# How to view Google Ad Campaign Statistics in Ad Manager

> This guide explains how to view detailed statistics for your Google Ad Campaigns using the Ad Manager statistics tab in GHL Customer Care. You can review…

- Source: https://docs.ghlcustomercare.com/docs/marketing/google-ads/how-to-view-google-ad-campaign-statistics-in-ad-manager
- Section: Marketing / Google Ads
- Reading time: 2 min
- Images: 5, each explained below

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This guide explains how to view detailed statistics for your **Google Ad Campaigns** using the **Ad Manager** statistics tab in GHL Customer Care. You can review performance at a **campaign**, **ad group**, **ad**, and **keyword** level, enabling better optimisation and ROI analysis.

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## **TABLE OF CONTENTS**

-   [Step 1 | Access the Statistics tab](#step-1-access-the-statistics-tab)
-   [Step 2 | Understand the conversion summary panel](#step-2-understand-the-conversion-summary-panel)
-   [Step 3 | Performance Analytics](#step-3-performance-analytics)
-   [Step 4 | Dive Into Campaign-level metrics](#step-4-dive-into-campaign-level-metrics)
-   [Step 5 | View detailed Statistics for an Individual Campaign](#step-5-view-detailed-statistics-for-an-individual-campaign)
-   [Notes:](#notes)

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## **Step 1 | Access the Statistics tab**

1.  Navigate to **Ad Manager**.
    
2.  Click on the **Statistics** tab at the top of the screen.
    
3.  Select **Google** from the platform dropdown.
    
4.  Choose a **date range** to filter the results.
    

![Step 1 | Access the Statistics tab (image 1 of 5)](https://s3.amazonaws.com/cdn.freshdesk.com/data/helpdesk/attachments/production/155046885561/original/chhg4lEir3M33pNKN448lYtJp-NdukfWGA.png)

**Step 1 | Access the Statistics tab (image 1 of 5)**

This screenshot appears in the "Step 1 | Access the Statistics tab" section of "How to view Google Ad Campaign Statistics in Ad Manager". The text alongside this image reads: Navigate to Ad Manager. Click on the Statistics tab at the top of the screen. Select Google from the platform dropdown. Choose a date range to filter the results. Immediately after, the guide continues: The top section of the Statistics view includes a high-level Conversion Summary with the following metrics.
- Where to go: Navigate to Ad Manager. Click on the Statistics tab at the top of the screen. Select Google from the platform dropdown. Choose a date range to filter the results.
- Controls: Ad Manager, Statistics, Google, date range
- Next: The top section of the Statistics view includes a high-level Conversion Summary with the following metrics:

Full procedure:

1. Navigate to Ad Manager.
2. Click on the Statistics tab at the top of the screen.
3. Select Google from the platform dropdown.
4. Choose a date range to filter the results.

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## **Step 2 | Understand the conversion summary panel**

The top section of the Statistics view includes a high-level **Conversion Summary** with the following metrics:

-   **Impressions**: Total times your ads were displayed.
    
-   **Clicks**: Number of user clicks.
    
-   **Conversions**: Completed actions attributed to the campaign.
    
-   **Average CPC**: Average cost-per-click.
    
-   **Cost per Conversion**: Calculated cost to acquire one conversion.
    
-   **CPM**: Cost per thousand impressions.
    
-   **Client Spends**: Total ad spend by the account.
    

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**Step 2 | Understand the conversion summary panel (image 2 of 5)**

This screenshot appears in the "Step 2 | Understand the conversion summary panel" section of "How to view Google Ad Campaign Statistics in Ad Manager". The text alongside this image reads: Impressions: Total times your ads were displayed. Clicks: Number of user clicks. Conversions: Completed actions attributed to the campaign. Average CPC: Average cost-per-click. Cost per Conversion: Calculated cost to acquire one conversion. CPM: Cost per thousand impressions. Client Spends: Total…. Immediately after, the guide continues: Just below the summary, you will find Performance Analytics in a visual graph format.
- What to click: Impressions: Total times your ads were displayed. Clicks: Number of user clicks. Conversions: Completed actions attributed to the campaign. Average CPC: Average cost-per-click. Cost per Conversion: Calculated cost to acquire one conversion. CPM: Cost per thousand impressions. Client Spends: Total ad spend by the account.
- Controls: Conversion Summary, Impressions, Clicks, Conversions, Average CPC, Cost per Conversion, CPM, Client Spends
- Next: Just below the summary, you will find Performance Analytics in a visual graph format:

Full procedure:

1. Impressions: Total times your ads were displayed.
2. Clicks: Number of user clicks.
3. Conversions: Completed actions attributed to the campaign.
4. Average CPC: Average cost-per-click.
5. Cost per Conversion: Calculated cost to acquire one conversion.
6. CPM: Cost per thousand impressions.
7. Client Spends: Total ad spend by the account.

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## **Step 3 | Performance Analytics**

Just below the summary, you will find **Performance Analytics** in a visual graph format:

-   **Impressions graph** shows how visibility trends over time.
    
-   **Clicks graph** reveals engagement volume.
    
-   **Conversions graph** helps track conversion trends.
    

