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Google Text Ads FAQ

Google Text Ads: Why do I still see old data in my campaign?

Google Text Ads: Can I automate my existing, manual campaigns with Google Text Ads?

Google Text Ads: Can I combine my existing manual campaigns with Google Text Ads?

Google Text Ads: How to create better text ads?

Google Text Ads: What is Permutations & how does it help?

Google Text Ads: Can I combine different fields into keywords?

Google Text Ads: Can I set a CPA per product and use that in my Google Search campaign?

Google Text Ads: What are the campaign limitations?

Google Text Ads: What are the DSA campaigns based on?

Google Text Ads: How can I use my pre-existing landing pages in a campaign?

Google Text Ads: What is the maximum size of the source feed for Google Text Ads?

Google Text Ads: How does truncating work?

Google Text Ads: Will Google Text Ads service overwrite manual changes that I make in AdWords?

Google Text Ads: Can I add other fields to create keywords?

Google Text Ads: Are there limitations as to the number of ad patterns?

Google Text Ads: What if I don’t want to lose the history of my existing campaigns?

Google Text Ads: Can I set a State, Province or Region as a territory?

Google Text Ads: What happens if the price changes?

Google Text Ads: What happens if my campaign is split into multiple campaigns?

Google Text Ads: What happens with an ad group when a product goes out of stock?

Google Text Ads: How can I unsubscribe from Google Text Ads in DataFeedWatch?

Google Text Ads: Can I add & use keywords from a separate file?

Google Text Ads: Why are not all my products in my campaign?

Google Text Ads: How often are my campaigns synced with my Google AdWords account?

Google Text Ads: What if certain fields are no longer in my feed?

Google Text Ads: Why are some products not eligible?

Google Text Ads: Can I use a 3rd-party tool to optimize the campaigns?

Google Text Ads: Why does my template not work for 100% of my ads?

Google Text Ads: How to add size & color as negatives to the group campaign?

Google Text Ads: How does Per Partes work?

Google Text Ads: How to link one shop in the DataFeedWatch App to multiple AdWords Accounts?

Using Google Text Ads

Google Text Ads: Signing Up for Google Text Ads

Google Text Ads: Setting Up a Google Text Ads Feed

Google Text Ads: Connecting Your Google Ads Account

Google Text Ads: Creating Campaigns (Product Campaign)

Google Text Ads: Creating Brand and Product Type Campaigns (BPT)

Google Text Ads: Creating Group Campaigns and DSA Campaigns

Google Text Ads: Creating Landing Page Campaigns

Google Text Ads: Bad words

Google Text Ads: Best Practices

Google Text Ads: Overview

Google Text Ads: Quick Start Guide

Google Text Ads: Feed Optimization Checklist

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Google Text Ads: Creating Campaigns (Product Campaign)

Paweł Updated by Paweł

To create a Product Campaign, follow the steps below:

  1. Click Create New > Product ads

Product Campaign creates an adgroup for every unique product. Each adgroup will therefore have keywords and text ads that are unique to that very product.

  1. Provide your source file
  1. Assign the relevant tags
  1. Apply filters
Select here which products to include in this campaign. If you do not do that, all the products will be included.

Why use Filters?
Multiple campaigns enable you to set a separate budget and template for each category or brand;
AdWords does not allow more than 10,000 adgroups per campaign. So if you have more than 10,000 unique products in your feed, we will divide them over multiple campaigns. You can also use choose to divide them yourself by using filters.
  1. Create Keywords
a) By Truncating

In the DatafeedWatch, Truncating is a process of creating different versions of the keyword by removing the last word with each version. Let’s say you want to advertise a product called adidas Adipure Pants White 36/32 Mens Golf Pants, so truncating it would look like below.

adidas Adipure Pants White 36/32 Mens Golf Pants

adidas Adipure Pants White 36/32 Mens Golf Pants

adidas Adipure Pants White 36/32 Mens Golf Pants

adidas Adipure Pants White 36/32 Mens Golf Pants

adidas Adipure Pants White 36/32 Mens Golf Pants

adidas Adipure Pants White 36/32 Mens Golf Pants

Such long tail keywords have a higher Conversion Rate & lower Cost Per Conversion since the related search terms are more specific and closer to the point of purchase in the sales funnel. But they might not have enough search traffic on Google and such keywords will become inactive due to low search volume.

Truncating will solve this problem by creating multiple versions of the keywords & each truncated keyword should have more search volume than the previous one. By doing so, we are covering all possible search terms.

The last 4 truncated keywords will not be used in the Product Campaign since they are not exclusive to a single product & can be a part of multiple products, such keywords will be used in a Product Group Campaign.

b) By Tag combination

This method is only useful for retailers that sell electronics, computers and other products for which people search for a specific combination of brand, model, type, number, etc.:

You can use both Tag Combination and Truncating

  1. Create Ads

You can also apply filters to ad template based on different conditions:

Always Enable : Ad Template will be created & enabled for all the products in the campaign.

Always Paused : Ad Template will be created for all the products in the campaign but won’t be enabled.

Enable for specific tag values : You can choose to enable the Ad template only for specific categories like Shoes or brands like adidas.

Enabled for numerical tag values : You can choose to enable the Ad template only for products meeting a specific numerical condition like products with price equal to or less than $40.

Enable if tag filled : Ad template will be enabled only for products having a specific tag filled like Sale Price which is very useful when you want to show a different ad for products on Sale.

Enable if tag not filled : Ad template will be enabled only for products not having a specific tag filled.

Do not Create -> Ad template will not be created & this option can also be used to remove an existing ad template.

More Options to improve your ad copy:

It is advisable to create multiple text ad templates (patterns) so you can a/b test different text ads per ad group. (Please note that this is different from creating a backup template (alternative) for each ad)

  1. Adjust the Campaign settings
Why set a fixed CPC?
- Learn what the real CPCs will be (in a new campaign) without enabling Google to only show the products with the highest bids;
- Prevent overbidding on products with a high CPA (if you set CPC as % of CPA and the price is high and the competition is low).
Why set a dynamic CPC?
- A unique bid for every product;
- Limit the CPA to the gross margin. In the screenshot: If the conversion rate = 5% and the gross margin = 20% of the price, you will never spend more than what you can afford (max CPA).
  1. Choose Budget Delivery options

Budget Delivery determines how your ad budget will be spent over time.

  • Choosing Standard Delivery will spend your budget evenly throughout the day. Your ads won’t be shown for every eligible search, for example, your ad will show only once an hour if your budget allows 24 clicks per day;
  • Choosing Accelerated Delivery will show your ad for every eligible search until your budget is exhausted, your budget might not even last a full day in many cases.

Google Text Ads: Connecting Your Google Ads Account

Google Text Ads: Creating Brand and Product Type Campaigns (BPT)

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