I can see the name of the Audience that I have created using the Java client library for Google Ads AP. If I want to know the Id of the Audience that just got created how can I see that on the UI of Google ads?
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We were using Google Adwords API to create an Audience(UserList). Adwords API returns userListId as response. In Google Ads API in order to update the Audience, we need to pass resource Name (as compared to UserListId in Adwords API). How do I go about using Audience(UserList) created in Adwords API using Google Ads API?
The documentation explains how the resource name for each resource is composed. In the case of a user list, it's
customers/{customer_id}/userLists/{user_list_id}
where customer_id is the ID of the Ads account and user_list_id is the ID you obtained when you created the list.
We have been running GA4 and Google Ads on our website for a while now. However, the GA4 data appears not to be available in Google Ads even though the accounts are linked. For example, we can see 'All user' data in GA4, but the automatically imported GA4 audience 'All users' is not being filled (it does have some users, but that is probably from when we use UA). I have installed the GA4 tag through GTM, and it is working as GA4 data gets filled.
GA4: Linked account
GA4: All users
GAds: GA4 All users in Ads
I have cross checked all links, property codes etc and all do match with the corresponding account, but unfortunately the data is not being imported. Also, when I create a new audience in GA4, the data is not available in Google Ads. When I configure the Google Ads remarketing/conversion tag in our GTM, the audience does get filled.
Am I missing something?
I had the same issue. I fixed it.
You have to login to your google analytics.
Click on Admin at the bottom left hand corner, you will then see Data settings. Under Data settings, you will see data collection. In that page, you will have to activate Google signals data collection and also Acknowledge the User Data Collection Acknowledgement.
I have attached a screen shot for your reference.
Once you do this, you will be able to see the data for audiences in google ads from your google analytics property. It can take upto 24 hours for the data to be visible in your google ads audiences.
I hope my answer helps you!
Best Regards,
Shoaib Hussain
Images are below
Data collection
Google signals data collection
User Data Collection Acknowledgement
How can a CRM data be sent to Google Ads via API as a custom audience just like Facebook Custom Audience?
Is there any sample APIs that I can refer to build one.
What i see so far is below on google Ads, https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/docs/remarketing/audience-types/customer-match
But what we looking for is something like this, https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-api/audiences/guides/custom-audiences/
You need to map the audience data (which can't have any PII) to a custom audience in Google ads. It's a little bit hacky as there's no official 3rd party integrations. We use Adobe Analytics data and audiences from AAM for example, and map them to custom audiences using the process outlined here:
https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/audience-manager/user-guide/implementation-integration-guides/integrating-third-party/rlsa-integration.html
I am iOS developer and make project with Google AdSense.
This is documentation - how to integrate AdSense to application.
AdSense iOS
But when I read it the documentation says that I should have client ID and give me link to create it. After this I try to crate my client ID. The system says that I need to wait few days, because my application is considered. After some time I get message we're unable to accept you into AdSense at
this time.
Insufficient content
But my question is:
How can I create test iOS project without client ID or with a test client ID, because I can't wait while Google approve my application.
Thanks all!
Use AdMob instead, it's easy, belongs to Google, displays Google Ads plus other AdSense certified networks and you don't need app approval. Sign in with your Google Account. Link: AdMob
Let me share my findings before asking the question.
Google Places API documentation says:
"Note: To use the Google Places API you must first request a Maps API
client ID and cryptographic key which you must use to sign your
request URLs. For information on signing URL requests, please see the
URL Authentication documentation within the Web Service APIs home
page."
The Google Places API is still in developer preview.
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/places/
We need a Client ID (required) and a Signature (required) to use
the Google Places API.
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/webservices/index.html#URLSigning
And, to get the Signature, we need a Google Adsense account to get
Adsense publisher id (required).
http://gmaps-ws-console.appspot.com/
You can find the requirements to use the Google Places API here.
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/places/index.html#Requirements
The Signup page for Google Maps API suggest that, "Your service
must be freely accessible to end users. To use Google mapping
technology in other types of applications, please use Google Maps API
Premier. See this FAQ for more information."
http://code.google.com/intl/it-IT/apis/maps/signup.html
Now, here's what i want to know.
I'm planning on using Google Places API in my iOS application. I don't
want to use Adsense. Can i still access the Google Places API for
free? How?
If i can't access the Google Places API for free, what are the costs
associated with using this service, and the available payment models?
I wasn't able to find any particular resources for this information.
Here's a specific scenario. What if my iOS application is free. The
free version uses Google Places API. But... my iOS application has
some additional features which are exposed using In-app Purchase (paid
features). The paid features do not use Google Places API. Is this
acceptable?
We opened up the Google Places API to all developers this week at Google I/O and simplified the Terms and authentication:
http://googlegeodevelopers.blogspot.com/2011/05/places-everybody-show-is-about-to-begin.html
You no longer need to sign your requests, but instead just use a key obtained using the Google APIs console. An AdSense ID is no longer required, but you will need to go though a credit card based identity check in order to upgrade from 1,000 to 100,000 request per day.
You can use the Places API in mobile apps that are free or sold online through a mobile app store such as the Apple App Store or Android Market. For fee desktop apps however will require a Maps API Premier license which will be offered once the Places API graduates from Google Code Labs.
For information on getting started, see the docs:
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/places/
HTH,
Thor