You can use these visuals to understand campaign behaviour and spot anomalies or opportunities.

![Step 3 | Performance Analytics (image 3 of 5)](https://s3.amazonaws.com/cdn.freshdesk.com/data/helpdesk/attachments/production/155046885590/original/5aR797yPGZpD0zW-QM-XRDy56PpZobpurw.png)

**Step 3 | Performance Analytics (image 3 of 5)**

This screenshot appears in the "Step 3 | Performance Analytics" section of "How to view Google Ad Campaign Statistics in Ad Manager". The text alongside this image reads: You can use these visuals to understand campaign behaviour and spot anomalies or opportunities. Immediately after, the guide continues: Scroll to the Campaign Details table to analyse all your campaigns.
- What this covers: You can use these visuals to understand campaign behaviour and spot anomalies or opportunities.
- Controls: Performance Analytics, Impressions graph, Clicks graph, Conversions graph
- Next: Scroll to the Campaign Details table to analyse all your campaigns:

Full procedure:

1. Impressions graph shows how visibility trends over time.
2. Clicks graph reveals engagement volume.
3. Conversions graph helps track conversion trends.

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## **Step 4 | Dive Into Campaign-level metrics**

Scroll to the **Campaign Details** table to analyse all your campaigns:

-   **Clicks, CTR, CPC, Impressions**
    
-   **Sales, Revenue, ROI%, Leads**
    
-   **Cost per Lead (CPL), Cost per Sale (CPS)**
    

Use the **search bar** to look up a specific campaign and **export** or **customise columns** as needed.

![Step 4 | Dive Into Campaign-level metrics (image 4 of 5)](https://s3.amazonaws.com/cdn.freshdesk.com/data/helpdesk/attachments/production/155046885618/original/uSS30ImedXyy_CXxD4GkWsO-byt7Wmw83w.png)

**Step 4 | Dive Into Campaign-level metrics (image 4 of 5)**

This screenshot appears in the "Step 4 | Dive Into Campaign-level metrics" section of "How to view Google Ad Campaign Statistics in Ad Manager". The text alongside this image reads: Use the search bar to look up a specific campaign and export or customise columns as needed. This part of the guide covers 3 fields, listed below. Immediately after, the guide continues: From the campaign list, click on a campaign name. This opens the campaign dashboard with deeper insights at three sub-levels.
- What this covers: Use the search bar to look up a specific campaign and export or customise columns as needed.
- Fields: Clicks, CTR, CPC, Impressions, Sales, Revenue, ROI%, Leads, Cost per Lead (CPL), Cost per Sale (CPS)
- Controls: Campaign Details, Clicks, CTR, CPC, Impressions, Sales, Revenue, ROI%, Leads, Cost per Lead (CPL), Cost per Sale (CPS), search bar, export, customise columns
- Next: From the campaign list, click on a campaign name. This opens the campaign dashboard with deeper insights at three sub-levels:

Full procedure:

1. Clicks, CTR, CPC, Impressions
2. Sales, Revenue, ROI%, Leads
3. Cost per Lead (CPL), Cost per Sale (CPS)

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## **Step 5 | View detailed Statistics for an Individual Campaign**

1.  From the campaign list, click on a **campaign name**.
    
2.  This opens the campaign dashboard with deeper insights at three sub-levels:
    
    -   **Ad Group Performance**: View metrics like clicks, impressions, conversions for each group.
        
    -   **Ad Performance**: Understand how each creative performs within ad groups.
        
    -   **Keyword Performance**: Discover which keywords are driving results or underperforming.
        

![Step 5 | View detailed Statistics for an Individual Campaign (image 5 of 5)](https://s3.amazonaws.com/cdn.freshdesk.com/data/helpdesk/attachments/production/155046885644/original/QvzQCSHCNnVJmVRM6PplW6leXdICPBU6IA.png)

**Step 5 | View detailed Statistics for an Individual Campaign (image 5 of 5)**

This screenshot appears in the "Step 5 | View detailed Statistics for an Individual Campaign" section of "How to view Google Ad Campaign Statistics in Ad Manager". The text alongside this image reads: From the campaign list, click on a campaign name. This opens the campaign dashboard with deeper insights at three sub-levels. Immediately after, the guide continues: Pause low-performing ad groups or keywords. Adjust budgets to high-performing segments. Optimize creatives that show strong engagement.
- What to click: From the campaign list, click on a campaign name. This opens the campaign dashboard with deeper insights at three sub-levels:
- Controls: campaign name, Ad Group Performance, Ad Performance, Keyword Performance
- Next: Pause low-performing ad groups or keywords. Adjust budgets to high-performing segments. Optimize creatives that show strong engagement.

Full procedure:

1. From the campaign list, click on a campaign name.
2. This opens the campaign dashboard with deeper insights at three sub-levels:

This granularity helps you:

-   Pause low-performing ad groups or keywords.
    
-   Adjust budgets to high-performing segments.
    
-   Optimize creatives that show strong engagement.
    

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## **Notes:**

-   Data refreshes periodically. Allow some time after publishing before metrics populate.
-   Zero conversions may indicate issues with tracking setup or landing page performance.
-   Use consistent date ranges for accurate comparisons.

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