Google Ads Doubles Search Themes Limit in Performance Max Campaigns

Google Ads Doubles Search Themes Limit in PMax

California: Google Ads significantly upgraded Performance Max (PMax) campaigns, increasing the Search themes limit from 25 to 50. Advertisers now have enhanced capability to direct automated campaigns by benefiting from the increased search theme limit.

The search theme signals function similarly to standard keywords in regular Search advertisements and operate as input for Google’s AI to enhance PMax campaign user intent matching. Search themes entered the market in 2023 with a maximum of 10 themes before the platform expanded this threshold to 25 late in the year. Increasing the maximum search theme limit to 50 creates better conditions for advertisers to supply contextual information that enhances campaign targeting quality and performance.

Google made this alteration based on feedback from its advertising customers. Previous limitations of 10 themes in PMax caused marketing professionals to worry about their ability to offer complete guidance to automation systems for extensive account ranges with varied brands. Google expands the limit by enabling users to provide machine learning information without abandoning the Performance Max automated capabilities.

Digital marketers now have the ability to test tailored themes, which deliver marketing campaigns that more effectively represent genuine customer interactions. When the number of inputs grows, better organization is necessary. To prevent internal competition, the advertising industry should implement theme group organization methods and monitor the Search and Shopping campaign connections.

The update has been implemented according to Google’s continued effort to maintain automated systems while allowing users to maintain control. Users will observe the development of several new marketing practices as companies take advantage of increased flexibility through this capacity enhancement.

Google Ads specialist Pronay Roy found the update first, which Thomas Eccel from LinkedIn published to the public domain.

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