So i use Efficient PPC now to create large campaigns to cover tons of keywords. But the real problem i have with it is that it only puts 1 keyword phrase in each ad group. So i get insane campaigns that are impossible to manage.
For example if i am bidding on keywords with state name, i bid on the state abbreviation and state name. So i would have:
Florida Douche Bag Companies
FL Douche Bag Companies
Florida Douche Bag Makers
FL Douche Bag Makers
But as you can imagine, to do with with lots of core keywords and every state makes insanely huge campaigns and it's pver the top.
Is there a toold that functions the same way, but allows me to make "clusters" or keywords that will make keyphrases in the SAME ad group.
So i can "cluster" the term "FL" and "Florida" and the terms "Companies" and "makers"
So the result would be ONE ad group (not four):
1. Florida Douche Bag Companies
with the keywords:
Florida Douche Bag Companies
FL Douche Bag Companies
Florida Douche Bag Makers
FL Douche Bag Makers
Then each state would have it's own ad group, but not an ad group for every state and "company word" permutation.
make sense? know of anything like this?
For example if i am bidding on keywords with state name, i bid on the state abbreviation and state name. So i would have:
Florida Douche Bag Companies
FL Douche Bag Companies
Florida Douche Bag Makers
FL Douche Bag Makers
But as you can imagine, to do with with lots of core keywords and every state makes insanely huge campaigns and it's pver the top.
Is there a toold that functions the same way, but allows me to make "clusters" or keywords that will make keyphrases in the SAME ad group.
So i can "cluster" the term "FL" and "Florida" and the terms "Companies" and "makers"
So the result would be ONE ad group (not four):
1. Florida Douche Bag Companies
with the keywords:
Florida Douche Bag Companies
FL Douche Bag Companies
Florida Douche Bag Makers
FL Douche Bag Makers
Then each state would have it's own ad group, but not an ad group for every state and "company word" permutation.
make sense? know of anything like this?