Originally posted by EscortBiz I want say if someone searches for "abc business" my adword title should be "abc business"
Do I have to create a new ad camp. for each or is there another way?
No you don't have to create a new ad.There is a way but I have forgotten how,its been so long since I used adwords.If noone else can tell you ,I will resurrect my adword account and work it out for you.
Originally posted by swami No you don't have to create a new ad.There is a way but I have forgotten how,its been so long since I used adwords.If noone else can tell you ,I will resurrect my adword account and work it out for you.
Hey EsortBiz, Can I get back to you tomorrow on this.I no longer have the email address that my adwords account was on and I don't know my pasword so I have to start another account.In the meantime I will ask around.
Wheres WiredGuy when you need him?
Originally posted by swami Hey EsortBiz, Can I get back to you tomorrow on this.I no longer have the email address that my adwords account was on and I don't know my pasword so I have to start another account.In the meantime I will ask around.
Wheres WiredGuy when you need him?
Edited: replace "(" with an opening bracker for "}"
Use (keyword} in the title or the text of your ad where your keyword must appear. It will get replaced by "abc business" or whatever keywords the user searched for. Some notes:
- you can use (keyword:something} in case there's chance that your keywords would be too long to fit, in that case the tag would be replaced by "something"
- if the user searched for "abc business lalala", and your keyword was "abc business", only "abc business" would be inserted
- (keyword} -> "abc business" but (Keyword} -> "Abc business"
- adult sites CANNOT use this feature
Originally posted by swami Wheres WiredGuy when you need him?
LOL, sorry, I took one night off of GFY
Niko is correct, it's the squigly brackets. You do have to be careful not to exceed the 25 character limit though. You can create an alternate using (Keyword:Your Default Ad Text} (Replace my round bracket with a squigly one).
Originally posted by WiredGuy LOL, sorry, I took one night off of GFY
Niko is correct, it's the squigly brackets. You do have to be careful not to exceed the 25 character limit though. You can create an alternate using (Keyword:Your Default Ad Text} (Replace my round bracket with a squigly one).
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