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Frequently Asked Questions:

Where do I find the Demographics report?In Google Ads, go to the Campaigns icon → Audiences, keywords, and content → Audiences, then open the Demographics module (account, campaign, or ad-group view).

Which demographic categories are available?Age, Gender, Parental status, and (in eligible countries) Household income—each with an “Unknown” bucket.

Can I apply bid adjustments to demographics?

In many campaign types (and especially with manual bidding), you can set bid adjustments for certain demographic groups; otherwise rely on exclusions and creative/copy strategy.

What’s the difference between basic Demographics and “Detailed demographics”?

Basic Demographics are age/gender/parental status/income; Detailed demographics (like homeowner or education) are in the Audience segments and are separate from the Demographics tabs.
Best practices to avoid hurting scale?

Start with reporting-only analysis, test changes in a limited set of campaigns, and avoid blanket exclusions.