Premiers pas avec le ciblage par liste de clients

Le ciblage par liste de clients vous permet d'utiliser vos données en ligne et hors connexion pour toucher et réengager vos clients sur le Réseau de Recherche, le Réseau Display et YouTube, ainsi que dans l'onglet "Shopping" et dans Gmail. Cette méthode de ciblage utilise les informations que vos clients ont partagées avec vous pour leur présenter vos annonces et cibler d'autres clients similaires. Vous pouvez importer des données de gestion de la relation client (CRM) de manière groupée, ajouter ou supprimer des données, ou utiliser ces listes d'utilisateurs pour créer une logical_user_list.

Consultez l'aperçu de la gestion des audiences pour obtenir la liste des différents types de segments d'audience permettant de comparer le ciblage par liste de clients avec d'autres options de listes d'utilisateurs.

En savoir plus sur le ciblage par liste de clients et le ciblage d'audience

Prérequis

Tous les comptes ne sont pas éligibles au ciblage par liste de clients. Pour utiliser le ciblage par liste de clients, votre compte doit remplir les critères suivants :

  • Afficher un historique des activités conforme à nos règles
  • Afficher un historique des paiements satisfaisant

Les fonctionnalités proposées dépendent des conditions respectées par votre compte. Consultez le Règlement sur le ciblage par liste de clients pour connaître les critères d'éligibilité et les restrictions.

Avant de commencer : planifiez votre implémentation

Avant de commencer à écrire du code, il est important de planifier l'implémentation du ciblage par liste de clients. Cette section décrit le processus global et les principaux éléments à prendre en compte pour vous aider à concevoir une intégration robuste. Une fois que vous avez un plan clair, vous pouvez passer aux étapes d'implémentation suivantes.

Parcours d'utilisation

Voici le processus recommandé pour créer et cibler une liste de clients :

  1. Créez une liste de clients vide.

  2. Créez un OfflineUserDataJob. Il est beaucoup plus efficace de créer un seul grand job que plusieurs petits jobs.

    Assurez-vous de renseigner le champ consent de customer_match_user_list_metadata dans vos requêtes OfflineUserDataJob create. Pour les demandes remove, le consentement n'est pas nécessaire. L'API renvoie OfflineUserDataJobError.CUSTOMER_NOT_ACCEPTED_CUSTOMER_DATA_TERMS si consent.ad_user_data ou consent.ad_personalization de la tâche sont définis sur DENIED.

    Si un utilisateur a refusé de donner son consentement, vous pouvez créer un job avec une opération remove pour supprimer ses identifiants de la liste des utilisateurs.

    Si vous n'avez pas obtenu le consentement de certains utilisateurs, créez un job distinct dans lequel vous ne définissez pas le champ consent de customer_match_user_list_metadata, puis ajoutez les identifiants de ces utilisateurs à l'aide des opérations create pour ce job distinct.

  3. Ajoutez des opérations à l'aide de la méthode OfflineUserDataJobService.AddOfflineUserDataJobOperations. Pour un traitement optimal,nous vous recommandons d'ajouter jusqu'à 10 000 identifiants au total par appel. Une seule requête AddOfflineUserDataJobOperations peut contenir au maximum 100 000 identifiants pour tous les objets UserData de la liste des opérations.

    Par exemple, si chacun de vos objets UserData comporte un UserIdentifier pour hashed_email et un autre UserIdentifier pour hashed_phone_number, l'envoi de 5 000 objets UserData par requête est optimal, car chaque requête contiendra 10 000 identifiants utilisateur au total.

  4. Répétez l'étape précédente jusqu'à ce que toutes les opérations soient ajoutées ou que le job soit à sa capacité maximale. Le nombre d'opérations que vous pouvez ajouter à une même tâche n'est pas limité. Toutefois, pour un traitement optimal, nous vous recommandons de ne pas dépasser 1 000 000 d'opérations par tâche.

  5. Exécutez le job. Vous devez exécuter le job dans les cinq jours suivant sa création. Sinon, le job ne sera plus disponible pour l'exécution.

  6. Interrogez pour vérifier que l'importation a réussi.

  7. Vérifiez le taux de correspondance.

  8. Ciblez la liste.

OfflineUserDataJobService et UserDataService

Deux services sont disponibles pour importer des données de ciblage par liste de clients. Sélectionnez le service en fonction de votre cas d'utilisation, car il peut y avoir des limites pour un service.

Services d'importation pour le ciblage par liste de clients
OfflineUserDataJobService (préféré) La plupart des développeurs utilisent ce service. Il est optimisé pour les importations volumineuses à haut débit et renvoie des métriques de réussite une fois l'opération terminée. Ce guide se concentre principalement sur ce service.
UserDataService Ce service est optimisé pour importer un petit nombre d'identifiants à la fois avec des mises à jour sporadiques. Il n'est pas optimisé pour une exécution continue. Le nombre d'opérations par requête est limité à 10. De plus, une seule requête ne peut pas contenir plus de 100 éléments au total dans tous les user_identifiers.

Pour obtenir des conseils sur les importations avec ce service, consultez le guide sur la gestion de votre intégration du ciblage par liste de clients.

À partir de la version 15 de l'API Google Ads, vous devez renseigner le champ consent de customer_match_user_list_metadata dans vos requêtes UploadUserDataRequest create. Pour les demandes remove, le consentement n'est pas nécessaire. L'API renvoie une réponse avec received_operations_count défini sur zéro, ce qui indique que la requête n'a pas été traitée si consent.ad_user_data ou consent.ad_personalization est défini sur DENIED. Si un identifiant a un consentement de DENIED, vous pouvez demander à le supprimer de la liste des utilisateurs à l'aide de l'opération remove de UploadUserDataRequest.

Bonnes pratiques

Lorsque vous concevez votre intégration du ciblage par liste de clients, gardez à l'esprit les bonnes pratiques suivantes :

  • N'essayez pas d'utiliser plusieurs comptes pour modifier une même liste d'utilisateurs. Une liste d'utilisateurs ne peut être modifiée que par le compte Google Ads ou partenaire de données qui l'a créée.

  • Maximisez le nombre d'opérations par AddOfflineUserDataJobOperationsRequest (jusqu'à 100 000 identifiants) pour éviter les erreurs RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED.

  • Ne mélangez pas les opérations create et remove dans le même OfflineUserDataJob. Cette opération peut entraîner une erreur CONFLICTING_OPERATION.

  • Activez partial_failure dans un AddOfflineUserDataJobOperationsRequest pour détecter les opérations problématiques avant d'exécuter le job. Les opérations sont validées lorsqu'elles sont importées dans un OfflineUserDataJob.

  • Évitez d'exécuter simultanément plusieurs processus OfflineUserDataJob qui modifient la même liste d'utilisateurs (c'est-à-dire plusieurs tâches dont CustomerMatchUserListMetadata.user_list pointe vers le même nom de ressource). Cela peut entraîner une erreur CONCURRENT_MODIFICATION, car plusieurs tâches ne sont pas autorisées à fonctionner sur la même liste en même temps. Cette erreur peut également se produire si vous tentez de modifier simultanément une liste via l'interface utilisateur et l'API Google Ads. Notez que cela ne s'applique pas aux opérations d'ajout à un job PENDING, qui peuvent être effectuées à tout moment avant le démarrage du job.

  • Si vous avez des milliers d'opérations à appliquer, créez un seul OfflineUserDataJob contenant toutes les opérations. Ne créez pas plusieurs jobs avec seulement quelques centaines d'opérations chacun et ne les exécutez pas de manière séquentielle ni simultanée. Un seul job volumineux contenant toutes vos opérations est beaucoup plus efficace que plusieurs petits jobs. Il réduit également les risques d'erreurs dans votre workflow.

Pour obtenir des idées sur la façon d'exploiter vos listes de clients pour un ciblage optimal, consultez le Centre d'aide.

Étape 1 : Créez une liste de clients

Créez une liste de clients avec UserListService. Les listes de clients sont créées en définissant le champ crm_based_user_list sur l'objet user_list. Le champ crm_based_user_list peut être défini pour les types de campagnes qui acceptent le ciblage des listes de clients :

Le ciblage par liste de clients dans différents types de campagnes
Réseau de Recherche Les annonces sont diffusées sur le Réseau de Recherche.
Réseau Display Les annonces sont diffusées sur le Réseau Display et dans Gmail uniquement s'il existe des créations Sponsoring de sites Web Google.
Expansion au Réseau Display dans les campagnes sur le Réseau de Recherche Les annonces sont diffusées sur le Réseau de Recherche et sur Gmail uniquement s'il existe des créations GSP.
Campagnes vidéo Les annonces ne s'affichent sur YouTube que s'il existe des annonces TrueView InStream.
Campagnes Shopping Les annonces s'affichent dans l'onglet "Shopping".

crm_based_user_list contient trois champs :

  • app_id : chaîne qui identifie de manière unique l'application mobile à partir de laquelle les données ont été collectées. Cette étape est obligatoire lorsque vous créez CrmBasedUserList pour importer des identifiants publicitaires pour mobile.

  • upload_key_type : type de clé correspondant à la liste, qui peut être CONTACT_INFO, CRM_ID ou MOBILE_ADVERTISING_ID. Les types de données mixtes ne sont pas autorisés dans la même liste. Ce champ est obligatoire pour toutes les listes de clients.

  • data_source_type : source de données de la liste. La valeur par défaut est FIRST_PARTY. Les clients autorisés peuvent créer des listes de clients provenant de sources tierces.

