Google Ads Search Certification Answers

When creating an ad, how does Greg know what it will look like to his potential customers?

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  • Greg can see previews of all his ads by logging into his Google My Business account and choosing the Preview tab.
  • Greg must type in the specific keywords he’s targeting once his ad has been approved, then view it in a browser.
  • Google provides examples of desktop ads using the keywords selected in the campaign to create a generic preview.
  • As he types in his URL, headline, and description, a preview of the mobile and desktop versions of his ad will appear.

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