Location, location, location (AdWords)

by KostaKondra

Posted: 12 years ago 3 replies

So I'm setting up an AdWords accounts for a client whose business is in the Central Coast in NSW, Australia.

I've setup a couple of campaigns for him for the various services that his company provides, the question that I have is regarding targeting something like 'south coast security services'.

I've all ready created a bunch of keywords that I want to target, for example:

'alarm monitoring'
'home security monitoring'
'burglar alarm monitoring'

What I would like to do is target those keywords but also target any keywords that have the words 'south coast' or 'far south coast ' in them for example:

'alarm monitoring far south coast'
'home security monitoring south coast'

Is there any way to add these extra keywords without having to do it manually inserting each one?

Like for example, some operation that says 'if the following keywords appear with any of your keywords target them also'.

Hope this makes sense.

Looking forward fellow Warriors, I've been lurking around the forums for a while now so just getting involved.

Regards

#adwords #location

Ravisharma

12 years ago

location is varify country wise location searching and location is area wise location , location global wise searching

Thanks
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mavsfan13

12 years ago

Yes I had this same issue and what I did is open up all my keywords in excel and append your Geographical keywords to your existing keywords...there's a lot of articles out there if you google 'Excel Append Words to Cell' or some variation. It's been a while but I remember I saved myself hours doing this.