How to Use This Dictionary
Navigation Methods
Section titled “Navigation Methods”Browse by Category
Section titled “Browse by Category”Use the sidebar navigation to explore terms organized by topic:
- Start with Structure to understand the basic hierarchy
- Move to Targeting for audience and keyword concepts
- Explore Metrics to understand performance measurement
- Advanced users can dive into Automation and Technical sections
Search Functionality
Section titled “Search Functionality”- Use the search bar (Ctrl/Cmd + K) for instant term lookup
- Search works across term names, definitions, and examples
- Results show matching terms with preview text
Alphabetical Index
Section titled “Alphabetical Index”Visit the alphabetical index for a complete A-Z listing of all terms in the dictionary.
Understanding Term Pages
Section titled “Understanding Term Pages”Each term follows a consistent structure:
Definition Section
Section titled “Definition Section”- Plain Language: Simplified explanation avoiding jargon
- Context: Why this term matters in Google Ads
Example Section
Section titled “Example Section”- Practical Scenarios: Real-world usage examples
- Concrete Numbers: Specific calculations when applicable
Related Terms
Section titled “Related Terms”- Connected Concepts: Links to related dictionary entries
- Logical Progression: Terms to explore next for deeper understanding
Reading Paths for Different Goals
Section titled “Reading Paths for Different Goals”New to Google Ads?
Section titled “New to Google Ads?”- Account → Campaign → Ad Group
- Keyword → Match Type
- CPC → CTR → Conversion
Optimizing Performance?
Section titled “Optimizing Performance?”Advanced Implementation?
Section titled “Advanced Implementation?”Tips for Effective Use
Section titled “Tips for Effective Use”- Bookmark Frequently Used Terms - Keep important pages handy
- Follow Related Term Links - Build comprehensive understanding
- Use Examples for Context - Apply concepts to your specific situation
- Cross-Reference Categories - Terms often span multiple areas
Language Selection
Section titled “Language Selection”This dictionary is available in both English and French. Use the language selector to switch between versions. All terms maintain the same structure and linking in both languages.