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Combining Spreadsheets with AdWords EditorĪn entire AdWords account can be exported in to a single spreadsheet.

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All you need to do is find and replace any SPACE with a SPACE and a plus symbol and then afterwards amend a plus symbol at the start of the keyword. This is handy for quickly changing exact match keywords on an account in to broad match modified keywords, for example changing or adding “” to “+vintage +sports +cars”. For example a parameter or hash-link could be added at the end of every URL within the account at the same time: For example the keyword “” has the word “ red” hiding within it so consider using the right field options and options such as “Match whole words only” to eliminate these potential mistakes.įrom this same pop-up, amends can be made before or after existing text within a field.

Warning: Find and replace can accidentally work on unexpected areas if not used correctly. Then use the right mouse button and select “Replace Text” which will bring up this pop-up box: There’s no selection box on AdWords Editor so you have to hold down CTRL/CMD to select them one-by-one, SHIFT to select multiple ones in a row or to select them all. Now select the ads or keywords you wish to copy and paste by highlighting them. Once you’ve duplicated an ad group you can speed up the process of modifying the duplicated keywords or ads by using the find and replace or amend tool.įirstly view the ads or keywords using the views in the bottom left corner: Remember to re-name the ad groups to make them unique, they cannot be uploaded until a new name is applied. Then simply copy and paste with the right mouse button or if you are feeling brave then press followed by for the keyboard shortcuts. To do this within AdWords editor ensure that you are within the campaign where the ad group resides and that you are viewing the account at an ad group level firstly: Another example might involve synonyms such as an ad group focusing on “used sports cars” and another ad group focusing on “2nd hand sports cars”.Ĭopying an ad group not only copies the keywords within it but also the ads, both of which may be very similar from ad group to ad group. Often two ad groups within a campaign can be very similar, especially when it comes to paid search campaigns.įor example one ad group may focus on “red sports cars” and another may focus on “yellow sports cars”, all that really changes is the name of the colour. You can even copy and paste within the browser version of AdWords now if you want to work on that platform alone.

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If you don’t have any campaigns to begin with then simply set one up fully within the standard browser versions of AdWords and then download it into AdWords Editor.

You will need to rename this campaign to give it a unique name and then it can be used straight away: Right clicking and selecting paste now places a new empty campaign down with the same settings.

Viewing all campaigns at once allows you to right click on the appropriate campaign and select “ Copy Shell” which saves all of that campaign’s settings: Often when creating new campaigns you will want them to target the same location, have the same bid adjustments, use the same audience lists and pretty much have exactly the same settings as another already existing campaign. One of the quickest ways to create new campaigns or ad groups within AdWords editor is to take advantage of the copy and paste functionality. Even though it's quick to use, there's some simple tricks to save lots of time doing repetitive tasks using a combination of AdWords Editor, spreadsheets and the browser version of AdWords.

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AdWords Editor allows you to smoothly work on an account offline using a simple interface.