Which choice describes a country-related eligibility criterion for 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 run policy-compliant ads.

Answer: (B)

Offline conversions tracking hinges on tying a conversion to a real-world store in a covered country, so you need a tangible store footprint in those countries to attribute offline actions to online ads. Having multiple physical store locations in eligible countries provides the necessary locations for collecting and linking offline data, which is why this criterion is required. The other statements don’t establish country-related eligibility: volume of ad clicks or impressions isn’t about eligibility for offline conversions; linking to a Google My Business account helps supply location data but isn’t the eligibility rule itself; and running policy-compliant ads is a general requirement for advertising, not a country-specific gate for offline conversion tracking.