In recent months, we saw Google AdWords launching a beta test version of their new interface. Now, they have added more languages to the beta web interface. The new interface is now available in these languages:
- English
- Spanish
- French
- German
- Italian
- Dutch
- Hebrew
- Simplified Chinese
- Japanese
- Brazilian Portuguese
However, Google AdWords will be adding more languages in the future.
If you AdWords account has already been added to the beta test, then you'll be directly transferred to the new interface the next time you log in to your account.
Here's a how-to guide video that will help you with the changes:
It is expected that Google AdWords will continue to add features to the new web interface in the coming months and also make adjustments based on your feedback. Once AdWords is confident about the new interface, they will change all accounts to use the new interface exclusively.
Simply log into your Google AdWords account to start managing your ad campaigns with the new features available in the beta interface.
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Great post! Google always doing well to improve their services….great…
Great because google is always updating its services and products to add more features to it
Great because google is always updating its services and products for better features
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New interface is definitely an improvement – however, some issues still remain.