Google’s AdWords Express now shows Analytics goal results
Posted on May 10, 2016 by Jay Jones
Any and all smaller businesses using AdWords Express to advertise on Google can now see their ideal goal tracking data in their Express dashboards.
Google Small Business has released a post about how you can now see and track goals much easier within AdWords Express. Businesses can set up new Google Analytics accounts, if needed, from AdWords Express.
After setting up goal tracking in Google Analytics and linking it to the AdWords Express account, goal completion data, as well as behavior metrics like new visits driven from the ad, time on site and page view averages, will show in the Express dashboard.
The quote below taken from Google explains the exciting new feature:
“We’ve introduced a new feature for tracking these goals in AdWords Express. AdWords Express advertisers can now access the power of Google Analytics right from their campaign dashboard. Connect a current Analytics account or set up a new one in minutes right from the AdWords Express dashboard. Once you set the goals for your website, you’ll be able to see how customers who click on your ad go on to interact with your website.”
If you want to learn more about how Google goals work click the blue writing.
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