Smart Bidding uses conversions and conversion value data in Google Ads to help meet your goals. If you have any issues with conversion tracking, you can use data exclusions to help reduce the impact that these issues may have on Smart Bidding Performance.
Note: Data exclusions aren't supported in Hotel and Travel campaigns.
How it worksData exclusions is an advanced tool that helps you to inform your Smart Bidding strategy of an issue with conversion data, to help reduce the impact to performance.
Conversion issues that may affect Smart Bidding include anything that causes reported conversions or conversion value in Google Ads to be incorrect. For example:
Example: If a tag was accidentally removed from your site, Google Ads may not have tracked your conversions. You can exclude the data affected by the missing tag to help minimize the performance impact that this sudden drop in conversion reporting may have on Smart Bidding. Note that applying a data exclusion doesn’t guarantee that your campaigns will not experience performance fluctuations.
Data exclusions for Smart Bidding are available for Search, Display, Shopping, and Performance Max campaigns. Learn how to Use data exclusions.
Instructions to add data exclusionsTip: When you apply data exclusions, you can set your campaign budget closer to its historical spend for a few conversion cycles to avoid spending more than what you're comfortable with.
What to know about data exclusionsData exclusions can only be used with conversions and conversion value based Smart Bidding strategies. Keep the below best practices and key points in mind when using data exclusions. Learn how to Use data exclusions.
Note: We generally do not recommend backfilling data, including in the case where there was a data outage, as this can have a direct impact on your Search and Shopping bidding performance. In cases where data exclusion was set during the period, backfilling is possible for reporting purposes but only after waiting 14 days after the data exclusion was applied. In this case, we strongly discourage removing the data exclusion.
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