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Hi all, My client needs to edit several AdWords ads, and I suggested we use AdWords editor to do this. The client, however, is under the impression that Editor won't maintain the current structure of the ad groups (and the keywords that are in groups). Is this true? Thanks. |
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If you have to do a lot of changes and make hundreds of ads with different adgroups and keywords, a good thing to check out might be "SpeedPPC". It works with Adwords Editor. (expensive though) I hope I understand the question...but I think AE is fine to use. | |
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AdWords Editor won't make any automatic changes on account without your confirmation. It has advanced synchronization mechanism, so if two or more individuals changed account at the same time, you will get server changes merged with your local changes, and you will be able to choose what changes do you want to keep. |
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