your reference >> browse your created excel file >> Upload and Preview to complete the steps by getting notifications if there are any >> Apply Changes.

Upload Ad Customizer in Google Ads Account

STEP 4 : Refresh your page to see the list

STEP 5 : Now go to campaign >> Ad Group >> Ads >> + >> Text Ad >> Now follow the process starting with { braces in Headline. It will automatically show you a further option to choose.

How to use Ad Customizer for Targeted Locations?

To do so, open an excel file and then create a column namely “location”. Now create other columns to put your variable inputs. The remaining process is the same as per the above steps.

Use Ad Customizer for locations

How to use Ad Customizer on the keywords level?

The same way like location, you can create an excel file and then put your variables and then upload it by following the steps given below.

Set Up a Data Feed

Create a feed with attributes that match specific keywords, allowing dynamic content insertion. Use Google Ads’ Business Data section to upload this feed, including fields for each keyword you want to target.

Add Relevant Attributes

For each entry, include attributes like “Keyword,” “Text,” “Price,” or any custom attributes your ad needs. Ensure each row corresponds to a specific keyword, with different content based on search intent.

Create Your Ad with Customizer Code

When creating or editing your ad, add customizer code (e.g., {=DataFeedName.AttributeName}) in your ad text. Google Ads will dynamically insert text based on the keyword trigger.

Assign the Feed to Keywords

Apply the feed to specific keywords or ad groups. This ensures that the ad customizer pulls content relevant to each search term.

Preview and Test

Use the Google Ads preview tool to check how the customized ads will look for different keywords. This helps ensure the correct data is being pulled for each ad.

By targeting at the keyword level, you can tailor ads to meet specific search intents, enhancing relevancy and potentially boosting ad performanceeate ad customizers for responsive search ads]

Why my Ad Customizer is not running?

There might be several reasons but the frequent errors occur if our syntax is wrong in the ad copy. As per the Google update, if you are running an ad customizer then you must create a simple text ad copy too along with the customizer copy else your ad will not run.

To avoid creating another ad copy you can follow the below syntax too for resolving this issue:-

Headline 1 : {=ChooseCustomizerFile.Headline 1 Column: The secondary headline text }
e.g. Headline 1 : {=mithvin_variable_Text.Headline1:Contact Now for Free PPC Audits}

For more details about Ad Customizer please visit the Google Official Page.

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