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1. Access Pabbly Connect to Start Your Integration
To begin the integration process, access Pabbly Connect by visiting pabby.com/connect in your browser. This platform will serve as the central hub for connecting Google Ads and Zoho CRM.
If you are a new user, click on “Sign Up for Free” to get started with 100 free tasks per month. Existing users can simply log in. Make sure to utilize the discount code provided in the video for maximum savings on your subscription.
2. Create a Workflow in Pabbly Connect for Google Ads and Zoho CRM
Once logged in, navigate to the Pabbly Connect dashboard. Here, you will create a workflow that connects Google Ads to Zoho CRM. Choose the option “Create from Scratch” to build your workflow step by step.
When prompted, describe your workflow as “When a new lead comes in from Google Ads, add it to Zoho CRM.” Select the trigger event as “New Lead Form Entry” from Google Ads. For the action, choose “Create Contact” in Zoho CRM.
- Select “New Lead Form Entry” as the trigger.
- Choose “Create Contact” for Zoho CRM.
- Review and approve your workflow setup.
After reviewing, select “Approve and Create” to finalize your workflow. You will receive a unique workflow link to use in your automation.
3. Set Up Trigger in Google Ads Using Pabbly Connect
Now that your workflow is set up, you need to configure the trigger in Google Ads. Copy the webhook URL provided by Pabbly Connect to connect Google Ads with the platform. Log into your Google Ads account and access your lead form settings.
In the lead form, navigate to the “Lead Delivery” section. Here, you’ll find the option to integrate a webhook. Paste the copied webhook URL and assign a key name, such as “test.” Then, send test data to ensure the connection works properly.
- Paste the webhook URL in the Lead Delivery section.
- Assign a key name, e.g., “test.”
- Click “Send Test Data” to verify the setup.
After sending the test data, check back in Pabbly Connect to confirm that the successful response has been received, indicating that your trigger is functioning correctly.
4. Map Data from Google Ads to Zoho CRM in Pabbly Connect
With the trigger successfully set, the next step is to map the data from Google Ads to Zoho CRM. In Pabbly Connect, you’ll need to connect to Zoho CRM by clicking on “Connect with Zoho CRM.” Enter your Zoho domain and grant access to Pabbly Connect.
Once connected, you will be prompted to fill in the necessary fields for the new contact. Instead of entering data manually, you can map the fields directly from the Google Ads lead. For instance, map the first name, last name, email, and phone number to their respective fields in Zoho CRM.
- Map the first name and last name fields.
- Map the email and phone number fields accordingly.
- Leave unnecessary fields blank.
After mapping the fields, click on “Save and Send Test Request” to verify that the contact is created in Zoho CRM. Refresh your Zoho CRM dashboard to confirm that the new contact appears.
Conclusion: Automate Your Lead Management with Pabbly Connect
In this tutorial, we detailed how to integrate Google Ads with Zoho CRM using Pabbly Connect. By automating this process, you can ensure that new leads are added to your CRM instantly, reducing manual entry errors and saving time. This integration streamlines your lead management effectively.
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