Google Ads discreetly introduced Tree Table Views into its reporting interface, providing marketers with an organized method for examining their campaign performance metrics.
This fresh perspective converts conventional flat data tables into hierarchical structures where dimensions are displayed as visually stacked and nested elements, revealing more transparent connections among data points.
The big picture.
The Tree Table View offers several practical benefits:
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Organized hierarchy
More transparent representation of multidimensional levels -
Improved navigation
. Quicker exploration of insights within layered segments -
Enhanced structure
Improved structure for intricate performance analysis
For instance, users can now effortlessly examine connections such as:
- Campaign
- –> Campaign Status: Activated
- –> Ad Group Status: Enabled
- –> Campaign Type: Search
- –> Subtype: All Features
Why we care.
The improved reporting tackles a frequent challenge for advertisers looking to dissect intricate campaign setups featuring numerous dimensions and segments.
How to access it.
Users can access the new view by:
- Going to Reports
- Choosing to create a report utilizing the beta feature
- Changing the table view to “Tree Table View”
First seen.
Thomas Eccles, a digital marketer, drew our notice to this revised report view when he showcased it.
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What’s next.
It seems like this feature is being rolled out incrementally and complements the “Generate Report” beta features, indicating that Google is further developing its reporting tools to meet the demands of more intricate analytical requirements.
