Connect Google Ads Reports integrations
Export your custom advertising performance metrics and cross-account audits by automating Google Ads Reports on Make. Connecting this reporting utility to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly compile daily campaign stats, update ad copy based on real-time inventory, and route lead data straight to your CRM. Register today to build your first automated marketing report.

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Automate and Scale Your Google Ads Reports with Make Integration
By connecting Google Ads Reports with Make, you can automate data delivery to spreadsheets, build centralized dashboards, and get instant alerts without writing any code.
Automated Report Delivery
Automatically send campaign performance data to your spreadsheets or databases on a regular schedule without manual exports.
Centralized Marketing Dashboards
Combine your Google Ads reports with data from other ad networks to see all your marketing performance in one place.
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Instant Performance Alerts
Get notified immediately via Slack or email when your ad performance metrics drop or spend exceeds a limit.
Code-Free Custom Queries
Use Google Ads Query Language to pull custom data views without needing any coding or development skills.
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