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PPC Management Tips |
1. Campaign Diagnosis
Google is
currently going to launch a new feature called Campaign Diagnostics. This tool
will run at the back and will seek for issues or disputes within the AdWords
account. It may be similar to messages that have been coming from accounts
warning advertisers about negative keywords or ad groups other than keywords. It
will be a good idea to take out time to solve the problem and quickly identify
problems before they persist and have consequences.
2. Identify
keywords
Keyword
recognition is a wonderful tool that reports quickly when ads display each
keyword and provide a position such as “currently showing ad”, “paused”, or
“low search volume”.
On the
Keywords tab under any ad group or campaign, then go to "diagnose
keywords". For new accounts, one can see this in the
"multi-actions" drop-down tab.
3. Planning for a number of amendments
Advertisers
who manage their PPC from a web interface, the newly released feature which
will make your life a lot easier. The bulk editing feature allows for changes
to ad groups, ads, campaigns and keywords with just a few clicks. Typical
layouts include the chances to increase or decrease bids, insert, and
search ad text, or setting up new budgets. From any tab, one can select
"Edit" dropdown to see the edit options for the tab. There is an
opportunity to preview the changes before finalising them. Also, there are some
limitations for advanced users, options such as “increase page bidding rate”,
with keywords.
4. Edit
Messages
This is so
simple one may have forgotten that they can edit reports from AdWords to
automatically appear in their inbox with the metrics they want at the frequency
they want. Download and launch the report from any tab and then select
"Email and Schedule Report".
Choose users
that are more receptive. Set up simple reporting to be delivered automatically
to key participants to stay informed and save time using ad hoc reports.
5. Keyword List which is negative
Advertisers
often add negative keywords to campaigns and ad groups, which can be
time-consuming, difficult, and mistakes can have a detrimental effect on
performance.
Google has recently
released the ability to use a list of negative keywords which can be shared
across all AdWords campaigns. If someone enters negative keywords, they can
simply use them in any master list and it can be heard in all campaigns
associated with the list. It eliminates the need to wander through all the
campaigns.
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