You may need help finding your ads when searching for yourself on Google for many reasons. One of the first things we look at is your campaign and see if there are any errors like disapproved ads or paused ad groups/movements. A disapproved ad means that something in the ad’s content doesn’t meet Google’s guidelines. It could be a double space, too many capital letters, or sometimes some words are not allowed to be used or copyright violations.
Improve your Google ads performance
Improve your ad performance with the proper schedule. Are you targeting the right time for your ads to appear? Consider scheduling them for weekends or after work hours. When do you think your clients are most likely to search for you?
Remember, your ads won’t appear whenever someone searches for your keywords. Factors like your budget and competition determine when your ads will show. Even McDonald’s sometimes comes out on top in the search results for every fast-food search.
Please also remember that if you repeatedly search for your own business on Google but don’t click on your ad, you may stop seeing the ad after a while. That is because Google’s system recognises your computer and stops showing ads it thinks you aren’t interested in. Note: Don’t click on your ad, as this costs you money.
The location targeting for your campaign could also stop you from seeing your ads. Your ads will be set up to appear for customers in the areas where you want your ads to show. If you’re not in your selected location, you won’t be able to find your ad by searching for it.
Google ads dashboard
Look at your Google ad dashboard for more information on how an ad performs. You can filter the dates in the top right corner and filter by ad groups, keywords, time, and much more. Otherwise, the Ad Preview and Diagnosis tool is another excellent place to see how your ads look in the search results.
Let us know if you need help using any of the Dashboard or Ad Preview features on your Google Ads, and we will be happy to help you. Otherwise, if you have any other questions, please contact our Google Guru, who can keep you updated on how your ads are running.
