When you run ads with Google Ads, you may want to see whether clicks on your ad led a customer to take a certain action, such as a purchase on your website, calling your business, or downloading an app.
The first step in measuring conversions is choosing what you want to track. Learn more about setting up your conversions.
Note: If you're new to conversion measurement and want to learn how it works, read About conversion measurement.
Choose the type of conversion you want to track
Find the type of conversion you want to track on the left, then follow the link to the instructions on the right:
If you want to track: |
You need to |
| Website purchases, newsletter signups, button clicks, or other website actions. | Set up your web conversions |
| Customer installs your app or purchases from your app | |
| Phone calls | |
| Offline conversions, such as store visits or phone calls after your ad ran |
Advanced tip: Track multiple kinds of conversions
Do you want to track multiple kinds of conversions from the list above? Just set up a different conversion action for each type of conversion you want to track. For example, you can set up one conversion action to track purchases on your website, and another to track calls from your ads.
You can also set up multiple conversion actions for each conversion source. For example, say you want to track two different actions on your website: purchases and newsletter sign-ups. You’d set up two conversion actions: one for the purchases and one for sign-ups.
If you’re tracking multiple conversion actions, you might want to use the “Account default’” setting to choose which conversions to include in your “Conversions” reporting column. Learn more About account-default conversion goals