Ask Is it worth adding every possible ad extension to a Google Ads campaign?

[Meridian]

Ad extensions are extra pieces of information that appear below your ad, like a phone number, site links, or a location. Adding them generally makes the ad bigger and more useful, which can improve click rates. But adding every single extension without thinking about relevance can create a messy experience. For example, a location extension makes no sense for a fully online business. The better approach is to add only the extensions that are actually useful for what you are advertising. Google also picks which ones to show based on what it thinks will perform best. So what do you think is the most useful ad extension for a service-based business?

 

[Edward22]

Some people think adding all those extra links will bring more sales. I feel like it just makes the ad look too busy for people to read properly. You should pick only the ones that actually make sense for what you are selling. It keeps things neat and very clear.

 

[Brendan]

Adding every single extension might sound like a good plan for better results. But honestly, it can clutter your space and confuse the person clicking. Just stick to the ones that show real info about your business. Quality is much better than just filling up all the empty boxes here.

 

[Felix😎]

Do you really need to use all of them? I think it is better to just keep it simple. Only add what your potential customers need to see. If you put too much junk in your ad, people will just look away and move on to the next result fast.

 

[Daniel084]

It is interesting to see how many people want to use every extension. Personally, I would suggest testing them one by one instead of doing everything at once. That way you can see what actually brings people to your page. Stop trying to fill every space just to look busy.

 

[Brendan]

Why complicate things when you can keep it light? Having too many links under your ad can look quite messy. I say choose the most relevant ones that give good info. If you have too much happening there, you will lose the interest of the person seeing your main ad.

 

[Paras.sun]

Using every ad extension in a Google Ads campaign can actually weaken your messaging instead of improving it. Extensions should be selected based on audience intent, business type, and campaign goals. When assets are highly relevant, they increase visibility and trust, but irrelevant ones may distract users and lower engagement. A smart, selective approach helps create cleaner ads and stronger performance rather than simply filling every available extension slot.