Is there a way to have some sort of automated process that will stop a campaign if it has a low enough ratio of conversions/clicks? It would obviously need a minimum number of total clicks before being able to tell it's not profitable. If a campaign had, say, 300 clicks and 2 conversions, you probably wouldn't want it getting 300 more clicks while you happen to be away from the computer.
Automating campaigns to stop
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I don't think he means stop, I think he means eliminate (delete) a keyword from a campaign that is getting low conversions.
HarveyJ
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There is a way.
Get a hand made tool that monitors it and does it for you.
I've never heard of an out of the box solution for what you want, but I'm sure you could a)get something made that meets your needs at a place like eLance and b) sell it to n00bs as a WSO at ridiculous prices, and people with experience at a reasonable price.
Get some decent copy for it, make sure it works decently, and be prepared to answer a metric arse tonne of emails from morons... and it'll pay itself of in 24 hours of being launched.
Get a hand made tool that monitors it and does it for you.
I've never heard of an out of the box solution for what you want, but I'm sure you could a)get something made that meets your needs at a place like eLance and b) sell it to n00bs as a WSO at ridiculous prices, and people with experience at a reasonable price.
Get some decent copy for it, make sure it works decently, and be prepared to answer a metric arse tonne of emails from morons... and it'll pay itself of in 24 hours of being launched.
Yeah that's what I meant. I didn't explain very well. I just don't like the idea of keywords getting massive amounts of non-converting clicks and the only reason they're not stopped is because the user doesn't happen to be monitoring them at the time.
Yeah. I actually remember seeing something out there that did this. Mabye PPC-Coach.com? Not sure though, I'll have to look.
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