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Announcing v20 of the Google Ads API

Today, we’re announcing the v20 release of the Google Ads API. To use some of the v20 features, you must upgrade your client libraries and client code. The updated client libraries and code examples will be published next week.

Here are the highlights:
  • You can now add campaign level negative keywords to your Performance Max campaigns.
  • Report segmentation by ad_network_type for Demand Gen campaigns is now more granular, and is split between YOUTUBE, MAPS, DISCOVER and GMAIL instead of aggregating all data under the GOOGLE_OWNED_NETWORKS segment.
  • Demand Gen campaigns now support the platform comparable conversions measurement in the API.
  • Gain deeper insights into YouTube Select Lineups, now accessible through a new dimension in the AudienceInsightsService. This feature is only available to accounts on an allowlist.
  • Target your reach forecasts more effectively with the ability to plan based on your own first-party user lists. Reach forecasting is available to allowlisted accounts only.
  • Analyze your audience data with greater precision using new device segmentation, additional video metrics, and the ability to refine searches by sub-country locations. See Planning in the release notes for more details. This feature is only available to accounts on an allowlist.
Where can I learn more?
The following resources can help you get started: If you have any questions or need additional help, contact us via the forum.
 - , Google Ads API Team

Announcing v20 of the Google Ads API

Today, we’re announcing the v20 release of the Google Ads API. To use some of the v20 features, you must upgrade your client libraries and client code. The updated client libraries and code examples will be published next week.

Here are the highlights:
  • You can now add campaign level negative keywords to your Performance Max campaigns.
  • Report segmentation by ad_network_type for Demand Gen campaigns is now more granular, and is split between YOUTUBE, MAPS, DISCOVER and GMAIL instead of aggregating all data under the GOOGLE_OWNED_NETWORKS segment.
  • Demand Gen campaigns now support the platform comparable conversions measurement in the API.
  • Gain deeper insights into YouTube Select Lineups, now accessible through a new dimension in the AudienceInsightsService. This feature is only available to accounts on an allowlist.
  • Target your reach forecasts more effectively with the ability to plan based on your own first-party user lists. Reach forecasting is available to allowlisted accounts only.
  • Analyze your audience data with greater precision using new device segmentation, additional video metrics, and the ability to refine searches by sub-country locations. See Planning in the release notes for more details. This feature is only available to accounts on an allowlist.
Where can I learn more?
The following resources can help you get started: If you have any questions or need additional help, contact us via the forum.
 - , Google Ads API Team

Announcing v20 of the Google Ads API

Today, we’re announcing the v20 release of the Google Ads API. To use some of the v20 features, you must upgrade your client libraries and client code. The updated client libraries and code examples will be published next week.

Here are the highlights:
  • You can now add campaign level negative keywords to your Performance Max campaigns.
  • Report segmentation by ad_network_type for Demand Gen campaigns is now more granular, and is split between YOUTUBE, MAPS, DISCOVER and GMAIL instead of aggregating all data under the GOOGLE_OWNED_NETWORKS segment.
  • Demand Gen campaigns now support the platform comparable conversions measurement in the API.
  • Gain deeper insights into YouTube Select Lineups, now accessible through a new dimension in the AudienceInsightsService. This feature is only available to accounts on an allowlist.
  • Target your reach forecasts more effectively with the ability to plan based on your own first-party user lists. Reach forecasting is available to allowlisted accounts only.
  • Analyze your audience data with greater precision using new device segmentation, additional video metrics, and the ability to refine searches by sub-country locations. See Planning in the release notes for more details. This feature is only available to accounts on an allowlist.
Where can I learn more?
The following resources can help you get started: If you have any questions or need additional help, contact us via the forum.
 - , Google Ads API Team

Announcing v20 of the Google Ads API

Today, we’re announcing the v20 release of the Google Ads API. To use some of the v20 features, you must upgrade your client libraries and client code. The updated client libraries and code examples will be published next week.

Here are the highlights:
  • You can now add campaign level negative keywords to your Performance Max campaigns.
  • Report segmentation by ad_network_type for Demand Gen campaigns is now more granular, and is split between YOUTUBE, MAPS, DISCOVER and GMAIL instead of aggregating all data under the GOOGLE_OWNED_NETWORKS segment.
  • Demand Gen campaigns now support the platform comparable conversions measurement in the API.
  • Gain deeper insights into YouTube Select Lineups, now accessible through a new dimension in the AudienceInsightsService. This feature is only available to accounts on an allowlist.
  • Target your reach forecasts more effectively with the ability to plan based on your own first-party user lists. Reach forecasting is available to allowlisted accounts only.
  • Analyze your audience data with greater precision using new device segmentation, additional video metrics, and the ability to refine searches by sub-country locations. See Planning in the release notes for more details. This feature is only available to accounts on an allowlist.
Where can I learn more?
The following resources can help you get started: If you have any questions or need additional help, contact us via the forum.
 - , Google Ads API Team

Announcing v20 of the Google Ads API

Today, we’re announcing the v20 release of the Google Ads API. To use some of the v20 features, you must upgrade your client libraries and client code. The updated client libraries and code examples will be published next week.

