Geo Performance Report

The percent of your ad impressions that are shown as the very first ad above the organic search results. See this Help Center article for details. A percentage can be returned as a real number ranging from 0.0 to 1.0. To prevent calculation accuracy issues, fields whose data type is Double can be used only with the following operators in predicates: LESS_THAN or GREATER_THAN. This is also true for AWQL: Only the operators < and > are allowed in the WHERE clause.

The currency of the Customer account.

The descriptive name of the Customer account.

Name of the timezone selected for the Customer account. For example: "(GMT-05:00) Eastern Time". This field does not reflect the current state of daylight saving time for the timezone.

The underlying media format of the ad. Values can be one of the formats on the Template Ads page, or a MediaType enum.

The ID of the AdGroup.

The name of the AdGroup.

Status of the ad group.

First level network type.

Second level network type (includes search partners).

AllConversions divided by total clicks that can be conversion-tracked. This is how often a click on your ad resulted in a conversion. Percentage returned as "x.xx%". To prevent calculation accuracy issues, fields whose data type is Double can be used only with the following operators in predicates: LESS_THAN or GREATER_THAN. This is also true for AWQL: Only the operators < and > are allowed in the WHERE clause.

Best estimate of the total number of conversions that Google Ads drives. Includes website, cross-device, and phone call conversions. This field is formatted with dot (".") for decimal separator, precision of two decimal positions and no thousands separator (e.g. 1000000.00). To prevent calculation accuracy issues, fields whose data type is Double can be used only with the following operators in predicates: LESS_THAN or GREATER_THAN. This is also true for AWQL: Only the operators < and > are allowed in the WHERE clause.

The total value of all of your conversions, including those that are estimated. This field is formatted with dot (".") for decimal separator, precision of two decimal positions and no thousands separator (e.g. 1000000.00). To prevent calculation accuracy issues, fields whose data type is Double can be used only with the following operators in predicates: LESS_THAN or GREATER_THAN. This is also true for AWQL: Only the operators < and > are allowed in the WHERE clause.

The average amount you pay per interaction. This amount is the total cost of your ads divided by the total number of interactions. Values can be one of: a) a money amount in micros, b) "auto: x" or "auto" if this field is a bid and Google Ads is automatically setting the bid via the chosen bidding strategy, or c) "--" if this field is a bid and no bid applies to the row.

The total cost of all clicks divided by the total number of clicks received. Values can be one of: a) a money amount in micros, b) "auto: x" or "auto" if this field is a bid and Google Ads is automatically setting the bid via the chosen bidding strategy, or c) "--" if this field is a bid and no bid applies to the row.

Average Cost-per-thousand impressions (CPM). Values can be one of: a) a money amount in micros, b) "auto: x" or "auto" if this field is a bid and Google Ads is automatically setting the bid via the chosen bidding strategy, or c) "--" if this field is a bid and no bid applies to the row.

The average amount you pay each time someone views your ad. The average CPV is defined by the total cost of all ad views divided by the number of views. To prevent calculation accuracy issues, fields whose data type is Double can be used only with the following operators in predicates: LESS_THAN or GREATER_THAN. This is also true for AWQL: Only the operators < and > are allowed in the WHERE clause.

Your ad's position relative to those of other advertisers. To prevent calculation accuracy issues, fields whose data type is Double can be used only with the following operators in predicates: LESS_THAN or GREATER_THAN. This is also true for AWQL: Only the operators < and > are allowed in the WHERE clause.

The ID of the Campaign.

The name of the Campaign.

The status of the Campaign.

ID of the city Location associated with the impression. You can look up the corresponding name and other information using LocationCriterionService.

The number of clicks.

A category that describes the action the user will take to complete a conversion. Prevents zero-conversion rows from being returned. Values: "Download", "Lead", "Purchase/Sale", "Signup", "View of a key page", and "Other".

The number of conversions divided by total clicks that can be tracked to conversions. Percentage returned as "x.xx%". To prevent calculation accuracy issues, fields whose data type is Double can be used only with the following operators in predicates: LESS_THAN or GREATER_THAN. This is also true for AWQL: Only the operators < and > are allowed in the WHERE clause.

The number of conversions for all conversion actions that you have opted into optimization. This field is formatted with dot (".") for decimal separator, precision of two decimal positions and no thousands separator (e.g. 1000000.00). To prevent calculation accuracy issues, fields whose data type is Double can be used only with the following operators in predicates: LESS_THAN or GREATER_THAN. This is also true for AWQL: Only the operators < and > are allowed in the WHERE clause.

ID of the conversion tracker.

The name of the conversion type. Prevents zero-conversion rows from being returned.

The sum of conversion values for all conversions. This field is formatted with dot (".") for decimal separator, precision of two decimal positions and no thousands separator (e.g. 1000000.00). To prevent calculation accuracy issues, fields whose data type is Double can be used only with the following operators in predicates: LESS_THAN or GREATER_THAN. This is also true for AWQL: Only the operators < and > are allowed in the WHERE clause.