L'attribut membership_life_span de la liste d'utilisateurs vous permet de définir la période, en jours, pendant laquelle un utilisateur est considéré comme faisant partie de la liste. La membership_life_span d'une liste de clients pour le ciblage par liste de clients ne doit pas dépasser 540, qui est également la valeur par défaut.

L'attribut membership_status définit si la liste accepte de nouveaux utilisateurs.

Exemple de code pour créer une liste de clients

Java

private String createCustomerMatchUserList(GoogleAdsClient googleAdsClient, long customerId) {
  // Creates the new user list.
  UserList userList =
      UserList.newBuilder()
          .setName("Customer Match list #" + getPrintableDateTime())
          .setDescription("A list of customers that originated from email addresses")
          // Membership life span must be between 0 and 540 days inclusive. See:
          // https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserList#membership_life_span
          // Sets the membership life span to 30 days.
          .setMembershipLifeSpan(30)
          // Sets the upload key type to indicate the type of identifier that will be used to
          // add users to the list. This field is immutable and required for a CREATE operation.
          .setCrmBasedUserList(
              CrmBasedUserListInfo.newBuilder()
                  .setUploadKeyType(CustomerMatchUploadKeyType.CONTACT_INFO))
          .build();

  // Creates the operation.
  UserListOperation operation = UserListOperation.newBuilder().setCreate(userList).build();

  // Creates the service client.
  try (UserListServiceClient userListServiceClient =
      googleAdsClient.getLatestVersion().createUserListServiceClient()) {
    // Adds the user list.
    MutateUserListsResponse response =
        userListServiceClient.mutateUserLists(
            Long.toString(customerId), ImmutableList.of(operation));
    // Prints the response.
    System.out.printf(
        "Created Customer Match user list with resource name: %s.%n",
        response.getResults(0).getResourceName());
    return response.getResults(0).getResourceName();
  }
}

      

C#

private string CreateCustomerMatchUserList(GoogleAdsClient client, long customerId)
{
    // Get the UserListService.
    UserListServiceClient service = client.GetService(Services.V21.UserListService);

    // Creates the user list.
    UserList userList = new UserList()
    {
        Name = $"Customer Match list# {ExampleUtilities.GetShortRandomString()}",
        Description = "A list of customers that originated from email and physical" +
            " addresses",
        // Membership life span must be between 0 and 540 days inclusive. See:
        // https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserList#membership_life_span
        // Sets the membership life span to 30 days.
        MembershipLifeSpan = 30,
        CrmBasedUserList = new CrmBasedUserListInfo()
        {
            UploadKeyType = CustomerMatchUploadKeyType.ContactInfo
        }
    };
    // Creates the user list operation.
    UserListOperation operation = new UserListOperation()
    {
        Create = userList
    };

    // Issues a mutate request to add the user list and prints some information.
    MutateUserListsResponse response = service.MutateUserLists(
        customerId.ToString(), new[] { operation });
    string userListResourceName = response.Results[0].ResourceName;
    Console.WriteLine($"User list with resource name '{userListResourceName}' " +
        $"was created.");
    return userListResourceName;
}
      

PHP

private static function createCustomerMatchUserList(
    GoogleAdsClient $googleAdsClient,
    int $customerId
): string {
    // Creates the user list.
    $userList = new UserList([
        'name' => 'Customer Match list #' . Helper::getPrintableDatetime(),
        'description' => 'A list of customers that originated from email '
            . 'and physical addresses',
        // Membership life span must be between 0 and 540 days inclusive. See:
        // https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserList#membership_life_span
        // Sets the membership life span to 30 days.
        'membership_life_span' => 30,
        'crm_based_user_list' => new CrmBasedUserListInfo([
            // Sets the upload key type to indicate the type of identifier that will be used to
            // add users to the list. This field is immutable and required for a CREATE
            // operation.
            'upload_key_type' => CustomerMatchUploadKeyType::CONTACT_INFO
        ])
    ]);

    // Creates the user list operation.
    $operation = new UserListOperation();
    $operation->setCreate($userList);

    // Issues a mutate request to add the user list and prints some information.
    $userListServiceClient = $googleAdsClient->getUserListServiceClient();
    $response = $userListServiceClient->mutateUserLists(
        MutateUserListsRequest::build($customerId, [$operation])
    );
    $userListResourceName = $response->getResults()[0]->getResourceName();
    printf("User list with resource name '%s' was created.%s", $userListResourceName, PHP_EOL);

    return $userListResourceName;
}
      

Python

def create_customer_match_user_list(
    client: GoogleAdsClient, customer_id: str
) -> str:
    """Creates a Customer Match user list.

    Args:
        client: The Google Ads client.
        customer_id: The ID for the customer that owns the user list.

    Returns:
        The string resource name of the newly created user list.
    """
    # Creates the UserListService client.
    user_list_service_client: UserListServiceClient = client.get_service(
        "UserListService"
    )

    # Creates the user list operation.
    user_list_operation: UserListOperation = client.get_type(
        "UserListOperation"
    )

    # Creates the new user list.
    user_list: UserList = user_list_operation.create
    user_list.name = f"Customer Match list #{uuid.uuid4()}"
    user_list.description = (
        "A list of customers that originated from email and physical addresses"
    )
    # Sets the upload key type to indicate the type of identifier that is used
    # to add users to the list. This field is immutable and required for a
    # CREATE operation.
    user_list.crm_based_user_list.upload_key_type = (
        client.enums.CustomerMatchUploadKeyTypeEnum.CONTACT_INFO
    )
    # Membership life span must be between 0 and 540 days inclusive. See:
    # https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserList#membership_life_span
    # Sets the membership life span to 30 days.
    user_list.membership_life_span = 30

    response: MutateUserListsResponse = (
        user_list_service_client.mutate_user_lists(
            customer_id=customer_id, operations=[user_list_operation]
        )
    )
    user_list_resource_name: str = response.results[0].resource_name
    print(
        f"User list with resource name '{user_list_resource_name}' was created."
    )

    return user_list_resource_name
      

Ruby

def create_customer_match_user_list(client, customer_id)
  # Creates the user list.
  operation = client.operation.create_resource.user_list do |ul|
    ul.name = "Customer Match List #{(Time.new.to_f * 1000).to_i}"
    ul.description = "A list of customers that originated from email and " \
      "physical addresses"
    # Membership life span must be between 0 and 540 days inclusive. See:
    # https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserList#membership_life_span
    # Sets the membership life span to 30 days.
    ul.membership_life_span = 30
    ul.crm_based_user_list = client.resource.crm_based_user_list_info do |crm|
      crm.upload_key_type = :CONTACT_INFO
    end
  end

  # Issues a mutate request to add the user list and prints some information.
  response = client.service.user_list.mutate_user_lists(
    customer_id: customer_id,
    operations: [operation],
  )

  # Prints out some information about the newly created user list.
  resource_name = response.results.first.resource_name
  puts "User list with resource name #{resource_name} was created."

  resource_name
end
      

Perl

sub create_customer_match_user_list {
  my ($api_client, $customer_id) = @_;

  # Create the user list.
  my $user_list = Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V21::Resources::UserList->new({
      name        => "Customer Match list #" . uniqid(),
      description =>
        "A list of customers that originated from email and physical addresses",
      # Membership life span must be between 0 and 540 days inclusive. See:
      # https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserList#membership_life_span
      # Set the membership life span to 30 days.
      membershipLifeSpan => 30,
      # Set the upload key type to indicate the type of identifier that will be
      # used to add users to the list. This field is immutable and required for
      # a CREATE operation.
      crmBasedUserList =>
        Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V21::Common::CrmBasedUserListInfo->new({
          uploadKeyType => CONTACT_INFO
        })});

  # Create the user list operation.
  my $user_list_operation =
    Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V21::Services::UserListService::UserListOperation->
    new({
      create => $user_list
    });

  # Issue a mutate request to add the user list and print some information.
  my $user_lists_response = $api_client->UserListService()->mutate({
      customerId => $customer_id,
      operations => [$user_list_operation]});
  my $user_list_resource_name =
    $user_lists_response->{results}[0]{resourceName};
  printf "User list with resource name '%s' was created.\n",
    $user_list_resource_name;

  return $user_list_resource_name;
}
      

Étape 2 : Ajoutez des membres à la liste d'utilisateurs

Les trois principales clés de correspondance sont l'adresse e-mail, l'adresse postale et le numéro de téléphone. Vous pouvez utiliser l'ID utilisateur et l'ID d'appareil mobile comme clés de correspondance, mais ces solutions sont moins pérennes, car elles reposent sur les cookies et l'ID d'appareil. Nous vous recommandons d'importer les coordonnées des utilisateurs (adresse e-mail, adresse postale et numéro de téléphone, par exemple) lorsque cela est possible, plutôt que des ID CRM ou mobiles.

Chaque liste d'utilisateurs ne peut contenir qu'un seul type de données client, comme indiqué dans le champ CrmBasedUserListInfo.upload_key_type. De plus, un objet UserData, qui représente un seul utilisateur, peut contenir jusqu'à 20 identifiants utilisateur, chacun ayant son propre objet UserIdentifier. Si vous spécifiez plus de 20 identifiants, une erreur TOO_MANY_USER_IDENTIFIERS s'affiche.

