There are a few ways to create a Google Ad Blog. The most popular way is to use Google’s Blogger platform.
This platform is free, and it allows you to create a blog that is hosted on the Google website. You can also use a third-party blogging platform, such as WordPress, to create your blog.
When creating your blog, you will need to set up your account and create a blog address. You can also choose to create a custom domain name for your blog, if you want.
Once you have set up your account and created your blog address, you can begin creating your blog content.
To create a Google Ad Blog, you will first need to sign in to the Google AdWords account that you signed up for when you created your ads. Next, go to the “AdWords” tab in your account and click on the “Create a new ad” button.
On the “Create ad” page, click on the “Blogger” tab and select “Create new blog”.
On the “Blogger” page, enter a name for your blog (for example, “My Ad Blog”), select a domain name (for example, myadblog.com), and click on the “Createblog” button. After you have created your blog, go to the “Settings” tab and select “Display settings”. In the “Display settings” page, under the heading “Blog content: HTML or RSS feed?”, select “HTML feed” and then enter your blog address in the text field next to it.
Click on the “Save settings” button and then copy the HTML code that appears in the text field below it into a new document (for example, css/myadblog/myadblog-stylesheet.css).
To display your ad content on your blog, go back to the “AdWords” tab in your account and click on the blue button next to your ad campaign name (for example, My Ad Campaign). On the “Campaigns & Settings” page that appears, click on the blue button next to your ad campaign name again (for example, My Ad Campaign) and then click on the blue button next to your ad group name (for example, My Ads). On the “Ad Groups & Settings” page that appears, click on the blue button next to your ad group name again (for example, My Ads) and then click on the blue button next to your ad group campaign name (for example, My Ad Campaign).
Underneath each of these blue buttons is a text field in which you can paste the HTML code from css/myadblog/myadblog-stylesheet.css.