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How to Publish Complete Campaigns on Google Ads

There are two ways to publish a campaign created by AdsCreator to Google Ads. Both buttons sit side by side at the bottom of the creation screen:


1. Publish to Google Ads — the classic mode. AdsX creates the campaign in your account with one keyword and the ad extensions.


"Publish to Google Ads" button, bottom-left corner of the AdsCreator screen


2. Publish complete campaign (recommended) — the evolution of the classic mode. The entire campaign comes out configured before it goes up: multiple keywords, your niche's negative keywords, language, and per-device bidding.


"Publish complete campaign (recommended)" button, the purple button at the bottom of the AdsCreator screen


In this article you'll learn how the complete mode works. (The classic mode is covered in: How to Automatically Create Campaigns and Ads on Google Ads.)



Attention — before pasting the campaign URL, CLEAR the field. Google automatically adds an "https://" that causes an error if you don't remove it before pasting. Here's how:



Why use the complete mode


  • It comes out cheaper. Google charges less from advertisers who are more relevant — and the campaign goes up with multiple keywords, each with the match type you choose.
  • No wasted budget. Your niche's negative keywords are already applied, cutting searches from people who were never going to buy.
  • Pay more where you sell more. You set the bid per device: more on mobile, less on desktop, or the other way around. And you can remove the device that only spends.
  • Reach a new audience within the same country. You choose the campaign's language and speak to people who use Google in that language — like the Latino community living in the United States.
  • You review before it exists. See the whole campaign before it's created in your account, with nothing left pending to adjust later.
  • Organization and control. Every campaign is saved under My Campaigns.


Note: the video is narrated in Portuguese, but the steps are identical — the AdsX screens follow the same flow in any language.

Updated on: 31/08/2026

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