Google Ads n'utilise une liste d'utilisateurs pour le ciblage par liste de clients que si elle a atteint un seuil minimal d'utilisateurs actifs au moment de la diffusion de l'annonce. Les utilisateurs actifs correspondent au nombre d'utilisateurs de votre liste qui sont actifs sur Gmail, le Réseau de Recherche, YouTube ou le Réseau Display. Importez au moins 5 000 membres pour augmenter vos chances d'avoir suffisamment d'utilisateurs actifs correspondants à cibler.

Importer les coordonnées des utilisateurs

Pour importer les adresses e-mail, les adresses postales ou les numéros de téléphone des utilisateurs, définissez upload_key_type sur CONTACT_INFO. Notez que les coordonnées doivent être associées à un compte Google pour pouvoir être mises en correspondance. Les comptes d'entreprise, tels que Google Workspace, ne peuvent pas être ciblés.

Pour des raisons de confidentialité, les adresses e-mail, les prénoms, les noms et les numéros de téléphone doivent être hachés à l'aide de l'algorithme SHA-256 avant d'être importés. Afin de standardiser les résultats du hachage, avant de hacher l'une de ces valeurs, assurez-vous d'effectuer les tâches suivantes :

  • Supprimez les espaces blancs de début et de fin.
  • Pour les noms, les adresses e-mail et les adresses postales : convertissez le texte en minuscules.
  • Pour les numéros de téléphone : convertissez chaque numéro de téléphone au format E164 avant le hachage. Ce format représente un numéro de téléphone sous la forme d'un nombre comportant jusqu'à 15 chiffres et commençant par le signe + (par exemple, +12125650000 ou +442070313000). Le signe + en début de ligne peut être omis.

Pour les adresses e-mail, vous n'avez pas besoin de supprimer tous les points (.) qui précèdent le nom de domaine dans les adresses gmail.com et googlemail.com, car elles sont toujours acceptées.

Si les coordonnées ne sont pas correctement mises en forme avant le hachage, l'API accepte tout de même les informations hachées, mais elles ne peuvent pas être associées à un client.

Si vous souhaitez importer des données d'adresse postale, vous devez inclure au moins les éléments suivants :

  • Code de pays
  • Code postal
  • Prénom haché
  • Nom de famille haché

Si l'un de ces champs est manquant, l'adresse ne peut pas être mise en correspondance.

Alors que les listes de clients ne peuvent contenir qu'un seul upload_key_type, plusieurs types d'informations de contact peuvent être importés pour un upload_key_type de CONTACT_INFO. Cette option est recommandée pour augmenter les taux de correspondance.

Importer des ID de CRM

Pour remplir la liste de clients avec des ID CRM, définissez upload_key_type sur CRM_ID. Les ID CRM sont mis en correspondance à partir d'un ID utilisateur généré et attribué par l'annonceur. Cela revient à importer des instances MOBILE_ADVERTISING_ID, mais vous devez plutôt renseigner le champ third_party_user_id de l'objet UserIdentifier.

Importer des ID de mobiles

Comme pour le ciblage par liste de clients avec des adresses e-mail, vous pouvez effectuer le ciblage par liste de clients à l'aide des ID d'appareils mobiles (IDFA ou AAID). Pour ce faire, spécifiez la propriété app_id et définissez upload_key_type sur MOBILE_ADVERTISING_ID avant d'utiliser une liste d'utilisateurs pour le ciblage par liste de clients avec des ID d'appareils mobiles.

Exemple de code

L'exemple suivant utilise un OfflineUserDataJobOperation pour ajouter les coordonnées du client à une liste de clients.

Java

// Creates a raw input list of unhashed user information, where each element of the list
// represents a single user and is a map containing a separate entry for the keys "email",
// "phone", "firstName", "lastName", "countryCode", and "postalCode". In your application, this
// data might come from a file or a database.
List<Map<String, String>> rawRecords = new ArrayList<>();
// The first user data has an email address and a phone number.
Map<String, String> rawRecord1 =
    ImmutableMap.<String, String>builder()
        .put("email", "dana@example.com")
        // Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as required. This
        // includes whitespace that will be removed later.
        .put("phone", "+1 800 5550101")
        .build();
// The second user data has an email address, a mailing address, and a phone number.
Map<String, String> rawRecord2 =
    ImmutableMap.<String, String>builder()
        // Email address that includes a period (.) before the domain.
        .put("email", "alex.2@example.com")
        // Address that includes all four required elements: first name, last name, country
        // code, and postal code.
        .put("firstName", "Alex")
        .put("lastName", "Quinn")
        .put("countryCode", "US")
        .put("postalCode", "94045")
        // Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as required.
        .put("phone", "+1 800 5550102")
        .build();
// The third user data only has an email address.
Map<String, String> rawRecord3 =
    ImmutableMap.<String, String>builder().put("email", "charlie@example.com").build();
// Adds the raw records to the raw input list.
rawRecords.add(rawRecord1);
rawRecords.add(rawRecord2);
rawRecords.add(rawRecord3);

// Iterates over the raw input list and creates a UserData object for each record.
List<UserData> userDataList = new ArrayList<>();
for (Map<String, String> rawRecord : rawRecords) {
  // Creates a builder for the UserData object that represents a member of the user list.
  UserData.Builder userDataBuilder = UserData.newBuilder();
  // Checks if the record has email, phone, or address information, and adds a SEPARATE
  // UserIdentifier object for each one found. For example, a record with an email address and a
  // phone number will result in a UserData with two UserIdentifiers.

  // IMPORTANT: Since the identifier attribute of UserIdentifier
  // (https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserIdentifier) is a
  // oneof
  // (https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/proto3/#oneof-features), you must set only ONE of
  // hashedEmail, hashedPhoneNumber, mobileId, thirdPartyUserId, or addressInfo. Setting more
  // than one of these attributes on the same UserIdentifier will clear all the other members
  // of the oneof. For example, the following code is INCORRECT and will result in a
  // UserIdentifier with ONLY a hashedPhoneNumber.
  //
  // UserIdentifier incorrectlyPopulatedUserIdentifier =
  //     UserIdentifier.newBuilder()
  //         .setHashedEmail("...")
  //         .setHashedPhoneNumber("...")
  //         .build();
  //
  // The separate 'if' statements below demonstrate the correct approach for creating a UserData
  // for a member with multiple UserIdentifiers.

  // Checks if the record has an email address, and if so, adds a UserIdentifier for it.
  if (rawRecord.containsKey("email")) {
    UserIdentifier hashedEmailIdentifier =
        UserIdentifier.newBuilder()
            .setHashedEmail(normalizeAndHash(sha256Digest, rawRecord.get("email"), true))
            .build();
    // Adds the hashed email identifier to the UserData object's list.
    userDataBuilder.addUserIdentifiers(hashedEmailIdentifier);
  }

  // Checks if the record has a phone number, and if so, adds a UserIdentifier for it.
  if (rawRecord.containsKey("phone")) {
    UserIdentifier hashedPhoneNumberIdentifier =
        UserIdentifier.newBuilder()
            .setHashedPhoneNumber(normalizeAndHash(sha256Digest, rawRecord.get("phone"), true))
            .build();
    // Adds the hashed phone number identifier to the UserData object's list.
    userDataBuilder.addUserIdentifiers(hashedPhoneNumberIdentifier);
  }

  // Checks if the record has all the required mailing address elements, and if so, adds a
  // UserIdentifier for the mailing address.
  if (rawRecord.containsKey("firstName")) {
    // Checks if the record contains all the other required elements of a mailing address.
    Set<String> missingAddressKeys = new HashSet<>();
    for (String addressKey : new String[] {"lastName", "countryCode", "postalCode"}) {
      if (!rawRecord.containsKey(addressKey)) {
        missingAddressKeys.add(addressKey);
      }
    }

    if (!missingAddressKeys.isEmpty()) {
      System.out.printf(
          "Skipping addition of mailing address information because the following required keys"
              + " are missing: %s%n",
          missingAddressKeys);
    } else {
      // Creates an OfflineUserAddressInfo object that contains all the required elements of a
      // mailing address.
      OfflineUserAddressInfo addressInfo =
          OfflineUserAddressInfo.newBuilder()
              .setHashedFirstName(
                  normalizeAndHash(sha256Digest, rawRecord.get("firstName"), false))
              .setHashedLastName(
                  normalizeAndHash(sha256Digest, rawRecord.get("lastName"), false))
              .setCountryCode(rawRecord.get("countryCode"))
              .setPostalCode(rawRecord.get("postalCode"))
              .build();
      UserIdentifier addressIdentifier =
          UserIdentifier.newBuilder().setAddressInfo(addressInfo).build();
      // Adds the address identifier to the UserData object's list.
      userDataBuilder.addUserIdentifiers(addressIdentifier);
    }
  }

  if (!userDataBuilder.getUserIdentifiersList().isEmpty()) {
    // Builds the UserData and adds it to the list.
    userDataList.add(userDataBuilder.build());
  }
}

// Creates the operations to add users.
List<OfflineUserDataJobOperation> operations = new ArrayList<>();
for (UserData userData : userDataList) {
  operations.add(OfflineUserDataJobOperation.newBuilder().setCreate(userData).build());
}
      

C#

// Creates a raw input list of unhashed user information, where each element of the list
// represents a single user and is a map containing a separate entry for the keys
// "email", "phone", "firstName", "lastName", "countryCode", and "postalCode".
// In your application, this data might come from a file or a database.
List<Dictionary<string, string>> rawRecords = new List<Dictionary<string, string>>();

// The first user data has an email address and a phone number.
Dictionary<string, string> rawRecord1 = new Dictionary<string, string>();
rawRecord1.Add("email", "dana@example.com");
// Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as required.
// This includes whitespace that will be removed later.
rawRecord1.Add("phone", "+1 800 5550101");

