Give an example of a scorecard displayed on the Google Ads Overview page

• A. Revenue by product category
• B. Average position scorecard by week
• C. Devices scorecard showing cost, conversion value, and clicks for each device type
• D. Budget utilization scorecard by campaign

Answer: (C)

In Google Ads Overview, scorecards summarize performance by key dimensions such as device type, campaign, or time period, giving a quick snapshot of how different segments are performing. The devices scorecard is the best example here because it shows a breakdown by device type (mobile, desktop, tablet) and lists the metrics that matter for budgeting and value: cost, conversion value, and clicks. This combination reflects how you evaluate where your spend goes and how valuable the traffic is by device.

The other options don’t fit as neatly. Revenue by product category isn’t a standard overview card in Google Ads, since that focuses on product-level earnings rather than how devices perform. Average position by week uses an older metric and isn’t a typical weekly overview card. Budget utilization by campaign could appear in other parts of reporting, but it doesn’t illustrate the device-level snapshot that the Over view page commonly provides.