If an advertiser fails to meet a requirement, which statement would be inaccurate about offline conversions tracking?

• A. The advertiser must receive thousands of ad clicks and viewable impressions.
• B. The advertiser must have multiple physical store locations in eligible countries.
• C. The advertiser must link their Google Ads account to a Google My Business account that contains each store location.
• D. The advertiser must maintain a YouTube channel.

Answer: (A)

Offline conversions tracking links offline actions back to online ad interactions by using the click identifier from ad clicks and, for store visits, by tying those visits to store locations listed in Google My Business. There isn’t a minimum volume requirement like “thousands of ad clicks” to enable this tracking. You can import offline conversions even if you have only a small number of events, as long as you can capture and map the necessary data (such as the GCLID and relevant customer identifiers). For store visits, the setup requires that your store locations be registered in Google My Business and that your Google Ads account be linked to that GMB account so Google can attribute visits to the corresponding ads. A YouTube channel isn’t part of the offline conversions setup.