Here are the highlights:
  • You can now add campaign level negative keywords to your Performance Max campaigns.
  • Report segmentation by ad_network_type for Demand Gen campaigns is now more granular, and is split between YOUTUBE, MAPS, DISCOVER and GMAIL instead of aggregating all data under the GOOGLE_OWNED_NETWORKS segment.
  • Demand Gen campaigns now support the platform comparable conversions measurement in the API.
  • Gain deeper insights into YouTube Select Lineups, now accessible through a new dimension in the AudienceInsightsService. This feature is only available to accounts on an allowlist.
  • Target your reach forecasts more effectively with the ability to plan based on your own first-party user lists. Reach forecasting is available to allowlisted accounts only.
  • Analyze your audience data with greater precision using new device segmentation, additional video metrics, and the ability to refine searches by sub-country locations. See Planning in the release notes for more details. This feature is only available to accounts on an allowlist.
Where can I learn more?
The following resources can help you get started: If you have any questions or need additional help, contact us via the forum.
 - , Google Ads API Team

Announcing v20 of the Google Ads API

Today, we’re announcing the v20 release of the Google Ads API. To use some of the v20 features, you must upgrade your client libraries and client code. The updated client libraries and code examples will be published next week.

Here are the highlights:
  • You can now add campaign level negative keywords to your Performance Max campaigns.
  • Report segmentation by ad_network_type for Demand Gen campaigns is now more granular, and is split between YOUTUBE, MAPS, DISCOVER and GMAIL instead of aggregating all data under the GOOGLE_OWNED_NETWORKS segment.
  • Demand Gen campaigns now support the platform comparable conversions measurement in the API.
  • Gain deeper insights into YouTube Select Lineups, now accessible through a new dimension in the AudienceInsightsService. This feature is only available to accounts on an allowlist.
  • Target your reach forecasts more effectively with the ability to plan based on your own first-party user lists. Reach forecasting is available to allowlisted accounts only.
  • Analyze your audience data with greater precision using new device segmentation, additional video metrics, and the ability to refine searches by sub-country locations. See Planning in the release notes for more details. This feature is only available to accounts on an allowlist.
Where can I learn more?
The following resources can help you get started: If you have any questions or need additional help, contact us via the forum.
 - , Google Ads API Team

Announcing v20 of the Google Ads API

Today, we’re announcing the v20 release of the Google Ads API. To use some of the v20 features, you must upgrade your client libraries and client code. The updated client libraries and code examples will be published next week.

Here are the highlights:
  • You can now add campaign level negative keywords to your Performance Max campaigns.
  • Report segmentation by ad_network_type for Demand Gen campaigns is now more granular, and is split between YOUTUBE, MAPS, DISCOVER and GMAIL instead of aggregating all data under the GOOGLE_OWNED_NETWORKS segment.
  • Demand Gen campaigns now support the platform comparable conversions measurement in the API.
  • Gain deeper insights into YouTube Select Lineups, now accessible through a new dimension in the AudienceInsightsService. This feature is only available to accounts on an allowlist.
  • Target your reach forecasts more effectively with the ability to plan based on your own first-party user lists. Reach forecasting is available to allowlisted accounts only.
  • Analyze your audience data with greater precision using new device segmentation, additional video metrics, and the ability to refine searches by sub-country locations. See Planning in the release notes for more details. This feature is only available to accounts on an allowlist.
Where can I learn more?
The following resources can help you get started: If you have any questions or need additional help, contact us via the forum.
 - , Google Ads API Team

Add Conversion Environment to Google Ads Conversion Imports

Starting on June 30, 2025, in-app conversions imported through the Google Ads API must include a value for the ClickConversion.conversion_environment field. See this article for more details.

For developers importing in-app conversions, please observe these considerations:

  1. In-app conversions are defined as any conversion events that occur within an app, such as purchase, add to cart, or sign up.
  2. For existing campaigns, if you do not include the conversion_environment field when importing conversions, that will negatively impact bidding, resulting in fewer conversions and worse overall performance.
  3. For new campaigns, if you upload conversion_environment data, that will directly improve campaign performance by driving additional app conversions.
  4. The presence or absence of the conversion_environment parameter does not impact conversion uploads. These conversions will still be consumed and reported, with no error messages.

If you have any questions or need help, see the Google Ads API support page for options.

- Ben Karl, on behalf of the Google Ads API Team

Add Conversion Environment to Google Ads Conversion Imports

Starting on June 30, 2025, in-app conversions imported through the Google Ads API must include a value for the ClickConversion.conversion_environment field. See this article for more details.

For developers importing in-app conversions, please observe these considerations:

  1. In-app conversions are defined as any conversion events that occur within an app, such as purchase, add to cart, or sign up.
  2. For existing campaigns, if you do not include the conversion_environment field when importing conversions, that will negatively impact bidding, resulting in fewer conversions and worse overall performance.
  3. For new campaigns, if you upload conversion_environment data, that will directly improve campaign performance by driving additional app conversions.
  4. The presence or absence of the conversion_environment parameter does not impact conversion uploads. These conversions will still be consumed and reported, with no error messages.

If you have any questions or need help, see the Google Ads API support page for options.

- Ben Karl, on behalf of the Google Ads API Team

Add Conversion Environment to Google Ads Conversion Imports

Starting on June 30, 2025, in-app conversions imported through the Google Ads API must include a value for the ClickConversion.conversion_environment field. See this article for more details.

For developers importing in-app conversions, please observe these considerations:

  1. In-app conversions are defined as any conversion events that occur within an app, such as purchase, add to cart, or sign up.
  2. For existing campaigns, if you do not include the conversion_environment field when importing conversions, that will negatively impact bidding, resulting in fewer conversions and worse overall performance.
  3. For new campaigns, if you upload conversion_environment data, that will directly improve campaign performance by driving additional app conversions.
  4. The presence or absence of the conversion_environment parameter does not impact conversion uploads. These conversions will still be consumed and reported, with no error messages.

If you have any questions or need help, see the Google Ads API support page for options.

- Ben Karl, on behalf of the Google Ads API Team