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Google adwords - how many keywords

by BucksLeafletDistribution
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Hi
Just wanted to ask how many keywords in maximum can I use for one ad in adwords ?
#adwords #google #keywords
  • Profile picture of the author methodsem
    I think the limit is something like 1000 per ad group. If you are getting that high, something is probably really unorganized in your campaign.

    The key is to create VERY FOCUSED ad groups.

    Otherwise you will be wasting a bunch.

    Hope this helps...
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    • Profile picture of the author tgpros
      Originally Posted by methodsem View Post

      I think the limit is something like 1000 per ad group. If you are getting that high, something is probably really unorganized in your campaign.

      The key is to create VERY FOCUSED ad groups.

      Otherwise you will be wasting a bunch.

      Hope this helps...
      I second this! In some cases I even do just one keyword per ad text. This way I can keep the Quality Score high and the CPC down, because the ad text is directly relevant to the keyword in question. I know there's DKI, but I find this to be a bit easier. I then monitor ROI and conversions and wave goodbye to keywords in my campaign that aren't cost effective to run ads for.
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    • Profile picture of the author AllanJames
      Originally Posted by methodsem View Post

      I think the limit is something like 1000 per ad group. If you are getting that high, something is probably really unorganized in your campaign.

      The key is to create VERY FOCUSED ad groups.

      Otherwise you will be wasting a bunch.

      Hope this helps...

      Ah... that's only true if you're using the search network. On the content network there's a workable strategy the requires 12 ad groups at 2000 per group.
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  • Profile picture of the author ezvid1
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    • Profile picture of the author BucksLeafletDistribution
      thanks , I`m just trying to get some cheaper traffic by using long tail keywords
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  • Profile picture of the author seoexpertsolution
    Make your ads and your keywords more specific. Try two-word or three-word combinations to lower the number of searches that apply to your keyphrase.
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    • Profile picture of the author rajivwebads
      There is no fixed number of keywords you should put in your ads in Google AdWords. Yet you should include as many keywords as necessary to make your Google ad appear more relevant to someone searching those keywords and to improve your keyword quality score, which in turn gets your ads placed more often and for less expense.
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  • Profile picture of the author sham2
    To make your add more relevant and to improve visibility standards you can use as many as you can.
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