![]() Select the extension you want to pause by clicking on the checkbox next to it.Click Add Filter next to the filter icon and select “Extension status: All but removed” as your filter.Click into the summary card based on your extension type.For post-migration data, select Extensions (upgraded).For historical data, select Extensions.For the summary view, click the toggle to switch between “upgraded” and “legacy.”Īfter the migration, the only place you will be able to view historical data will be on the “Reports” page.For the table view, select the dropdown near the filter bar at the top of the table to change views between “upgraded” and “legacy.”.If you have both legacy and upgraded extensions in your account, you’ll see separate views for reporting in the Extensions table. The migration from legacy to upgraded extensions should have minimal to no impact on advertisers. Only the infrastructure of the extensions is changing, but the behavior will stay the same. Thankfully, Google has assured advertisers that these new upgrades will not affect the performance of the existing extensions or ads. Price and structure snippets start and end time and ad schedule.Some extension functions are going to be replaced by newer and better features. You’ll also have the ability to see what accounts, campaigns, or ad groups removed extensions were previously attached to. Currently, this isn’t an option, and advertisers must remove the extension instead. One convenient new feature added to the current extensions includes having the ability to finally pause your extensions. If you no longer see your extensions, just check under the legacy extensions, as it appears that the UI defaults to the upgraded extensions view. You may come across some of your legacy extensions being automatically switched to the upgraded version. Once migration is complete, the legacy data will no longer be available in the Extensions table view. If you still want access to stats for any of your legacy extensions, reports will be available through August 2022. For instance, in reporting, you’ll see separate views for legacy and upgraded extensions. You may notice some differences during migration. By February 15, 2022, Sitelinks, Structured Snippets, and Callouts upgrades will be complete. This will be taking place through the rest of 2021 and into 2022. ![]() The migration from the previous extension infrastructure to the new one will be in phases, rolled out by each extension type. Migrating will allow for new assets, as well as new features for current extensions. This update is part of a broader infrastructure migration for all Google Ads extensions. This is what you might see in the Google Ads UI: Here’s an example of what you will see in Google Ads Editor: Google is currently in the process of upgrading its extensions through its Extension Asset Infrastructure Migration. ![]() If you’ve been creating extensions in your Google Ads account, you may have noticed some new options lately, called upgraded extensions.
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