// The second user data has an email address, a mailing address, and a phone number.
Dictionary<string, string> rawRecord2 = new Dictionary<string, string>();
// Email address that includes a period (.) before the Gmail domain.
rawRecord2.Add("email", "alex.2@example.com");
// Address that includes all four required elements: first name, last name, country
// code, and postal code.
rawRecord2.Add("firstName", "Alex");
rawRecord2.Add("lastName", "Quinn");
rawRecord2.Add("countryCode", "US");
rawRecord2.Add("postalCode", "94045");
// Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as required.
// This includes whitespace that will be removed later.
rawRecord2.Add("phone", "+1 800 5550102");

// The third user data only has an email address.
Dictionary<string, string> rawRecord3 = new Dictionary<string, string>();
rawRecord3.Add("email", "charlie@example.com");

// Adds the raw records to the raw input list.
rawRecords.Add(rawRecord1);
rawRecords.Add(rawRecord2);
rawRecords.Add(rawRecord3);

// Iterates over the raw input list and creates a UserData object for each record.
List<UserData> userDataList = new List<UserData>();
foreach (Dictionary<string, string> rawRecord in rawRecords) {
    // Creates a UserData object that represents a member of the user list.
    UserData userData = new UserData();
    // Checks if the record has email, phone, or address information, and adds a
    // SEPARATE UserIdentifier object for each one found.
    // For example, a record with an email address and a phone number will result in a
    // UserData with two UserIdentifiers.

    // IMPORTANT: Since the identifier attribute of UserIdentifier
    // (https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserIdentifier)
    // is a oneof
    // (https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/proto3/#oneof-features), you must set
    // only ONE of hashedEmail, hashedPhoneNumber, mobileId, thirdPartyUserId,
    // or addressInfo.
    // Setting more than one of these attributes on the same UserIdentifier will clear
    // all the other members of the oneof.
    // For example, the following code is INCORRECT and will result in a UserIdentifier
    // with ONLY a hashedPhoneNumber.
    //
    // UserIdentifier incorrectlyPopulatedUserIdentifier = new UserIdentifier()
    // {
    //      HashedEmail = "...",
    //      HashedPhoneNumber = "..."
    // };
    //
    // The separate 'if' statements below demonstrate the correct approach for creating
    // a UserData for a member with multiple UserIdentifiers.

    // Checks if the record has an email address, and if so, adds a UserIdentifier
    // for it.
    if (rawRecord.ContainsKey("email")) {
        UserIdentifier hashedEmailIdentifier = new UserIdentifier()
        {
            HashedEmail = NormalizeAndHash(rawRecord["email"], true)
        };

        userData.UserIdentifiers.Add(hashedEmailIdentifier);
    }

    // Checks if the record has a phone number, and if so, adds a UserIdentifier for it.
    if (rawRecord.ContainsKey("phone")) {
        UserIdentifier hashedPhoneNumberIdentifier = new UserIdentifier()
        {
            HashedPhoneNumber = NormalizeAndHash(rawRecord["phone"], true)
        };

        // Adds the hashed phone number identifier to the UserData object's list.
        userData.UserIdentifiers.Add(hashedPhoneNumberIdentifier);
    }

    // Checks if the record has all the required mailing address elements, and if so,
    // adds a UserIdentifier for the mailing address.
    if (rawRecord.ContainsKey("firstName")) {
        // Checks if the record contains all the other required elements of a mailing
        // address.
        HashSet<string> missingAddressKeys = new HashSet<string>();
        foreach (string addressKey in new string[] {"lastName", "countryCode",
            "postalCode"}) {
        if (!rawRecord.ContainsKey(addressKey)) {
            missingAddressKeys.Add(addressKey);
        }
        }

        if (!missingAddressKeys.Any()) {
        Console.WriteLine(
            $"Skipping addition of mailing address information because the following " +
                "required keys are missing: {missingAddressKeys}");
        } else {
            // Creates an OfflineUserAddressInfo object that contains all the required
            // elements of a mailing address.
            OfflineUserAddressInfo addressInfo = new OfflineUserAddressInfo()
            {
                HashedFirstName = NormalizeAndHash(rawRecord["firstName"]),
                HashedLastName = NormalizeAndHash(rawRecord["lastName"]),
                CountryCode = rawRecord["countryCode"],
                PostalCode = rawRecord["postalCode"]
            };

            UserIdentifier addressIdentifier = new UserIdentifier()
            {
                AddressInfo = addressInfo
            };

            // Adds the address identifier to the UserData object's list.
            userData.UserIdentifiers.Add(addressIdentifier);
        }
    }

    if (userData.UserIdentifiers.Any())
    {
        userDataList.Add(userData);
    }
}

// Creates the operations to add the users.
List<OfflineUserDataJobOperation> operations = new List<OfflineUserDataJobOperation>();
foreach(UserData userData in userDataList)
{
    operations.Add(new OfflineUserDataJobOperation()
    {
        Create = userData
    });
}
      

PHP

// Creates a raw input list of unhashed user information, where each element of the list
// represents a single user and is a map containing a separate entry for the keys 'email',
// 'phone', 'firstName', 'lastName', 'countryCode', and 'postalCode'. In your application,
// this data might come from a file or a database.
$rawRecords = [];
// The first user data has an email address and a phone number.
$rawRecord1 = [
    // The first user data has an email address and a phone number.
    'email' => 'dana@example.com',
    // Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as required. This
    // includes whitespace that will be removed later.
    'phone' => '+1 800 5550101'
];
$rawRecords[] = $rawRecord1;

// The second user data has an email address, a mailing address, and a phone number.
$rawRecord2 = [
    // Email address that includes a period (.) before the Gmail domain.
    'email' => 'alex.2@example.com',
    // Address that includes all four required elements: first name, last name, country
    // code, and postal code.
    'firstName' => 'Alex',
    'lastName' => 'Quinn',
    'countryCode' => 'US',
    'postalCode' => '94045',
    // Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as required.
    'phone' => '+1 800 5550102',
];
$rawRecords[] = $rawRecord2;

// The third user data only has an email address.
$rawRecord3 = ['email' => 'charlie@example.com'];
$rawRecords[] = $rawRecord3;

// Iterates over the raw input list and creates a UserData object for each record.
$userDataList = [];
foreach ($rawRecords as $rawRecord) {
    // Checks if the record has email, phone, or address information, and adds a SEPARATE
    // UserIdentifier object for each one found. For example, a record with an email address
    // and a phone number will result in a UserData with two UserIdentifiers.

    // IMPORTANT: Since the identifier attribute of UserIdentifier
    // (https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserIdentifier) is
    // a oneof
    // (https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/proto3/#oneof-features), you must set only
    // ONE of 'hashed_email, 'hashed_phone_number', 'mobile_id', 'third_party_user_id', or
    // 'address_info'.
    // Setting more than one of these attributes on the same UserIdentifier will clear all
    // the other members of the oneof. For example, the following code is INCORRECT and will
    // result in a UserIdentifier with ONLY a 'hashed_phone_number'.
    //
    // $incorrectlyPopulatedUserIdentifier = new UserIdentifier();
    // $incorrectlyPopulatedUserIdentifier->setHashedEmail('...');
    // $incorrectlyPopulatedUserIdentifier->setHashedPhoneNumber('...');
    //
    // The separate 'if' statements below demonstrate the correct approach for creating a
    // UserData for a member with multiple UserIdentifiers.

    $userIdentifiers = [];
    // Checks if the record has an email address, and if so, adds a UserIdentifier for it.
    if (array_key_exists('email', $rawRecord)) {
        $hashedEmailIdentifier = new UserIdentifier([
            'hashed_email' => self::normalizeAndHash($rawRecord['email'], true)
        ]);
        // Adds the hashed email identifier to the user identifiers list.
        $userIdentifiers[] = $hashedEmailIdentifier;
    }

    // Checks if the record has a phone number, and if so, adds a UserIdentifier for it.
    if (array_key_exists('phone', $rawRecord)) {
        $hashedPhoneNumberIdentifier = new UserIdentifier([
            'hashed_phone_number' => self::normalizeAndHash($rawRecord['phone'], true)
        ]);
        // Adds the hashed email identifier to the user identifiers list.
        $userIdentifiers[] = $hashedPhoneNumberIdentifier;
    }

    // Checks if the record has all the required mailing address elements, and if so, adds a
    // UserIdentifier for the mailing address.
    if (array_key_exists('firstName', $rawRecord)) {
        // Checks if the record contains all the other required elements of a mailing
        // address.
        $missingAddressKeys = [];
        foreach (['lastName', 'countryCode', 'postalCode'] as $addressKey) {
            if (!array_key_exists($addressKey, $rawRecord)) {
                $missingAddressKeys[] = $addressKey;
            }
        }
        if (!empty($missingAddressKeys)) {
            printf(
                "Skipping addition of mailing address information because the "
                . "following required keys are missing: %s%s",
                json_encode($missingAddressKeys),
                PHP_EOL
            );
        } else {
            // Creates an OfflineUserAddressInfo object that contains all the required
            // elements of a mailing address.
            $addressIdentifier = new UserIdentifier([
               'address_info' => new OfflineUserAddressInfo([
                   'hashed_first_name' => self::normalizeAndHash(
                       $rawRecord['firstName'],
                       false
                   ),
                   'hashed_last_name' => self::normalizeAndHash(
                       $rawRecord['lastName'],
                       false
                   ),
                   'country_code' => $rawRecord['countryCode'],
                   'postal_code' => $rawRecord['postalCode']
               ])
            ]);
            // Adds the address identifier to the user identifiers list.
            $userIdentifiers[] = $addressIdentifier;
        }
    }
    if (!empty($userIdentifiers)) {
        // Builds the UserData and adds it to the list.
        $userDataList[] = new UserData(['user_identifiers' => $userIdentifiers]);
    }
}

// Creates the operations to add users.
$operations = array_map(
    function (UserData $userData) {
        return new OfflineUserDataJobOperation(['create' => $userData]);
    },
    $userDataList
);
      

Python

def build_offline_user_data_job_operations(
    client: GoogleAdsClient,
) -> List[OfflineUserDataJobOperation]:
    """Creates a raw input list of unhashed user information.

