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About store visit conversion value

About store visit conversion value

Measuring and tracking the online and offline impact of your Google Ads campaigns is important for understanding your true return on investment. If you’re measuring online conversions and capturing revenue information, you can also value store visits to estimate in-store revenue. This way you can measure total revenue and return on ad spend.

How to value your store visit conversions Conversion value rules for store visits

For additional flexibility and control beyond the default account-level store visit value, you can use value rules to set, add, or multiply store visit value at the campaign level. For example, set a higher store visit value in specific campaigns promoting more expensive products that sell better in stores. Or, decrease visit value by 50% for campaigns promoting low-margin products. Learn more about conversion value rules

Best Practices for Smart Bidding

For all Shopping and Search campaigns optimizing toward conversion value, in other words, Target ROAS, ECPC for Values, Maximize Conversion Value, store visit conversion value is a required input. If you want to drive more store visit conversions, increase its value relative to other conversion actions.

For Search and Video action campaigns optimizing toward “Conversions”, in other words, Target CPA, Max Conversions, ECPC, each conversion action is weighted equally for bidding. Therefore, conversion values are not taken into consideration. However we recommend that you still input an accurate value for store visits to report in Google Ads.

Smart Bidding for store visits is supported in the following campaign types and bid strategies:

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