Google does not share all advertiser data. While it provides a variety of tools and information, such as conversion tracking and analytics, there are significant restrictions on what advertisers can access. For instance, Google limits insights from search query reports and does not disclose the actual calculations behind ad rank or the specific ad rank for any advertisements[2][1].
Advertisers receive some performance metrics, like predicted clickthrough rates and quality scores, relative to other advertisers, but the company maintains a balance between providing useful information and protecting user privacy[1][2].
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