    Each element of the list represents a single user and is a dict containing a
    separate entry for the keys "email", "phone", "first_name", "last_name",
    "country_code", and "postal_code". In your application, this data might come
    from a file or a database.

    Args:
        client: The Google Ads client.

    Returns:
        A list containing the operations.
    """
    # The first user data has an email address and a phone number.
    raw_record_1: Dict[str, str] = {
        "email": "dana@example.com",
        # Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as
        # required. This includes whitespace that will be removed later.
        "phone": "+1 800 5550101",
    }

    # The second user data has an email address, a mailing address, and a phone
    # number.
    raw_record_2: Dict[str, str] = {
        # Email address that includes a period (.) before the email domain.
        "email": "alex.2@example.com",
        # Address that includes all four required elements: first name, last
        # name, country code, and postal code.
        "first_name": "Alex",
        "last_name": "Quinn",
        "country_code": "US",
        "postal_code": "94045",
        # Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as
        # required.
        "phone": "+1 800 5550102",
    }

    # The third user data only has an email address.
    raw_record_3: Dict[str, str] = {"email": "charlie@example.com"}

    # Adds the raw records to a raw input list.
    raw_records: List[Dict[str, str]] = [
        raw_record_1,
        raw_record_2,
        raw_record_3,
    ]

    operations: List[OfflineUserDataJobOperation] = []
    # Iterates over the raw input list and creates a UserData object for each
    # record.
    for record in raw_records:
        # Creates a UserData object that represents a member of the user list.
        user_data: UserData = client.get_type("UserData")

        # Checks if the record has email, phone, or address information, and
        # adds a SEPARATE UserIdentifier object for each one found. For example,
        # a record with an email address and a phone number will result in a
        # UserData with two UserIdentifiers.

        # IMPORTANT: Since the identifier attribute of UserIdentifier
        # (https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserIdentifier)
        # is a oneof
        # (https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/proto3/#oneof-features), you
        # must set only ONE of hashed_email, hashed_phone_number, mobile_id,
        # third_party_user_id, or address-info. Setting more than one of these
        # attributes on the same UserIdentifier will clear all the other members
        # of the oneof. For example, the following code is INCORRECT and will
        # result in a UserIdentifier with ONLY a hashed_phone_number:

        # incorrect_user_identifier = client.get_type("UserIdentifier")
        # incorrect_user_identifier.hashed_email = "..."
        # incorrect_user_identifier.hashed_phone_number = "..."

        # The separate 'if' statements below demonstrate the correct approach
        # for creating a UserData object for a member with multiple
        # UserIdentifiers.

        # Checks if the record has an email address, and if so, adds a
        # UserIdentifier for it.
        if "email" in record:
            user_identifier: UserIdentifier = client.get_type("UserIdentifier")
            user_identifier.hashed_email = normalize_and_hash(
                record["email"], True
            )
            # Adds the hashed email identifier to the UserData object's list.
            user_data.user_identifiers.append(user_identifier)

        # Checks if the record has a phone number, and if so, adds a
        # UserIdentifier for it.
        if "phone" in record:
            user_identifier: UserIdentifier = client.get_type("UserIdentifier")
            user_identifier.hashed_phone_number = normalize_and_hash(
                record["phone"], True
            )
            # Adds the hashed phone number identifier to the UserData object's
            # list.
            user_data.user_identifiers.append(user_identifier)

        # Checks if the record has all the required mailing address elements,
        # and if so, adds a UserIdentifier for the mailing address.
        if "first_name" in record:
            required_keys = ("last_name", "country_code", "postal_code")
            # Checks if the record contains all the other required elements of
            # a mailing address.
            if not all(key in record for key in required_keys):
                # Determines which required elements are missing from the
                # record.
                missing_keys = record.keys() - required_keys
                print(
                    "Skipping addition of mailing address information "
                    "because the following required keys are missing: "
                    f"{missing_keys}"
                )
            else:
                user_identifier: UserIdentifier = client.get_type(
                    "UserIdentifier"
                )
                address_info: AddressInfo = user_identifier.address_info
                address_info.hashed_first_name = normalize_and_hash(
                    record["first_name"], False
                )
                address_info.hashed_last_name = normalize_and_hash(
                    record["last_name"], False
                )
                address_info.country_code = record["country_code"]
                address_info.postal_code = record["postal_code"]
                user_data.user_identifiers.append(user_identifier)

        # If the user_identifiers repeated field is not empty, create a new
        # OfflineUserDataJobOperation and add the UserData to it.
        if user_data.user_identifiers:
            operation: OfflineUserDataJobOperation = client.get_type(
                "OfflineUserDataJobOperation"
            )
            operation.create = user_data
            operations.append(operation)
      

Ruby

# Create a list of unhashed user data records that we will format in the
# following steps to prepare for the API.
raw_records = [
  # The first user data has an email address and a phone number.
  {
    email: 'dana@example.com',
    # Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as
    # required. This includes whitespace that will be removed later.
    phone: '+1 800 5550100',
  },
  # The second user data has an email address, a phone number, and an address.
  {
    # Email address that includes a period (.) before the Gmail domain.
    email: 'alex.2@example.com',
    # Address that includes all four required elements: first name, last
    # name, country code, and postal code.
    first_name: 'Alex',
    last_name: 'Quinn',
    country_code: 'US',
    postal_code: '94045',
    # Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as
    # required.
    phone: '+1 800 5550102',
  },
  # The third user data only has an email address.
  {
    email: 'charlie@example.com',
  },
]

# Create a UserData for each entry in the raw records.
user_data_list = raw_records.map do |record|
  client.resource.user_data do |data|
    if record[:email]
      data.user_identifiers << client.resource.user_identifier do |ui|
        ui.hashed_email = normalize_and_hash(record[:email], true)
      end
    end
    if record[:phone]
      data.user_identifiers << client.resource.user_identifier do |ui|
        ui.hashed_phone_number = normalize_and_hash(record[:phone], true)
      end
    end
    if record[:first_name]
      # Check that we have all the required information.
      missing_keys = [:last_name, :country_code, :postal_code].reject {|key|
        record[key].nil?
      }
      if missing_keys.empty?
        # If nothing is missing, add the address.
        data.user_identifiers << client.resource.user_identifier do |ui|
          ui.address_identifier = client.resource.offline_user_address_info do |address|
            address.hashed_first_name = normalize_and_hash(record[:first_name])
            address.hashed_last_name = normalize_and_hash(record[:last_name])
            address.country_code = record[:country_code]
            address.postal_code = record[:postal_code]
          end
        end
      else
        # If some data is missing, skip this entry.
        puts "Skipping addition of mailing information because the following keys are missing:" \
          "#{missing_keys}"
      end
    end
  end
end

operations = user_data_list.map do |user_data|
  client.operation.create_resource.offline_user_data_job(user_data)
end
      

Perl

  # The first user data has an email address and a phone number.
  my $raw_record_1 = {
    email => 'dana@example.com',
    # Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as
    # required. This includes whitespace that will be removed later.
    phone => '+1 800 5550101',
  };

  # The second user data has an email address, a mailing address, and a phone
  # number.
  my $raw_record_2 = {
    # Email address that includes a period (.) before the Gmail domain.
    email => 'alex.2@example.com',
    # Address that includes all four required elements: first name, last
    # name, country code, and postal code.
    firstName   => 'Alex',
    lastName    => 'Quinn',
    countryCode => 'US',
    postalCode  => '94045',
    # Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as
    # required.
    phone => '+1 800 5550102',
  };

  # The third user data only has an email address.
  my $raw_record_3 = {email => 'charlie@example.com',};

  my $raw_records = [$raw_record_1, $raw_record_2, $raw_record_3];

  my $operations = [];
  foreach my $record (@$raw_records) {
    # Check if the record has email, phone, or address information, and adds a
    # SEPARATE UserIdentifier object for each one found. For example, a record
    # with an email address and a phone number will result in a UserData with two
    # UserIdentifiers.
    #
    # IMPORTANT: Since the identifier attribute of UserIdentifier
    # (https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserIdentifier)
    # is a oneof
    # (https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/proto3/#oneof-features), you must set
    # only ONE of hashed_email, hashed_phone_number, mobile_id, third_party_user_id,
    # or address-info. Setting more than one of these attributes on the same UserIdentifier
    # will clear all the other members of the oneof. For example, the following code is
    # INCORRECT and will result in a UserIdentifier with ONLY a hashed_phone_number:
    #
    # my $incorrect_user_identifier = Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V21::Common::UserIdentifier->new({
    #   hashedEmail => '...',
    #   hashedPhoneNumber => '...',
    # });
    #
    # The separate 'if' statements below demonstrate the correct approach for creating a
    # UserData object for a member with multiple UserIdentifiers.

