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# Locate Audience in Ad Destinations
#### Method 1: Match Rate Estimates
As highlighted in the image below, you can directly access your audience from the Match Rate Estimates section.
**Steps:**
* Open your audience in Primer.
* In the Match Rate Estimates section, click the relevant destination icon\
(Google, LinkedIn, Meta, or Reddit).
* You will be redirected to the corresponding Ad Manager, where the audience is available.
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#### Method 2: History Log
As highlighted in the image below, you can also locate your audience from the History Log.
**Steps:**
* Open History Log on the audience page.
* Under Matched Size, hover on the destination icon\
(Google, LinkedIn, Meta, or Reddit).
* Select **Open in ads manager** to view the audience.
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