Which statement would disqualify an advertiser from offline conversions tracking based on stated requirements?

Which statement would disqualify an advertiser from offline conversions tracking based on stated requirements?

• A. The advertiser must receive thousands of ad clicks and viewable impressions.
• B. The advertiser must have multiple physical store locations in eligible countries.
• C. The advertiser must link their Google Ads account to a Google My Business account that contains each store location.
• D. The advertiser must refuse to link to Google My Business.

Answer: (D)

Offline conversions tracking relies on tying online ad interactions to real-world store actions. To map these offline events to the right stores, Google Ads requires a link to Google My Business that lists each store location. If the advertiser refuses to make that link, the system can’t associate a sale or action with a specific ad or location, so offline conversions tracking can’t be enabled. That’s why the statement about refusing to link to Google My Business would disqualify them. The other statements don’t inherently prevent setup—volume of clicks, number of locations, or having the locations linked to the Google Ads account with the corresponding store data are compatible with enabling offline conversions.