Anyone tried "duplicating" campaigns on YSM to beat 1k keyword per campaign rule?

[moolahaffiliate]

Anyone tried "duplicating" campaigns on YSM to beat 1k keyword per campaign rule?

As you know, Yahoo has a 1k keyword per campaign rule, which really prevents you from scaling a profitable campaign.

So, I was wondering if anyone of you, with profitable campaigns in YSM that have hit 1k keyword limit, actually tried "duplicating" those campaigns with different keywords (of course!) to beat the rule?

 

[Kaveri]

yes, tried. There are choices for us.

 

[hannahmcintyre]

Here's a novel idea: try it yourself instead of posting retarded questions.

 

[moolahaffiliate]

This is too risky to simply test it out myself.

I don't want to risk getting banned.

 

[WayneDog]

This is too risky to simply test it out myself.

I don't want to risk getting banned.

How is it risky? If you are making a 2nd campaign in the same account with different keywords then you aren't doing anything yahoo doesn't want you to do.

Ignorance = Paranoia!

 

[moolahaffiliate]

How is it risky? If you are making a 2nd campaign in the same account with different keywords then you aren't doing anything yahoo doesn't want you to do.

Ignorance = Paranoia!

My campaign is set under Advanced Match so there's a chance a search query may trigger an ad to appear more than once.

 

[Goodcat]

Just change it up slightly if you're so worried, and you'll be fine (you'll be fine either way)

 

[profitaddiction]

My campaign is set under Advanced Match so there's a chance a search query may trigger an ad to appear more than once.

Except it wouldn't

With that thought in mind, targetting "acai" and "acai berry" on Advanced mode would be competing as well - you wouldn't get banned for doing that.

 

[WayneDog]

My campaign is set under Advanced Match so there's a chance a search query may trigger an ad to appear more than once.

Stop worrying and do it. You aren't doing anything even close to wrong regardless of which match type you have set.