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Google's retention goal feature lags behind announcement timeline for Search and Shopping ads

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Google's retention goal feature for Search and Shopping campaigns is rolling out more slowly than its holiday announcement suggested.

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PPC Land found that Google's help documentation still lists re-engagement as available only for Performance Max campaigns, three days after Google announced the feature's broader rollout. The discrepancy suggests a lag between the public announcement and full availability across campaign types like Search and Shopping.

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