Awesome. I cant seem to figure out how to make ads only appar for certain keywords. Thats the whole CTR point.I do use 3 keywords for each campaign and the keywords need to have relevance to eachother to maintain high quality result also the ad group and titles should be relevant. So in your case crate 3 different campaigns and add
1st campaign = 3 keywords
2nd campaign = 3 keywords
3rd campaign = 4 keywords
In the campaigns you can choose certain ads to be shown for certain keywords.
Awesome. I cant seem to figure out how to make ads only appar for certain keywords. Thats the whole CTR point.
Keyword match types are parameters that can be set on your keywords to control which searches trigger your ads to appear. There are 4 different keyword match types in AdWords: Broad Match, Broad Match Modifier, Phrase Match, and Exact Match.
It also depends on the match types. If you want for a specific keyword (just that keyword), you could use Phrase Match or Exact Match.
I used "instagram bot" in the past, as an exact match, and didn't want anything else than that, and it worked fine.
(first result on google)
Code:Keyword match types are parameters that can be set on your keywords to control which searches trigger your ads to appear. There are 4 different keyword match types in AdWords: Broad Match, Broad Match Modifier, Phrase Match, and Exact Match.
170 impressions is not good a enough to make decision onI have a campaign that in the last 5 days has 170 impressions but 0 clicks. Average Position is 1.8
This campaign had 3 ads and 1 Keyword that I am targeting as it has a lot of search volume.
Any ideas why no clicks?
Should I add other Keywords even though I know this specific one is being searched?
Also this is for a plumbing type business in Toronto.
based on other campaigns i get clicks on 70/100 eaily170 impressions is not good a enough to make decision on
Even 1700 or 7000 impression is still not good enough
Wait for some days before making a final dicision