Most Google Ads import errors in Microsoft Ads come from exceeding account or campaign limits, an expired Google sign-in, items Microsoft doesn’t support, or a scheduled import owned by another user. Download the import error spreadsheet from Import schedule and history, fix the flagged items, import large accounts in smaller groups and reconnect your Google account if needed.<\/p>\n
Microsoft Advertising can import campaigns directly from Google Ads<\/a>, through the web interface or Microsoft Advertising Editor. You sign in to Google, choose the account and campaigns, set import options, then run the import once or on a schedule (daily, weekly or monthly). Microsoft maps Google settings to their closest Microsoft equivalents. Where there’s no equivalent, the item is skipped or changed, and that’s where most “errors” come from.<\/p>\n The fastest, most reliable way to resolve this is to reach out to a Microsoft Advertising Elite partner like Adcore.<\/strong> Elite is the highest of Microsoft’s three partner tiers (Partner, Select and Elite), and Elite partners can escalate cases directly through Microsoft’s partner team.<\/p>\n How Adcore can help:<\/strong><\/p>\n Reach out to Adcore’s Elite partner team for free Microsoft Ads support<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n Go to Import > Import schedule and history<\/strong>, open the import and download the error file. Each row names the item and the reason it wasn’t imported or was changed. Warnings (for example, a location mapped to a parent location) are listed too. Fixing from the log is much faster than guessing.<\/p>\nRecommended solution: get help from a Microsoft Ads Elite partner<\/h2>\n
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Read the error log first<\/h2>\n
Common errors and fixes<\/h2>\n