    my $user_identifiers = [];

    # Check if the record has an email address, and if so, add a UserIdentifier for it.
    if (defined $record->{email}) {
      # Add the hashed email identifier to the list of UserIdentifiers.
      push(
        @$user_identifiers,
        Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V21::Common::UserIdentifier->new({
            hashedEmail => normalize_and_hash($record->{email}, 1)}));
    }

    # Check if the record has a phone number, and if so, add a UserIdentifier for it.
    if (defined $record->{phone}) {
      # Add the hashed phone number identifier to the list of UserIdentifiers.
      push(
        @$user_identifiers,
        Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V21::Common::UserIdentifier->new({
            hashedPhoneNumber => normalize_and_hash($record->{phone}, 1)}));
    }

    # Check if the record has all the required mailing address elements, and if so, add
    # a UserIdentifier for the mailing address.
    if (defined $record->{firstName}) {
      my $required_keys = ["lastName", "countryCode", "postalCode"];
      my $missing_keys  = [];

      foreach my $key (@$required_keys) {
        if (!defined $record->{$key}) {
          push(@$missing_keys, $key);
        }
      }

      if (@$missing_keys) {
        print
"Skipping addition of mailing address information because the following"
          . "keys are missing: "
          . join(",", @$missing_keys);
      } else {
        push(
          @$user_identifiers,
          Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V21::Common::UserIdentifier->new({
              addressInfo =>
                Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V21::Common::OfflineUserAddressInfo->
                new({
                  # First and last name must be normalized and hashed.
                  hashedFirstName => normalize_and_hash($record->{firstName}),
                  hashedLastName  => normalize_and_hash($record->{lastName}),
                  # Country code and zip code are sent in plain text.
                  countryCode => $record->{countryCode},
                  postalCode  => $record->{postalCode},
                })}));
      }
    }

    # If the user_identifiers array is not empty, create a new
    # OfflineUserDataJobOperation and add the UserData to it.
    if (@$user_identifiers) {
      my $user_data = Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V21::Common::UserData->new({
          userIdentifiers => [$user_identifiers]});
      push(
        @$operations,
        Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V21::Services::OfflineUserDataJobService::OfflineUserDataJobOperation
          ->new({
            create => $user_data
          }));
    }
  }
      

Étape 3 : Vérifiez l'importation de la liste et le taux de correspondance

Une fois que OfflineUserDataJob a l'état SUCCESS, le taux de correspondance estimé est disponible dans le champ operation_metadata.match_rate_range. Si vous interrogez ce champ avant la fin du job, la valeur de ce champ peut être nulle. Pour vous assurer que votre taux de correspondance est prêt pour la validation et que la liste est prête pour le ciblage, nous vous recommandons d'interroger le job pour savoir s'il est terminé. Cette opération peut prendre entre 10 minutes et 24 heures.

Exemple de code pour vérifier l'état d'un job

Java

private void checkJobStatus(
    GoogleAdsClient googleAdsClient, long customerId, String offlineUserDataJobResourceName) {
  try (GoogleAdsServiceClient googleAdsServiceClient =
      googleAdsClient.getLatestVersion().createGoogleAdsServiceClient()) {
    String query =
        String.format(
            "SELECT offline_user_data_job.resource_name, "
                + "offline_user_data_job.id, "
                + "offline_user_data_job.status, "
                + "offline_user_data_job.type, "
                + "offline_user_data_job.failure_reason, "
                + "offline_user_data_job.customer_match_user_list_metadata.user_list "
                + "FROM offline_user_data_job "
                + "WHERE offline_user_data_job.resource_name = '%s'",
            offlineUserDataJobResourceName);
    // Issues the query and gets the GoogleAdsRow containing the job from the response.
    GoogleAdsRow googleAdsRow =
        googleAdsServiceClient
            .search(Long.toString(customerId), query)
            .iterateAll()
            .iterator()
            .next();
    OfflineUserDataJob offlineUserDataJob = googleAdsRow.getOfflineUserDataJob();
    System.out.printf(
        "Offline user data job ID %d with type '%s' has status: %s%n",
        offlineUserDataJob.getId(), offlineUserDataJob.getType(), offlineUserDataJob.getStatus());
    OfflineUserDataJobStatus jobStatus = offlineUserDataJob.getStatus();
    if (OfflineUserDataJobStatus.SUCCESS == jobStatus) {
      // Prints information about the user list.
      printCustomerMatchUserListInfo(
          googleAdsClient,
          customerId,
          offlineUserDataJob.getCustomerMatchUserListMetadata().getUserList());
    } else if (OfflineUserDataJobStatus.FAILED == jobStatus) {
      System.out.printf("  Failure reason: %s%n", offlineUserDataJob.getFailureReason());
    } else if (OfflineUserDataJobStatus.PENDING == jobStatus
        || OfflineUserDataJobStatus.RUNNING == jobStatus) {
      System.out.println();
      System.out.printf(
          "To check the status of the job periodically, use the following GAQL query with"
              + " GoogleAdsService.search:%n%s%n",
          query);
    }
  }
}

      

C#

private static void CheckJobStatusAndPrintResults(GoogleAdsClient client, long customerId,
    string offlineUserDataJobResourceName)
{
    // Get the GoogleAdsService.
    GoogleAdsServiceClient service = client.GetService(Services.V21.GoogleAdsService);

    string query = "SELECT offline_user_data_job.resource_name, " +
        "offline_user_data_job.id, offline_user_data_job.status, " +
        "offline_user_data_job.type, offline_user_data_job.failure_reason, " +
        "offline_user_data_job.customer_match_user_list_metadata.user_list " +
        "FROM offline_user_data_job WHERE " +
        $"offline_user_data_job.resource_name = '{offlineUserDataJobResourceName}'";

    // Issues the query and gets the GoogleAdsRow containing the job from the response.
    GoogleAdsRow googleAdsRow = service.Search(customerId.ToString(), query).First();

    OfflineUserDataJob offlineUserDataJob = googleAdsRow.OfflineUserDataJob;
    Console.WriteLine($"Offline user data job ID {offlineUserDataJob.Id} with type " +
        $"'{offlineUserDataJob.Type}' has status: {offlineUserDataJob.Status}");

    switch (offlineUserDataJob.Status)
    {
        case OfflineUserDataJobStatus.Success:
            // Prints information about the user list.
            PrintCustomerMatchUserListInfo(client, customerId,
                offlineUserDataJob.CustomerMatchUserListMetadata.UserList);
            break;

        case OfflineUserDataJobStatus.Failed:
            Console.WriteLine($"  Failure reason: {offlineUserDataJob.FailureReason}");
            break;

        case OfflineUserDataJobStatus.Pending:
        case OfflineUserDataJobStatus.Running:
            Console.WriteLine("To check the status of the job periodically, use the " +
                $"following GAQL query with GoogleAdsService.search:\n\n{query}");
            break;
    }
}
      

PHP

private static function checkJobStatus(
    GoogleAdsClient $googleAdsClient,
    int $customerId,
    string $offlineUserDataJobResourceName
) {
    $googleAdsServiceClient = $googleAdsClient->getGoogleAdsServiceClient();

    // Creates a query that retrieves the offline user data job.
    $query = "SELECT offline_user_data_job.resource_name, "
          . "offline_user_data_job.id, "
          . "offline_user_data_job.status, "
          . "offline_user_data_job.type, "
          . "offline_user_data_job.failure_reason, "
          . "offline_user_data_job.customer_match_user_list_metadata.user_list "
          . "FROM offline_user_data_job "
          . "WHERE offline_user_data_job.resource_name = '$offlineUserDataJobResourceName'";

    // Issues a search request to get the GoogleAdsRow containing the job from the response.
    /** @var GoogleAdsRow $googleAdsRow */
    $googleAdsRow =
        $googleAdsServiceClient->search(SearchGoogleAdsRequest::build($customerId, $query))
            ->getIterator()
            ->current();
    $offlineUserDataJob = $googleAdsRow->getOfflineUserDataJob();

    // Prints out some information about the offline user data job.
    $offlineUserDataJobStatus = $offlineUserDataJob->getStatus();
    printf(
        "Offline user data job ID %d with type '%s' has status: %s.%s",
        $offlineUserDataJob->getId(),
        OfflineUserDataJobType::name($offlineUserDataJob->getType()),
        OfflineUserDataJobStatus::name($offlineUserDataJobStatus),
        PHP_EOL
    );

    if ($offlineUserDataJobStatus === OfflineUserDataJobStatus::SUCCESS) {
        // Prints information about the user list.
        self::printCustomerMatchUserListInfo(
            $googleAdsClient,
            $customerId,
            $offlineUserDataJob->getCustomerMatchUserListMetadata()->getUserList()
        );
    } elseif ($offlineUserDataJobStatus === OfflineUserDataJobStatus::FAILED) {
        printf("  Failure reason: %s.%s", $offlineUserDataJob->getFailureReason(), PHP_EOL);
    } elseif (
        $offlineUserDataJobStatus === OfflineUserDataJobStatus::PENDING
        || $offlineUserDataJobStatus === OfflineUserDataJobStatus::RUNNING
    ) {
        printf(
            '%1$sTo check the status of the job periodically, use the following GAQL query with'
            . ' GoogleAdsService.search:%1$s%2$s%1$s',
            PHP_EOL,
            $query
        );
    }
}
      

Python

def check_job_status(
    client: GoogleAdsClient,
    customer_id: str,
    offline_user_data_job_resource_name: str,
) -> None:
    """Retrieves, checks, and prints the status of the offline user data job.

