Collect Google Ads Data into AWS Athena
Own your Google Ads data in AWS Athena with OWOX Data Marts. Collect granular, analytics-ready Google Ads data into Athena, control schema and refresh logic, and reuse the data across BI tools and AI Insights.
Google Ads Endpoints
9 Google Ads endpoints you can import. Each lands in its own table in your warehouse.
Ad Group Ads Stats
Daily performance for individual ads — impressions, clicks, cost, and conversions.
26 fieldsTime seriesAd Groups
Your ad group settings — type, status, and bid configuration within each campaign.
9 fieldsAd Groups Stats
Daily ad group performance — impressions, clicks, cost, and conversions.
24 fieldsTime seriesCampaigns
Your campaign settings — channel type, bidding strategy, budget, and scheduling.
11 fieldsCampaigns Stats
Daily campaign performance — impressions, clicks, cost, and conversions.
28 fieldsTime seriesCriterion
Ad group targeting criteria — keywords, placements, and negative exclusions with bid settings.
17 fieldsGeo Stats
Daily performance by country and targeting type — impressions, clicks, cost, and conversions.
18 fieldsTime seriesGeo Target Constants
Reference table of geographic targets — join with geo_stats on country_criterion_id to resolve country names.
7 fieldsKeywords Stats
Daily keyword performance — impressions, clicks, cost, conversions, and quality score.
26 fieldsTime series
Step 1: Create an AWS Athena data storage
Start by connecting AWS Athena as your storage in OWOX Data Marts.
- Select the AWS Region where Athena runs
- Specify an S3 Output Bucket for query results
- Add AWS Access Key ID and Secret Access Key for an IAM user with Athena and S3 permissions
Step 2: Create a Google Ads Data Mart
Create a new Data Mart and choose Connector as the definition type.
- Select Google Ads as the data source
- Authorize access to your Google Ads account
- No API coding or engineering required
Step 3: Select fields & configure data import
Choose exactly which Google Ads data you want to land in AWS Athena.
- Select the required Google Ads API endpoint
- Choose fields like impressions, clicks, cost, conversions, and keyword metrics
- Define destination database and table settings, or keep defaults
Step 4: Run & schedule Google Ads data collection
Once published, control how Google Ads data is imported.
- Incremental load for current-day data
- Backfill (custom period) for historical Google Ads data
- Monitor execution in Run History
Step 5: Use Google Ads data across BI tools & AI Insights
Your Google Ads data is now available through AWS Athena.
- Analyze in Google Sheets or Data Studio
- Join with GA4, CRM, or revenue datasets
- Enable AI Insights for summaries and alerts
Every claim has a receipt.
Real things real customers said — each quote pinned to a specific claim, straight from the quotes database.
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- 0.39.0Backfill any past period
- 0.39.0Facebook Ads imports now retry a corrupted response instead of failing
- 0.38.0Shopify connector: more orders fields, including line-item discounts
- 0.38.0Athena query results are cleaned up when the Output Bucket names a folder
- 0.37.0Short links resolve only on known short link services and domains you allow
Turn Google Ads Data into Business Decisions
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