Regarding Google Ads impressions/exposure.

kingyyy

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While warming up Google Ads accounts, I’ve never had a case where impressions completely stopped after approval until now. In this kind of situation, what should usually be adjusted?
I’ve already tried modifying the keywords, but it still doesn’t seem to apply.
Also, is there any website where I can check which keywords are getting good impressions?
There hasn’t been a single impression for an entire day.

I’d really appreciate your help.
 
A fully approved campaign can still receive zero impressions if Ad Rank is too low or targeting is overly restrictive.
I’d check bids, keyword match types, audience/location settings, and whether the keywords actually have search volume.
For keyword demand, tools like Google Keyword Planner are still the easiest place to check estimated impressions and traffic.
 
Sometimes impressions stay low even with decent ads, especially on newer accounts. Budget, targeting and account trust call affect exposure a lot.
 
What type of campaign are you running? It sounds like an issue with your bidding strategy and you may need to open it up. Try switching it to “max clicks” bidding strategy and see if that gets it going but usually a keyword will show that there is not enough volume to run, and that usually only happens on exact match these days
 
Maybe check your bids and targeting once because I had this before sometimes it just starts getting impressions after some time and you can also check the keywords in google keyword planner.
 
usually related to budget being too low for the keyword competition, bids not meeting the minimum threshold.
 
i think checking your bid and targeting first and new accounts can take some time to get impressions and you can also check keywords on keyword planner of google.
 
Zero impressions after approval usually means bids are too low, budget is too restrictive, or keywords are too narrow check your Search Impression Share in the dashboard to diagnose which. Use Google's Keyword Planner or Search Terms report to find keywords that are actually getting volume in your niche.
 
One full day with zero impressions usually means something is blocking delivery. Check location settings, match types, bid strategy, and search volume for those keywords.
 
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