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When Google picks your ad’s landing page, not you

Nobody asked you. Right now, Google is deciding on its own which page of your site receives your paid click. No heads-up, and often it’s a page you would never […]

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15.06.2026
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Branded Google Ads Final URL Expansion report showing AI overriding advertiser-chosen URLs with expired promos, blog posts, and out-of-stock pages resulting in 78% of clicks wasted, introducing the article's warning about losing landing page control in AI Max campaigns

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