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Google rolls out a video experiment feature to test ad variations

Google rolls out a video experiment feature to test ad variations

Google rolls out a video experiment feature to test ad variations

The platform says the video experiment tests aim to help brands avoid setup errors

The platform says the video experiment tests aim to help brands avoid setup errors

The platform says the video experiment tests aim to help brands avoid setup errors

A laptop displaying the Google Ads logo on the screen sits on a wooden table in a cozy café setting, with warm lighting in the background.
A laptop displaying the Google Ads logo on the screen sits on a wooden table in a cozy café setting, with warm lighting in the background.
A laptop displaying the Google Ads logo on the screen sits on a wooden table in a cozy café setting, with warm lighting in the background.

Highlights:

  • Google introduces a tool to let advertisers test different creative assets and compare performance.

  • Advertisers can track key metrics like cost-per-view, cost-per-conversion, and Brand Lift.

  • The feature duplicates a control campaign, allowing modifications in the treatment arm for comparison.

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Google has introduced a new video experiment feature. According to Google, the tool will enable advertisers to test creative variations. The feature duplicates a selected "control" campaign. It then compares their performance differences.

Amy Yale, Global Product Expert for Video Experiments, said the feature will let advertisers “gain insights into how different creative variations affect your campaign performance.”

Google says the video tests will let advertisers measure campaign impact on metrics like cost-per-view, cost-per-conversion, and Brand Lift. Advertisers can add or remove assets to understand the campaigns' impact. 

How the video experiment tool works

The feature works by selecting a campaign to serve as a control. It then duplicates it for a treatment arm. Then, it modifies the assets in the treatment arm to compare results.

10/17/2024

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