Question: Omar is launching a Google Search campaign to generate traffic to his store. He wants to ensure that his ads appear only during his store's business hours. What should he do when he creates his campaign?
- Submit a form to Google that outlines his store's hours of operation.
- Set a code snippet on his website to inform Google Ads of his business hours of operation.
- Set his ad schedule to only show ads when the store is open.
- Create a Google My Business listing and sync it with his Google Ads campaign.
Explanation
Ad schedule is the campaign setting that controls the days and hours when ads are eligible to show. Google Ads states that ads can be scheduled to appear only during specific times, including business hours. That makes it the correct setup when the goal is to limit ad serving to the store’s open hours. It is the direct campaign-level control for when Search ads can run. Google Help+1
Why the other options are incorrect
A) Google Ads does not require a form submission to define business hours for ad serving; scheduling is handled inside the campaign settings. Google Help+1
B) A website code snippet does not control campaign serving hours; ad schedule does. Google Help+1
D) A Business Profile can support some business information, but the campaign control that limits ad serving to open hours is still ad schedule. Google Help+1
Source for verification
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