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Google Data Manager adds Google Drive as a supported source for offline conversions and Customer Match
Google has expanded the supported data sources in Data Manager to include Google Drive. Advertisers can now use files stored in Google Drive to import offline conversion data or upload customer lists via direct connection workflows.
What changed
Previously, sources were limited to platforms like BigQuery, Salesforce, and Google Sheets.
Why it matters for advertisers
For you, this means faster integrations if your team already uses Drive for data handling, reducing friction when connecting first-party data to Google Ads.
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Google Data Manager adds Google Drive as a supported source for offline conversions and Customer Match
Google has expanded the supported data sources in Data Manager to include Google Drive. Advertisers can now use files stored in Google Drive to import offline conversion data or upload customer lists via direct connection workflows. Previously, sources were limited to platforms like BigQuery, Salesforce, and Google Sheets. For you, this means faster integrations if your team already uses Drive for data handling, reducing friction when connecting first-party data to Google Ads.
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