    If the job is completed successfully, information about the user list is
    printed. Otherwise, a GAQL query will be printed, which can be used to
    check the job status at a later date.

    Offline user data jobs may take 6 hours or more to complete, so checking the
    status periodically, instead of waiting, can be more efficient.

    Args:
        client: The Google Ads client.
        customer_id: The ID for the customer that owns the user list.
        offline_user_data_job_resource_name: The resource name of the offline
            user data job to get the status of.
    """
    query: str = f"""
        SELECT
          offline_user_data_job.resource_name,
          offline_user_data_job.id,
          offline_user_data_job.status,
          offline_user_data_job.type,
          offline_user_data_job.failure_reason,
          offline_user_data_job.customer_match_user_list_metadata.user_list
        FROM offline_user_data_job
        WHERE offline_user_data_job.resource_name =
          '{offline_user_data_job_resource_name}'
        LIMIT 1"""

    # Issues a search request using streaming.
    google_ads_service: GoogleAdsServiceClient = client.get_service(
        "GoogleAdsService"
    )
    results: SearchGoogleAdsStreamResponse = google_ads_service.search(
        customer_id=customer_id, query=query
    )
    offline_user_data_job_result: OfflineUserDataJob = next(
        iter(results)
    ).offline_user_data_job
    status_name: str = offline_user_data_job_result.status.name
    user_list_resource_name: str = (
        offline_user_data_job_result.customer_match_user_list_metadata.user_list
    )

    print(
        f"Offline user data job ID '{offline_user_data_job_result.id}' with type "
        f"'{offline_user_data_job_result.type_.name}' has status: {status_name}"
    )

    if status_name == "SUCCESS":
        print_customer_match_user_list_info(
            client, customer_id, user_list_resource_name
        )
    elif status_name == "FAILED":
        print(
            f"\tFailure Reason: {offline_user_data_job_result.failure_reason}"
        )
    elif status_name in ("PENDING", "RUNNING"):
        print(
            "To check the status of the job periodically, use the following "
            f"GAQL query with GoogleAdsService.Search: {query}"
        )
      

Ruby

def check_job_status(client, customer_id, offline_user_data_job)
  query = <<~QUERY
    SELECT
      offline_user_data_job.id,
      offline_user_data_job.status,
      offline_user_data_job.type,
      offline_user_data_job.failure_reason,
      offline_user_data_job.customer_match_user_list_metadata.user_list
    FROM
      offline_user_data_job
    WHERE
      offline_user_data_job.resource_name = '#{offline_user_data_job}'
  QUERY

  row = client.service.google_ads.search(
    customer_id: customer_id,
    query: query,
  ).first

  job = row.offline_user_data_job
  puts "Offline user data job ID #{job.id} with type '#{job.type}' has status: #{job.status}."

  case job.status
  when :SUCCESS
    print_customer_match_user_list(client, customer_id, job.customer_match_user_list_metadata.user_list)
  when :FAILED
    puts "  Failure reason: #{job.failure_reason}"
  else
    puts "  To check the status of the job periodically, use the following GAQL " \
      "query with GoogleAdsService.search:"
    puts query
  end
end
      

Perl

sub check_job_status {
  my ($api_client, $customer_id, $offline_user_data_job_resource_name) = @_;

  my $search_query =
    "SELECT offline_user_data_job.resource_name, " .
    "offline_user_data_job.id, offline_user_data_job.status, " .
    "offline_user_data_job.type, offline_user_data_job.failure_reason, " .
    "offline_user_data_job.customer_match_user_list_metadata.user_list " .
    "FROM offline_user_data_job " .
    "WHERE offline_user_data_job.resource_name = " .
    "'$offline_user_data_job_resource_name' LIMIT 1";

  my $search_request =
    Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V21::Services::GoogleAdsService::SearchGoogleAdsRequest
    ->new({
      customerId => $customer_id,
      query      => $search_query
    });

  # Get the GoogleAdsService.
  my $google_ads_service = $api_client->GoogleAdsService();

  my $iterator = Google::Ads::GoogleAds::Utils::SearchGoogleAdsIterator->new({
    service => $google_ads_service,
    request => $search_request
  });

  # The results have exactly one row.
  my $google_ads_row        = $iterator->next;
  my $offline_user_data_job = $google_ads_row->{offlineUserDataJob};
  my $status                = $offline_user_data_job->{status};

  printf
    "Offline user data job ID %d with type %s has status: %s.\n",
    $offline_user_data_job->{id},
    $offline_user_data_job->{type},
    $status;

  if ($status eq SUCCESS) {
    print_customer_match_user_list_info($api_client, $customer_id,
      $offline_user_data_job->{customerMatchUserListMetadata}{userList});
  } elsif ($status eq FAILED) {
    print "Failure reason: $offline_user_data_job->{failureReason}";
  } elsif (grep /$status/, (PENDING, RUNNING)) {
    print
      "To check the status of the job periodically, use the following GAQL " .
      "query with the GoogleAdsService->search() method:\n$search_query\n";
  }

  return 1;
}
      

Pour vérifier la taille de la liste, vous pouvez interroger la ressource user_list.

Exemple de code pour interroger la ressource user_list

Java

try (GoogleAdsServiceClient googleAdsServiceClient =
    googleAdsClient.getLatestVersion().createGoogleAdsServiceClient()) {
  // Creates a query that retrieves the user list.
  String query =
      String.format(
          "SELECT user_list.size_for_display, user_list.size_for_search "
              + "FROM user_list "
              + "WHERE user_list.resource_name = '%s'",
          userListResourceName);

  // Constructs the SearchGoogleAdsStreamRequest.
  SearchGoogleAdsStreamRequest request =
      SearchGoogleAdsStreamRequest.newBuilder()
          .setCustomerId(Long.toString(customerId))
          .setQuery(query)
          .build();

  // Issues the search stream request.
  ServerStream<SearchGoogleAdsStreamResponse> stream =
      googleAdsServiceClient.searchStreamCallable().call(request);
      

C#

 // Get the GoogleAdsService.
 GoogleAdsServiceClient service =
     client.GetService(Services.V21.GoogleAdsService);

 // Creates a query that retrieves the user list.
 string query =
     "SELECT user_list.size_for_display, user_list.size_for_search " +
     "FROM user_list " +
     $"WHERE user_list.resource_name = '{userListResourceName}'";
 // Issues a search stream request.
 service.SearchStream(customerId.ToString(), query,
    delegate (SearchGoogleAdsStreamResponse resp)
    {
        // Display the results.
        foreach (GoogleAdsRow userListRow in resp.Results)
        {
            UserList userList = userListRow.UserList;
            Console.WriteLine("The estimated number of users that the user list " +
                $"'{userList.ResourceName}' has is {userList.SizeForDisplay}" +
                $" for Display and {userList.SizeForSearch} for Search.");
        }
    }
);
      

PHP

$googleAdsServiceClient = $googleAdsClient->getGoogleAdsServiceClient();

// Creates a query that retrieves the user list.
$query =
    "SELECT user_list.size_for_display, user_list.size_for_search " .
    "FROM user_list " .
    "WHERE user_list.resource_name = '$userListResourceName'";

// Issues a search stream request.
/** @var GoogleAdsServerStreamDecorator $stream */
$stream = $googleAdsServiceClient->searchStream(
    SearchGoogleAdsStreamRequest::build($customerId, $query)
);
      

Python

googleads_service_client: GoogleAdsServiceClient = client.get_service(
    "GoogleAdsService"
)

# Creates a query that retrieves the user list.
query: str = f"""
    SELECT
      user_list.size_for_display,
      user_list.size_for_search
    FROM user_list
    WHERE user_list.resource_name = '{user_list_resource_name}'"""

# Issues a search request.
search_results: SearchGoogleAdsStreamResponse = (
    googleads_service_client.search(customer_id=customer_id, query=query)
)
      

Ruby

query = <<~EOQUERY
  SELECT user_list.size_for_display, user_list.size_for_search
  FROM user_list
  WHERE user_list.resource_name = #{user_list}
EOQUERY

response = client.service.google_ads.search_stream(
  customer_id: customer_id,
  query: query,
)
      

Perl

# Create a query that retrieves the user list.
my $search_query =
  "SELECT user_list.size_for_display, user_list.size_for_search " .
  "FROM user_list " .
  "WHERE user_list.resource_name = '$user_list_resource_name'";

# Create a search Google Ads stream request that will retrieve the user list.
my $search_stream_request =
  Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V21::Services::GoogleAdsService::SearchGoogleAdsStreamRequest
  ->new({
    customerId => $customer_id,
    query      => $search_query,
  });

# Get the GoogleAdsService.
my $google_ads_service = $api_client->GoogleAdsService();

my $search_stream_handler =
  Google::Ads::GoogleAds::Utils::SearchStreamHandler->new({
    service => $google_ads_service,
    request => $search_stream_request
  });
      

Pour des raisons de confidentialité, la taille de la liste d'utilisateurs est indiquée comme nulle jusqu'à ce qu'elle contienne au moins 100 membres. La taille est ensuite arrondie aux deux chiffres les plus significatifs.

Les erreurs survenues lors de l'exécution d'un OfflineUserDataJob peuvent être récupérées à l'aide de la ressource offline_user_data_job à l'aide du langage de requête Google Ads. Toutefois, notez que ce rapport ne contient aucune information sur les correspondances non trouvées, car seules les empreintes numériques sont comparées lors de la recherche de correspondances. Consultez le guide de dépannage si vous rencontrez des problèmes avec vos listes de clients.

