Awesome resource there. Thanks.
One more follow up question; when the review status of an ad is
UNDER_APPEAL, what will the APPROVAL_STATUS be? Will it remain DISAPPROVED
throughout the appeal process, or will it revert to UNKNOWN as it is
throughout the primary review process?
On Monday, Jun
Hey, Thanks to both Oliver and the Google Team for this.
I see the query you've provided shifts the role of filtration onto Google,
likely reducing the amount of data significantly.
Nice solution there :)
One follow up question. I find myself confused by all the different
statuses between ads, a
Hi Chad, I'm not from the API team but can contribute. The answer to your 2
questions is 'No'. The API does not give any historical meta data about
statuses. The only way to achieve what you want is exactly what you
described in your last message.
Oliver
On Wednesday, June 7, 2023 at 3:37:39
I guess I can give my use case.
We have tens of thousands of ads on your platform. Recently, several
hundred were taken offline.
I want to do an analysis into these, but I can't find an elegant way to
isolate them programmatically.
I guess one way would be to query for the number of impression
Hi, I dont have a screenshot of the data in the UI. I'm just wondering if
it's possible to utilize any metric / dimension for the purpose. Right now,
I don't see any way to differentiate between ads that haven't been served
in 10 years versus ads there were served 2 days ago.
I checked, and it
Hi Chad,
Thanks for reaching out to the Google Ads API Team. I hope you are doing well
today.
With regards to your 1st concern from your 1st email, thank you for confirming
that the issue has been resolved on your end. We highly appreciate your shared
information.
Moving forward to your anoth
Hello, just following back up. I'll summarize my questions below:
1. Is there any way to figure out when an ad was last used?(*last serve
date*, *last impression date*, *...*?)
2. Is there any way to check what previous states of an ad were, at a given
time? (historic ad states?)
On Friday, Jun
Hello, I've made some progress since the last email. Feel free to disregard
it and I'll just update the thread.I've moved the questions still in need
of help to the bottom of this email.
For reference, I was able to get the data I wanted with the following query
(extra stuff in here too):
SELEC