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Being an advertising client with Google or having a manager account provides absolutely no advantage in natural search results. Reaching out to your Google Ads manager for SEO issues could even slow down the resolution process. The teams are completely separate.
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TL;DR
Google states that being an advertiser offers no SEO benefits. The Ads and SEO teams are separate. It's pointless to contact Google Ads for SEO issues.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Les publicités Google influencent-elles mon classement naturel ?
Non, elles n'ont aucun impact direct sur le SEO.
Dois-je contacter mon responsable Ads pour des problèmes SEO ?
Non, les équipes et leurs responsabilités sont distinctes.
Google Ads peut-il indirectement améliorer mon SEO ?
Quelques effets indirects potentialisent la visibilité, mais pas le SEO directement.
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