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Question - multiple adwords accounts

by DaWarrior
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Not sure if this is breaking TOS as my searches still do not answer this, but can you have multiple adwords accounts and bid on the same keywords but different sites? Meaning SiteA has the same keywords as SiteB but they are totally different site domains.
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  • Profile picture of the author tommygadget
    There are tools in the interface to allow you to do this. You can rotate ads and edit the urls of each ad instead of bidding against yourself and driving the CPC up.

    TomG.
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    Yeah, but what if a browser enters in the search engine example "laptop" and and I have 2 seperate sites that sell laptops.
    I want both of my sites to display in the search engine when the user does a search for laptop.

    I think this may not be possible as I am sure people would just abuse the system by bidden on every position for all their sites.

    Or can this really be done, to display my 2 sites for same keyword different positions on the exact time when the search happens.
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  • Profile picture of the author patadeperro
    Originally Posted by DaWarrior View Post

    Not sure if this is breaking TOS as my searches still do not answer this, but can you have multiple adwords accounts and bid on the same keywords but different sites? Meaning SiteA has the same keywords as SiteB but they are totally different site domains.
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    Yes, but Why would you like to do that? you would be increasing the prices on the same keywords yourself?, what you should do is split testing on your ads, and leave the one that gets the best CTR.
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    • Profile picture of the author DaWarrior
      Originally Posted by patadeperro View Post

      Yes, but Why would you like to do that? you would be increasing the prices on the same keywords yourself?, what you should do is split testing on your ads, and leave the one that gets the best CTR.

      Well the only reason I was curious about this was, I wanted to see if I can get more sales by having my products on multiple locations of the ad space in the search engines.
      Meaning SiteA and SiteB are my sites which sell similar products.
      Let me know if this can be done.
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  • Profile picture of the author tryinhere
    Originally Posted by DaWarrior View Post

    Not sure if this is breaking TOS as my searches still do not answer this, but can you have multiple adwords accounts and bid on the same keywords but different sites? Meaning SiteA has the same keywords as SiteB but they are totally different site domains.
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    the short answer is NO, do not go there or you will be banned.

    One at a time please

    If you are using a Google account the following rules are applicable – “In order to preserve the quality and diversity of ads running on Google, individuals advertising for themselves or for their own businesses may only have a single AdWords account unless explicitly advised otherwise by Google. “

    “This means that we don't allow advertisers or affiliates to have any of the following: Ads across multiple accounts for the same or similar businesses, Ads across multiple accounts triggered by the same or similar keywords”

    “Only client managers (such as third parties or search engine marketers) who use a My Client Center can have multiple AdWords accounts. All associated accounts must be linked to the manager's MCC account.”
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    • Profile picture of the author DaWarrior
      Originally Posted by tryinhere View Post

      the short answer is NO, do not go there or you will be banned.
      That is what I thought. Not planning on going there.
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