Turn Searches into Opportunities.
Build Google Search and Display campaigns from Loomisly. Configure relevant targeting, upload creative assets, and manage campaign budgets in Nepali Rupees—without treating ads like social posts.
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Search & Display Campaigns on Google Ads
Create Search campaigns with keyword targeting or Display campaigns with image creative. Loomisly can upload the campaign asset for you.
- Build Search campaigns around keywords.
- Build Display campaigns with image creative.
- Loomisly handles the creative asset upload.
Target by Location on Google Ads
Choose target countries using supported Google Ads location data.
- Select target countries for each campaign.
- Use supported Google Ads location data.
- Keep spend focused on the markets that matter.
Target by Language on Google Ads
Choose language targeting to reach audiences in their preferred language.
- Set language targeting per campaign.
- Reach audiences in the language they use.
- Pair with location targeting for sharper reach.
Budgets in NPR on Google Ads
Set campaign budgets in Nepali Rupees and use the supported eSewa or Khalti funding options.
- Set and track budgets directly in NPR.
- Fund campaigns with eSewa or Khalti.
- No currency conversion guesswork.
In practice
You want more local customers actively searching for what you sell.
Set a budget in rupees and target Nepal specifically.
Loomisly builds the Search campaign with your keywords — no separate Google Ads console needed.
Google Ads questions
Does Loomisly post content to Google, like a social account?
No — Google Ads is advertising-only. There's no organic feed to post to; you connect it specifically to run ad campaigns.
What campaign types are supported?
Search campaigns (with keyword targeting) and Display campaigns (with image creative), both with geo and language targeting.
How do I pay for Google Ads campaigns?
Budgets are set and paid in NPR through your Loomisly credits wallet — eSewa or Khalti, no foreign card needed.
More questions? See the full FAQ.