Google Ads’ Reach Planner now suggests average weekly frequency benchmarks for YouTube media plans based on the account’s vertical or a global average.
Planners can apply suggestions with one click or set a custom target, with forecasts updated on the plan page. The feature supports most formats but excludes Target Frequency and Demand Gen campaigns.
The cited 2.7 exposures per week is an example, not a universal recommendation.
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