What can you add to a new dashboard in Google Ads?

• A. Only charts
• B. Scorecards, charts, tables from reports, and notes
• C. Only scorecards and charts
• D. Shorts, quotes, and memes

Answer: (B)

Dashboards in Google Ads are built to mix different types of widgets so you can see both the big picture and the details in one place. You can add scorecards to show key metrics at a glance, charts to visualize how those metrics change over time, tables sourced from reports for deeper data inspection, and notes to explain context or next steps. This combination gives you a complete, actionable view of performance in one dashboard.

Other options aren’t as complete. Limiting to only charts misses the quick-number summaries you get from scorecards, and you’d also lose the ability to annotate with notes or pull in detailed tables from reports. And elements like shorts, quotes, or memes aren’t part of Google Ads dashboards, so they wouldn’t be applicable.