Today we’re announcing the beta release of
Google Ads API v0_5. With this version, you’ll continue pointing to v0 as your endpoint, however, you'll need to update your
client libraries. Here are the highlights:
- Billing. Multiple services are available for managing billing.
BillingSetupService
- Create a new billing setup
- Cancel an approved billing setup that is scheduled to start in the future
- Cancel a pending billing setup that is not yet approved
AccountBudgetService
- View all approved account-level budgets, including budget adjustments
- View currently pending account-level budget proposals (if any)
AccountBudgetProposalService
- Create account-level budget proposal to update a budget or create a new budget
- View all account-level budget proposals. All approved values and proposed budget values are visible. Approved values will be exposed as fields prefixed with
approved_.
- Conversion tracking. Conversion tracking lets you measure the performance of your advertising against your business goals.
- Conversion actions - Set up and edit the settings associated with your conversion actions, including website tracking and call-conversion tracking
- Shopping. The
ProductGroupView resource provides Shopping campaign statistics aggregated at the product group level (also called listing group in the Google Ads API). Results always reflect the current set of product groups. An impression for a product will be attributed to all product groups that contain the product. ProductGroupView provides features equivalent to the Product Partition Report of AdWords API.
- Location and Demographics. You can now create criteria with
CriterionType AGE_RANGE, GENDER, INCOME_RANGE, PARENTAL_STATUS, PLACEMENT, PROXIMITY, TOPIC, YOUTUBE_CHANNEL, and YOUTUBE_VIDEO. The GeoTargetConstantService lets you input locations and receive suggested geos.
- Account Management.
CustomerService.ListAccessibleCustomers provides the capability to manage Google Ads accounts.
To get started with the API, review these helpful resources:
The updated
client libraries and code examples will be published within the next 48 hours. If you have any questions or need help, please contact us via the
forum.
Nadine Sundquist, on behalf of the Google Ads API Team
