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Seeing Adintel on a real account
Open a real Google Ads account in Adintel, read only, before you sign up or connect anything of your own.
What is the demo?
A real Google Ads account, open in Adintel and read only, before you sign up or connect anything. Choose See it on a real account on the homepage, or See Adintel on a real account first on the sign-up page. There is nothing to fill in. The demo opens on the morning briefing, and every page of the account is in the side rail: Overview, Anomalies, Triage, Actions, Search terms, Timeline, Audit, Client report, Recommendations, Conversions and Business context. Its figures are the account's own, from Adintel's latest read, and its briefing is composed each morning, as yours would be. The client report opens on the account's newest report, a draft or a final, as a client would read it.
What can I do in it?
Everything you would do on your own accounts, up to the click that would change something. Each account page says Demo under its title. Every button, field and choice is where it is on your own accounts, and works the same way: open a triage card's choices, pick where a negative goes and its match type, tick search terms and see what excluding them would do, open a campaign's controls and type a new budget. The button that would send it is switched off, and so is any button that would ask Google to check a change or have Adintel write something for you, such as an audit report or a business context draft. Nothing in the demo reaches Google Ads, and nothing in Adintel changes. The bar across the top of every page says it is a real account, read only, with Start free trial beside it. Under that, Look at these: links three pages worth a look first: Triage, the Timeline's Did it work and the Client report.
What does the demo leave out?
Anything that belongs to the people who run the account rather than to the account itself. No one is named: a change a person made shows as made by an Adintel user or another user, never by name. Their notes are left out, on the Timeline and wherever a note would be quoted, and so are the private notes in the business context and the break-even figures as they typed them. The break-even itself still shows where Adintel uses it, in the Overview's Targets panel, the audit and whether a change worked. The client report carries no brand, and Your business name and logo print here stands where yours would print. The side rail has no Team, Connect or Billing.
Does Ask Adintel work in the demo?
Ask Adintel opens, but it does not answer in the demo. It says what it does on your own accounts and, where the page has an article here, links to the first questions that article answers. Ask about this on an item opens the same panel, naming the item (asking Adintel).
How long does the demo stay open?
Two hours at a time, in the browser tab you opened it in. Closing the tab ends it. So does Leave the demo at the foot of the side rail, which takes you back to the homepage. After two hours, the next page you open says the demo has ended and offers Open the demo again.
What happens when I start a free trial?
Start free trial ends the demo and opens the sign-up page. Your trial starts when you sign up and runs on your own accounts once you connect Google Ads (signing up and signing in); nothing from the demo carries over. We record each time the demo is opened and which page of our site it was opened from, or that it was opened from a link, and nothing that identifies you. Your browser keeps a note that you opened it, so if you then sign up on the sign-up page in that browser, we record that your account started after the demo. Opening it also counts as a visit to our website, which we measure with Google Analytics; the demo's own pages are not counted (our privacy policy).
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