Hi.
Thanks for the answer.
I understand that there are now new metrics, like "
top_impression_percentage", which may be more useful than the "average position" of a
paid ad. Nevertheless, I still don't understand why the average position was sunset. The addition of these new metrics would not invalid the previous one, in my view.
If Google Ads API really mirrors the Google Ads Reporting UI, then it should provide the
organic average position, in the
paid_organic_search_term_view because the Google Ads UI also provides this column. See the screenshot below.
Note again that I am referring to the average position of the organic results not the paid ad. I think this column makes sense for the organic results, but maybe less useful for a paid ad, and that's maybe why you sunset this metric for (I assume) paid ads (not organic results).
Moreover, it seems that we cannot fetch e.g. the impression_top_percentage and the metrics that are supposed to replace the "average position" in the
paid_organic_search_term_view report. Actually, we cannot even select e.g. the "Impr. (Top) %" column in the "Paid and organic" report in the UI because it's incompatible with other columns.
Thanks.