Google Ad Manager is a platform for publishers that combines the former DoubleClick for Publishers and DoubleClick Ad Exchange products.
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Kwanzoo
Score 7.1 out of 10
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Kwanzoo is a cloud-based platform built to help customers deliver media-based advertisements for both retargeting and account-based marketing campaigns. Kwanzoo has robust integrations with popular marketing automation and CRM platforms such as Marketo, Salesforce, Oracle's Eloqua, and IBM Silverpop to give end users insights within the platforms they are already comfortable with using. The Kwanzoo platform utilizes a "do-it-yourself" approach to building media advertisements from banners to…
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Google Ad Manager
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Features
Google Ad Manager
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Ad Network Integration
Comparison of Ad Network Integration features of Product A and Product B
Google Ad Manager
7.6
Ratings
3% above category average
Kwanzoo
10.0
Ratings
30% above category average
Data Transfer
7.50 Ratings
10.00 Ratings
DSP integration
7.70 Ratings
10.00 Ratings
Ad Campaigns
Comparison of Ad Campaigns features of Product A and Product B
Google Ad Manager
7.4
Ratings
5% below category average
Kwanzoo
8.2
Ratings
6% above category average
Ad campaign creation
9.20 Ratings
9.00 Ratings
Ad deployment
8.00 Ratings
8.00 Ratings
Display advertising
7.20 Ratings
9.00 Ratings
Ad display and retargeting segmentation
7.20 Ratings
7.00 Ratings
Sequence targeting
5.00 Ratings
8.00 Ratings
Ad Reporting & Analytics
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It is only suited for marketing. Make sure you have analytics on your site to track the people coming, final sales, and conversions because it is at it's best when you can use it to really read and understand the data at hand. Google Ads does everything it needs to in ads, and you don't need to be an expert to begin with it. However, I would not just tell someone to "go create an account" if they know very little about digital ads. Consult with someone first. It can be a little daunting if you were to do that!
I believe it is best for small and medium businesses. And for teams that already have a knowledge of business analysts, because we have a not-so-friendly interface. But once you learn it, becomes interesting to do the work.
Hyper targeting - I love how we can target, analyze, and then hyper target [advertisements] to our audiences to be able to hyper target the audiences that convert best. [Audiences besides] Google understands them, but also demographics, locations, search terms, and more.
Advanced reporting - Without Google's seemingly endless ways to read and break down reports, we would not be able to best make decisions to maximize ROI.
Strong conversion algorithm updates - The algorithm has become impressively strong for 'maximized conversions' and 'smart' campaigns. [That's] coming from someone who hated these portions of the algorithm until about 2019 where the updates (and continued updates) have worked incredibly well for these algorithms' purpose.
Targeting including integrating multiple intent vendors into my targeting efforts
ABM retargeting, I only targeted the universe of accounts in SFDC. No more wasting budget with Google audiences.
Reporting, this is the most advanced and detailed reporting in the industry, directly compared to Terminus, Demandbase and Adworks.
The ad reach and engagement, we targeted 512 accounts, reached 498 and received engagement from 392 accounts generating >110 influenced opportunities .
We also used this for opportunity surround and sped up pipeline velocity, by 14%.
Sometimes it can bog down and crash. This is rare, but it is processing a lot of steps/changes all at once and it's not expected to be perfect.
Being able to quickly filter by campaign types would be nice (PPC/Display/Video Pre-roll). Our fix is to run these campaigns in totally separate accounts, so there is no overlapping in reporting/etc. This helps with seeing stats clearly without having to filter constantly.
I think it's useful for our team and we rely on it to improve our business. It is within our budget also. Although we still will need an approval from the upper-level management team, I don't see any problem with that
Love the product and how the GUI is as it is user friendly. When working with the product it is better to have some knowledge of what ad's you want to deploy where so that it is easier to use and move forward.
I could say a lot about this topic. As an agency, we get a new [representative] to talk to almost every quarter to go over select accounts and the campaigns within. Most of the time, these [educated representatives], don't provide any new feedback, or I just simply [disagree] with their approach. This is not all the time however. I have learned a lot from a rare few, [individuals] that have given me new strategies and access to betas early on. The other side of support, is the [overseas support platform]. [It] is usually not very helpful, but you can [emphasize] issues and they can research [them]. The Google Tag Implementation team is pristine though. When you need them, you need to set an appointment, which is usually 2 weeks out; they are so over-my-head intelligent, I've never had a bad experience with them and whenever I needed them for a fix, they solved it [within] the first call.
As I alluded to earlier, you kind of have to be on Google if you want to search marketing. I've tried Bing Ads and I just don't see the same volume or quality. With dwindling targeting abilities on social media sites like Facebook, Google is still tall and mighty and helps us with intent-based targeting rather than just interest-based targeting.