The sum of your cost-per-click (CPC) and cost-per-thousand impressions (CPM) costs during this period. Values can be one of: a) a money amount in micros, b) "auto: x" or "auto" if this field is a bid and Google Ads is automatically setting the bid via the chosen bidding strategy, or c) "--" if this field is a bid and no bid applies to the row.

Total cost divided by all conversions. Values can be one of: a) a money amount in micros, b) "auto: x" or "auto" if this field is a bid and Google Ads is automatically setting the bid via the chosen bidding strategy, or c) "--" if this field is a bid and no bid applies to the row.

The Cost attributable to conversion-tracked clicks divided by the number of conversions. Values can be one of: a) a money amount in micros, b) "auto: x" or "auto" if this field is a bid and Google Ads is automatically setting the bid via the chosen bidding strategy, or c) "--" if this field is a bid and no bid applies to the row.

ID of the country Location associated with the impression. You can look up the corresponding name and other information using LocationCriterionService.

Conversions from when a customer clicks on an ad on one device, then converts on a different device or browser. Cross-device conversions are already included in your AllConversions column. This field is formatted with dot (".") for decimal separator, precision of two decimal positions and no thousands separator (e.g. 1000000.00). To prevent calculation accuracy issues, fields whose data type is Double can be used only with the following operators in predicates: LESS_THAN or GREATER_THAN. This is also true for AWQL: Only the operators < and > are allowed in the WHERE clause.

The number of clicks your ad receives (Clicks) divided by the number of times your ad is shown (Impressions). Percentage returned as "x.xx%". To prevent calculation accuracy issues, fields whose data type is Double can be used only with the following operators in predicates: LESS_THAN or GREATER_THAN. This is also true for AWQL: Only the operators < and > are allowed in the WHERE clause.

The descriptive name of the Customer.

The date formatted as yyyy-MM-dd.

The name of the day of the week, e.g., "Monday".

Device type where the impression was shown.

The source of conversion such as website, import from calls.

The Customer ID.

Count of how often your ad has appeared on a search results page or website on the Google Network.

How often people interact with your ad after it is shown to them. This is the number of interactions divided by the number of times your ad is shown. Percentage returned as "x.xx%". To prevent calculation accuracy issues, fields whose data type is Double can be used only with the following operators in predicates: LESS_THAN or GREATER_THAN. This is also true for AWQL: Only the operators < and > are allowed in the WHERE clause.

The number of interactions. An interaction is the main user action associated with an ad format--clicks for text and shopping ads, views for video ads, and so on.

The types of interactions that are reflected in the Interactions, InteractionRate, and AverageCost columns.

Indicates whether the row's location (among all of the locations associated with an impression) was the targeting location for the impressions in that row.

The type of location. Location of interest (AREA_OF_INTEREST) indicates a location that the user showed interest in. Physical location (LOCATION_OF_PRESENCE) is where a user is located or is regularly located.

ID of the metro area Location associated with the impression. You can look up the corresponding name and other information using LocationCriterionService.

The first day of the month, formatted as yyyy-MM-dd.

The name of the month of the year, e.g., "December".

ID of the most specific Location criterion associated with the impression. You can look up the corresponding name and other information using LocationCriterionService.

The first day of the quarter, formatted as yyyy-MM-dd. Uses the calendar year for quarters, e.g., the second quarter of 2014 starts on 2014-04-01.

ID of the region Location associated with the impression. You can look up the corresponding name and other information using LocationCriterionService.

The percent of your ad impressions that are shown anywhere above the organic search results. See this Help Center article for details. A percentage can be returned as a real number ranging from 0.0 to 1.0. To prevent calculation accuracy issues, fields whose data type is Double can be used only with the following operators in predicates: LESS_THAN or GREATER_THAN. This is also true for AWQL: Only the operators < and > are allowed in the WHERE clause.

The value, on average, of all conversions. This field is formatted with dot (".") for decimal separator, precision of two decimal positions and no thousands separator (e.g. 1000000.00). To prevent calculation accuracy issues, fields whose data type is Double can be used only with the following operators in predicates: LESS_THAN or GREATER_THAN. This is also true for AWQL: Only the operators < and > are allowed in the WHERE clause.

The total value of your conversions divided by the total number of conversions. This field is formatted with dot (".") for decimal separator, precision of two decimal positions and no thousands separator (e.g. 1000000.00). To prevent calculation accuracy issues, fields whose data type is Double can be used only with the following operators in predicates: LESS_THAN or GREATER_THAN. This is also true for AWQL: Only the operators < and > are allowed in the WHERE clause.

The number of views your TrueView video ad receives divided by its number of impressions, including thumbnail impressions for TrueView in-display ads. Percentage returned as "x.xx%". To prevent calculation accuracy issues, fields whose data type is Double can be used only with the following operators in predicates: LESS_THAN or GREATER_THAN. This is also true for AWQL: Only the operators < and > are allowed in the WHERE clause.

The number of times your video ads were viewed.

The total number of view-through conversions. These happen when a customer sees a Display network ad, then later completes a conversion on your site without interacting with (e.g. clicking on) another ad. This field is formatted using US locale, i.e., using comma "," for thousands and dot "." for decimals.

The date for the Monday of the week, formatted as yyyy-MM-dd.

The year, formatted as yyyy.