Google Ads Manager Account

A Google Ads Manager Account is a tool for advertisers, agencies, and consultants to manage multiple Google Ads accounts from one central location.

Agencies, large advertisers, or consultants who manage multiple Google Ads accounts for different clients or campaigns should use a Manager Account to streamline their workflows.

To create a Manager Account, visit the Google Ads Manager Account sign-up page, and follow the instructions to set up your account.

Yes, you can link existing Google Ads accounts to your Manager Account by sending an invitation from your Manager Account dashboard and having the client account accept it.

There is no fixed limit to the number of accounts you can link, but Google recommends keeping the number manageable for optimal performance and ease of use.

• Single Dashboard: Manage multiple accounts from one place.
• Unified Reporting: View and analyze performance across all linked accounts.
• Simplified Billing: Consolidate invoices for all accounts.
• Flexible Access Control: Grant different access levels to team members and clients.
• Efficiency: Save time managing multiple campaigns and accounts.

Yes, you can assign different access levels (e.g., administrative, standard, read-only) to users based on their roles and responsibilities.

You can set up consolidated billing to receive a single invoice for all linked accounts, simplifying the payment process.

Individual account also can manage their own payment.

Yes, you can create new Google Ads accounts directly from your Manager Account dashboard.

To unlink an account, go to the Manager Account dashboard, select the account you want to unlink, and follow the instructions to remove it from the Manager Account.

Yes, the Manager Account provides combined performance reports, allowing you to analyze data across all linked accounts.

There is no additional cost to use a Manager Account. You only pay for the clicks and impressions your ads receive.

Closing your Manager Account will not affect the linked accounts, but you will no longer have access to manage them from the Manager Account. You will need to ensure that each account is either managed by another manager or independently.

Yes, you can link other Manager Accounts to your Manager Account, creating a hierarchical structure for managing multiple accounts.

For more specific questions or personalized assistance, consulting with a Google Ads expert like Monzurul Hasan can help you maximize the benefits of your Google Ads Manager Account.