You can publish the campaign with one zip code and then go to the separate location targeting on the left hand side of platform and remove the zip code, then click on radius option and adjust the distance for the radius and you'll be good to go. I set up a campaign on Friday and didn't see what you mentioned. There are sometimes bugs, but also a slow roll out. I don't think Google would take away the ability to add radius for loc targeting.

@Austin LeClear- thanks for jumping in with your insight! I played around with Data Studio and created a customized report with the imported Conversion Actions for the conversion actions downloaded into a spreadsheet and dropped the spreadsheet in the custom report with all the standard metrics like you mentioned. We normally don't do reporting like this, but it's a newer client that requested all the details. lol... I've never been a big fan of elaborate reports since most clients aren't that interested as long as we're producing leads for them. I appreciate your insights!

I'm not a fan since it's not as easy to navigate and I'll need to learn where they've put everything. I don't like the matched locations are in Insights tab plus the Search Terms are also in the Insights tab. Frustrating. The nice part is that you can revert back to the old platform by using "previous design" in the dropdown menu if your brain isn't quite ready for the change.

Here's a Google Ads help article. Go down to the middle and you'll see the Image Specifications for what you need to provide: https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/10724492?hl=en&sjid=851363575830680116-NC. Good luck!

You should be able to see what your ads look like with this new feature since it's rolling out in all countries. Go to Responsive Search Ads (RSA) in your account, click on View Assets below the RSA, you'll be in the Ads Combination section. The first tab will only show you the impressions and the list of your headlines/descriptions. Click on the second tab called to the right, Ad Combinations and you'll see what ads have shown during the last 90 days. You might see a single headline format plus the second headline is in the section with smaller font for the start of the description or the most common we're seeing right now is 2 headlines. We have quite a few accounts that are now showing the single headline format. Make sure to check your ad copy to find out IF a headline shows in a single headline format does it makes sense as a stand alone headline. In a few select accounts we've pinned the top 3 headlines to guarantee the most important headlines are showing. You can also go to the Google Ads Transparency Center and or Google service industries. You'll be able to see some good and bad examples of what it looks like in real life.😮