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To forward a domain name so that it is acceptable for Google Ads, you need to perform the following steps:
  1. Verify the Domain Name: First, you need to verify your domain name with Google Ads. This is done in the Google Ads account, under the "Security" section. You will need to add a unique DNS record or TXT record to your domain registrar.
  2. Point the Domain to Google Ads URL: Once your domain name is verified, you need to point your domain to the URL provided by Google Ads. This URL typically looks something like "https://[your-adwords-customer-id].ads.google.com/your-campaign-id</https://[your-adwords-customer-id].ads.google.com/your-campaign-id>." Replace "[your-adwords-customer-id]" with your Google Ads customer ID, and "[your-campaign-id]" with the ID of the campaign you want to use.
  3. Set up CNAME Records: You may need to set up a CNAME record to point your "www" subdomain to your root domain. This is done in your domain registrar's DNS control panel.
  4. Check for MX Records: Ensure that your domain name has the correct MX records for your email server, as Google Ads cannot forward traffic to an email address.
After completing these steps, your domain name should be forwarded to Google Ads and ready for use in your campaigns. Make sure to test the forwarding process thoroughly to ensure that everything is working as expected.