Google Ads Campaign Management Make integrationAutomate Google Ads Campaign Management with Make.

This action stops your ads from showing on a search term by adding it to one of your negative keyword lists. The term then applies wherever that list is attached, so one change protects several campaigns.

Keep your ads off a site, an app or a channel you do not want to appear on: this module adds the placement to an exclusion list in your account. It is the display and video counterpart of the negative keyword module.

Create an Object is the general-purpose builder: it creates a new item in Google Ads when none of the dedicated modules covers the type you need. You pick the kind of object, then fill what Make asks for.

Delete an Object removes an item from your Google Ads account for good, which is handy for cleaning up leftovers created by a test or by another scenario. You tell it which object type and which item to remove.

Get a Campaign fetches the full record of one campaign you already know, so later modules can use its details. It returns exactly one campaign, which keeps the next steps simple.

With Get an Account, your scenario reads the details of one specific ad account and passes them to the next module. That gives you account-level context next to campaign data.

Make an API Call is your escape hatch: it lets the scenario call any endpoint of the Google Ads API with the connection you already set up. Whatever the other modules leave out, this one can reach.

Update a Campaign changes an existing campaign from inside your scenario, so edits you would make by hand happen as soon as your data says so. You point it at one campaign and set the new values.

Pause or re-enable a keyword without touching the rest of it: this module only changes the status of an existing keyword. It is the lightest way to act on keywords from a scenario.

This module flips an ad group between states, such as paused and enabled, while leaving its keywords and ads as they are. You get a clean on and off switch for a whole group at once.

Update an Object edits any existing Google Ads item that the dedicated update modules do not handle. It pairs with Create an Object and Delete an Object as the generic trio.

List Accounts returns every ad account your connection can see, one bundle per account. From there, the next modules can run once for each of them.

Search Ad Groups finds the ad groups that match what you are looking for and hands them over one by one. It can return zero, one or many results.

Need every campaign that fits a condition? Search Campaigns returns them as separate bundles, ready for the modules after it.

Search Keywords pulls the keywords that match your criteria, so your scenario can review or change them in bulk. Every keyword found becomes its own bundle.

For anything the named searches miss, Search Objects (Search Query) lets you write a Google Ads search query and returns the matching objects as bundles. It is the flexible reporting door into your account.

This second query module runs your Google Ads query through the search stream method instead of the standard search, and still hands back one bundle per result.