Comparaison avec l'UI Google Ads

Une liste peut sembler plus petite que prévu lorsqu'elle est consultée dans le Gestionnaire d'audience de l'UI Google Ads. Cette vue indique le nombre d'utilisateurs actifs dans la liste. Pour en savoir plus, consultez ce guide de dépannage.

Étant donné qu'il peut s'écouler jusqu'à 24 heures avant qu'une liste soit remplie de membres, l'état In Progress peut s'afficher dans l'UI Google Ads si vous importez des données dans une liste d'audience plus d'une fois toutes les 12 heures.

Étape 4 : Ciblez votre liste

Vous pouvez cibler votre liste au niveau du groupe d'annonces ou de la campagne. Le processus est similaire à celui des autres types de critères de ciblage dans l'API.

Exemple de code pour cibler les annonces d'un groupe d'annonces sur une liste d'utilisateurs

Java

private String targetAdsInAdGroupToUserList(
    GoogleAdsClient googleAdsClient, long customerId, long adGroupId, String userList) {
  // Creates the ad group criterion targeting members of the user list.
  AdGroupCriterion adGroupCriterion =
      AdGroupCriterion.newBuilder()
          .setAdGroup(ResourceNames.adGroup(customerId, adGroupId))
          .setUserList(UserListInfo.newBuilder().setUserList(userList).build())
          .build();

  // Creates the operation.
  AdGroupCriterionOperation operation =
      AdGroupCriterionOperation.newBuilder().setCreate(adGroupCriterion).build();

  // Creates the ad group criterion service.
  try (AdGroupCriterionServiceClient adGroupCriterionServiceClient =
      googleAdsClient.getLatestVersion().createAdGroupCriterionServiceClient()) {
    // Adds the ad group criterion.
    MutateAdGroupCriteriaResponse response =
        adGroupCriterionServiceClient.mutateAdGroupCriteria(
            Long.toString(customerId), ImmutableList.of(operation));
    // Gets and prints the results.
    String adGroupCriterionResourceName = response.getResults(0).getResourceName();
    System.out.printf(
        "Successfully created ad group criterion with resource name '%s' "
            + "targeting user list with resource name '%s' with ad group with ID %d.%n",
        adGroupCriterionResourceName, userList, adGroupId);
    return adGroupCriterionResourceName;
  }
}

      

C#

private string TargetAdsInAdGroupToUserList(
    GoogleAdsClient client, long customerId, long adGroupId, string userListResourceName)
{
    // Get the AdGroupCriterionService client.
    AdGroupCriterionServiceClient adGroupCriterionServiceClient = client.GetService
        (Services.V21.AdGroupCriterionService);

    // Create the ad group criterion targeting members of the user list.
    AdGroupCriterion adGroupCriterion = new AdGroupCriterion
    {
        AdGroup = ResourceNames.AdGroup(customerId, adGroupId),
        UserList = new UserListInfo
        {
            UserList = userListResourceName
        }
    };

    // Create the operation.
    AdGroupCriterionOperation adGroupCriterionOperation = new AdGroupCriterionOperation
    {
        Create = adGroupCriterion
    };

    // Add the ad group criterion, then print and return the new criterion's resource name.
    MutateAdGroupCriteriaResponse mutateAdGroupCriteriaResponse =
        adGroupCriterionServiceClient.MutateAdGroupCriteria(customerId.ToString(),
            new[] { adGroupCriterionOperation });

    string adGroupCriterionResourceName =
        mutateAdGroupCriteriaResponse.Results.First().ResourceName;
    Console.WriteLine("Successfully created ad group criterion with resource name " +
        $"'{adGroupCriterionResourceName}' targeting user list with resource name " +
        $"'{userListResourceName}' with ad group with ID {adGroupId}.");
    return adGroupCriterionResourceName;
}
      

PHP

private static function targetAdsInAdGroupToUserList(
    GoogleAdsClient $googleAdsClient,
    int $customerId,
    int $adGroupId,
    string $userListResourceName
): string {
    // Creates the ad group criterion targeting members of the user list.
    $adGroupCriterion = new AdGroupCriterion([
        'ad_group' => ResourceNames::forAdGroup($customerId, $adGroupId),
        'user_list' => new UserListInfo(['user_list' => $userListResourceName])
    ]);

    // Creates the operation.
    $operation = new AdGroupCriterionOperation();
    $operation->setCreate($adGroupCriterion);

    // Issues a mutate request to add an ad group criterion.
    $adGroupCriterionServiceClient = $googleAdsClient->getAdGroupCriterionServiceClient();
    /** @var MutateAdGroupCriteriaResponse $adGroupCriterionResponse */
    $adGroupCriterionResponse = $adGroupCriterionServiceClient->mutateAdGroupCriteria(
        MutateAdGroupCriteriaRequest::build($customerId, [$operation])
    );

    $adGroupCriterionResourceName =
        $adGroupCriterionResponse->getResults()[0]->getResourceName();
    printf(
        "Successfully created ad group criterion with resource name '%s' " .
        "targeting user list with resource name '%s' with ad group with ID %d.%s",
        $adGroupCriterionResourceName,
        $userListResourceName,
        $adGroupId,
        PHP_EOL
    );

    return $adGroupCriterionResourceName;
}
      

Python

def target_ads_in_ad_group_to_user_list(
    client: GoogleAdsClient,
    customer_id: str,
    ad_group_id: str,
    user_list_resource_name: str,
) -> str:
    """Creates an ad group criterion that targets a user list with an ad group.

    Args:
        client: an initialized GoogleAdsClient instance.
        customer_id: a str client customer ID used to create an ad group
            criterion.
        ad_group_id: a str ID for an ad group used to create an ad group
            criterion that targets members of a user list.
        user_list_resource_name: a str resource name for a user list.

    Returns:
        a str resource name for an ad group criterion.
    """
    ad_group_criterion_operation: AdGroupCriterionOperation = client.get_type(
        "AdGroupCriterionOperation"
    )
    # Creates the ad group criterion targeting members of the user list.
    ad_group_criterion: AdGroupCriterion = ad_group_criterion_operation.create
    ad_group_criterion.ad_group = client.get_service(
        "AdGroupService"
    ).ad_group_path(customer_id, ad_group_id)
    ad_group_criterion.user_list.user_list = user_list_resource_name

    ad_group_criterion_service: AdGroupCriterionServiceClient = (
        client.get_service("AdGroupCriterionService")
    )
    response: MutateAdGroupCriteriaResponse = (
        ad_group_criterion_service.mutate_ad_group_criteria(
            customer_id=customer_id, operations=[ad_group_criterion_operation]
        )
    )
    resource_name: str = response.results[0].resource_name
    print(
        "Successfully created ad group criterion with resource name: "
        f"'{resource_name}' targeting user list with resource name: "
        f"'{user_list_resource_name}' and with ad group with ID "
        f"{ad_group_id}."
    )
    return resource_name
      

Ruby

def target_ads_in_ad_group_to_user_list(
  client,
  customer_id,
  ad_group_id,
  user_list
)
  # Creates the ad group criterion targeting members of the user list.
  operation = client.operation.create_resource.ad_group_criterion do |agc|
    agc.ad_group = client.path.ad_group(customer_id, ad_group_id)
    agc.user_list = client.resource.user_list_info do |info|
      info.user_list = user_list
    end
  end

  # Issues a mutate request to create the ad group criterion.
  response = client.service.ad_group_criterion.mutate_ad_group_criteria(
    customer_id: customer_id,
    operations: [operation],
  )
  ad_group_criterion_resource_name = response.results.first.resource_name
  puts "Successfully created ad group criterion with resource name " \
    "'#{ad_group_criterion_resource_name}' targeting user list with resource name " \
    "'#{user_list}' with ad group with ID #{ad_group_id}"

  ad_group_criterion_resource_name
end
      

Perl

sub target_ads_in_ad_group_to_user_list {
  my ($api_client, $customer_id, $ad_group_id, $user_list_resource_name) = @_;

  # Create the ad group criterion targeting members of the user list.
  my $ad_group_criterion =
    Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V21::Resources::AdGroupCriterion->new({
      adGroup => Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V21::Utils::ResourceNames::ad_group(
        $customer_id, $ad_group_id
      ),
      userList => Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V21::Common::UserListInfo->new({
          userList => $user_list_resource_name
        })});

  # Create the operation.
  my $ad_group_criterion_operation =
    Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V21::Services::AdGroupCriterionService::AdGroupCriterionOperation
    ->new({
      create => $ad_group_criterion
    });

  # Add the ad group criterion, then print and return the new criterion's resource name.
  my $ad_group_criteria_response =
    $api_client->AdGroupCriterionService()->mutate({
      customerId => $customer_id,
      operations => [$ad_group_criterion_operation]});

  my $ad_group_criterion_resource_name =
    $ad_group_criteria_response->{results}[0]{resourceName};
  printf "Successfully created ad group criterion with resource name '%s' " .
    "targeting user list with resource name '%s' with ad group with ID %d.\n",
    $ad_group_criterion_resource_name, $user_list_resource_name, $ad_group_id;

  return $ad_group_criterion_resource_name;
}
      

Cibler plusieurs listes de clients

Un crm_based_user_list ne peut être combiné à un autre crm_based_user_list que lorsqu'un logical_user_list est utilisé. Toutes les règles pour crm_based_user_list s'appliquent à la liste d'utilisateurs obtenue.