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Benjamin Lunney User
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Connector name: google_ads_metadata

Table name: media_file & MediaBundleAsset

API documentation link: https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/fields/v24/media_file
https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/v24/MediaBundleAsset

 

Additional details: We are building a complete AI analysis of all assets in Google Ads. The only missing asset type is HTML5 ads, which are provided as ZIP files and are not currently available at the ad group ad level. We only have the stats but not the link of the asset. 

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    Lucas Alexander Fivetranner

    Hi Benjamin,

    Thanks for submitting this request. I'm the Product Manager for Fivetran's Google Ads connector. 

    I'm curious about your use case. Are you looking for Fivetran to sync the actual ZIP file to your destination or just the URL/link in a new column?

    Thanks,
    Luke

  • Naren Bhandary Fivetranner

    Hey Benjamin,

    Thanks for reaching out and sharing additional details about your use-case. We are assessing this feature request to understand scope and alignment with our roadmap.

    We will share an update on this thread regarding our evaluation as soon as its available.

    Thanks,

    Naren 

  • Benjamin Lunney User

    Hi Luke,

    Thanks for your reply.

    Basically, we already have the stats for HTML5 ads in the ad group asset tables, but we are missing access to the actual asset itself either a link to the ZIP file or the ZIP file content.

    In our case, the actual ZIP file would probably be the most useful, because the goal is to have an AI analyze the creative. We are building a full asset library for Google Ads, and we already support all other asset types. HTML5 ads are the only missing piece.

    The use case is to enrich each asset with AI-generated metadata such as descriptions, color analysis, CTA analysis, and then combine that with the associated performance stats.

    Thanks,
    Ben