Coupons and advertising
Google Ads
Connect your Google Ads account, read what your campaigns are doing, and create a campaign from the wizard.
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The Marketing area connects your shop to Google Ads, so the campaigns that bring people in sit next to the bookings and orders they produce.
Campaign data here is read from Google, not stored as a copy. The screen says so: it is a snapshot read from your account, and reading again refreshes it. That matters when a number looks stale — the fix is to read again, not to edit anything, because the source of truth is the ad account.
- Open Marketing, then Google Ads.
- Connect the Google Ads account you want Vendzi to read. The connection is per shop.
- Open the overview to see campaigns and how they are performing.
- Open a campaign to see its data, targeting and ad groups. This view is read-only, and it says so on screen.
- Select AI Campaign Wizard, then New campaign, to build one. Work through Setup, Target, Ad copy, and Budget & review.
- Review the campaign before it is created. The wizard shows what it will create in Google Ads — it does not publish without that review step.
- Open Ad Settings to control how the shop presents itself inside ads: the destination pages and the sitelinks that accompany them.
- Google Ads
- Campaigns, performance and the account connection
- AI Campaign Wizard
- Builds a campaign through a review step
- Ad Settings
- Destinations and sitelinks used inside ads
- Read-only view
- Campaign structure read from Google, not edited here
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Meta, Instagram and TikTok ads
Google Ads is the only advertising platform connected to Vendzi. There is no Meta, Instagram or TikTok integration — those names appear in your settings only as social links in the storefront footer, which are a link, not an ad platform. A campaign on those networks has to be run outside Vendzi.
Before building a campaign, make sure the pages it will send clicks to are finished. A campaign pointed at a category with nothing in it spends the budget and produces no sales, and the wizard will refuse rather than substitute a different page for you.
If a campaign refuses to generate, read the reason it gives rather than retrying. The usual causes are a category with no destination page to send clicks to, or a module that is switched off — both are things you fix in the shop, not in the wizard.