Integrate Google AdWords with Wrike
About Google AdWords
Google Adwords is an advertising tool that focuses on a cost-per-click model of paying for ads. Adwords tracks data on the performance of ads and ad campaigns, which can provide insights on if the budget for your ads is reflective of the value they bring to your company.
About Wrike
Wrike is a cloud-based collaboration and project management software that scales across teams in any business. It allows companies to gain visibility, simplify their planning and streamline their workflow, giving them a better chance at long-term success, clarity, and insights.
Popular Use Cases
Bring all your Google AdWords data to Amazon Redshift
Load your Google AdWords data to Google BigQuery
ETL all your Google AdWords data to Snowflake
Move your Google AdWords data to MySQL
Bring all your Wrike data to Amazon Redshift
Load your Wrike data to Google BigQuery
ETL all your Wrike data to Snowflake
Move your Wrike data to MySQL
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Google AdWords's End Points
Ad Groups
Monitor ads that share a single budget and bid amount, allowing you to efficiently track ad performance, change your bidding strategy, and ensure that an ad group is giving you the right return on your investment.
Campaigns
Organize ad groups into campaigns and set a single budget and bidding frequency. With this, you can better manage the expense of your ads and ensure that you are running the right ads for your purposes.
Wrike's End Points
Wrike Accounts
For account-specific insights, you can also search among all tasks in one account. This can help focus your search and quickly understand the strengths and weaknesses of each of your accounts.
Wrike Tasks
If you need an important piece of company-wide information, you can search among all tasks in all accounts. This function can help you extract big-picture project insights with just a few clicks, allowing you to prepare your data for analytics.
Wrike Folders
Search among tasks in a specific folder for highly targeted data and insights. Then, combine this information with data from other business-critical data sources to understand it more comprehensively.