Steven is an advertising executive at a large auto parts company. He uses his Google Ads Recommendations page to help him with strategies to optimize his Google Search Ads campaigns. One reason Steven values the optimization score is because it makes it possible for him to do what?

The optimization score provides a clear, quantifiable metric (from 0% to 100%) that aggregates various recommendations. This allows Steven to quickly see which areas of his campaigns have the most significant potential for improvement and prioritize his efforts effectively. Instead of sifting through numerous individual suggestions, the score helps him focus on the most impactful changes first. "Receive tailor-made auction insights" is incorrect because auction insights are a separate report, not directly part of the optimization score. "Receive information on general trends" is too broad; while recommendations might reflect trends, the score itself is campaign-specific. "Receive daily updates on average position" is outdated; average position is no longer a primary metric, and the score focuses on overall performance improvement, not just position.