Google launches Data Manager API
Google’s new Data Manager API gives advertisers a simpler, centralized way to feed first-party data into its AI systems.
Google is rolling out a new Data Manager API that lets you plug first-party data into Google’s AI-powered ad tools with less friction. The goal: stronger measurement, smarter targeting, and better performance without the hassle of managing multiple systems.
Why we care. The Data Manager API helps you get more value from the data you already have by sending reliable first-party data into Google’s AI. This improves your targeting, measurement, and bidding. It also replaces several separate APIs with one easy connection, cutting down on engineering work and getting insights back into your campaigns faster.
About the Data Manager API. It will replace several separate Google platform APIs with one centralized integration point for advertisers, agencies, and developers. It builds on Google’s existing codeless Data Manager tool, which tens of thousands of advertisers already use to activate their first-party data.
You can use it to:
- Upload and refresh audience lists.
- Send offline conversions to improve measurement.
- Improve bidding performance by giving Google AI richer signals.
Partnership push. To speed adoption, Google is launching with integrations from AdSwerve, Customerlabs, Data Hash, Fifty Five, Hightouch, Jellyfish, Lytics, Tealium, Treasure Data, Zapier, and others.
Available today. The API is available starting today across Google Ads, Google Analytics and Display & Video 360, with more product integrations on the way.
Google’s announcement. Data Manager API helps advertisers improve measurement and get better results from Google AI
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