How to view Google Ad Campaign Statistics in Ad Manager

Modified on: Mon, 19 May, 2025 at 4:57 PM

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


TABLE OF CONTENTS




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 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.



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 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 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.



This granularity helps you:

  • Pause low-performing ad groups or keywords.

  • Adjust budgets to high-performing segments.

  • Optimize creatives that show strong engagement.


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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