I've just added your feedback to the Advertiser Feedback report, and will do the same on an ongoing basis with whatever is added here each week.
Thanks again!
AWA
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[edited by: AdWordsAdvisor at 4:25 am (utc) on Nov. 17, 2006]
Ad Testing! To be able to list 2/3 URLs for keywords/adverts...
Hey Kings - If I understand your request correctly, this is available in Adwords. You can evenly split traffic across 2, 3, or more Ad Texts. Just use the same headline and description copy in each version, but append different destination URLs.
Voila - URL testing!
So we can www.url1.com has an ROI of 600% www.url2.com has an ROI of 1200% there for the URL I should use is url2..... But also be able to pass the information to an external tracking tool.... hence the pram {UrlUsed}.... is this any clearer?
Alan
[edited by: Kings_on_steeds at 10:27 am (utc) on Nov. 17, 2006]
I've just added your feedback to the Advertiser Feedback report, and will do the same on an ongoing basis with whatever is added here each week.
Some reverse feedback to us too :) , accepted , rejected , working on , time line
i know Google is tooooo Google
one thing , i just reported one website to Google Adwords team yesterday that knew everything whos bidding what , how much spending , i am pretty sure Google does care about privacy and data whatever i guess is totally false on that website
So we can www.url1.com has an ROI of 600% www.url2.com has an ROI of 1200% there for the URL I should use is url2..... But also be able to pass the information to an external tracking tool.... hence the pram {UrlUsed}.... is this any clearer?
Hi Alan - Forgive me if I'm stating obvious solutions that you already know about... But, isn't what you're requesting available in an Ad Text report? ROI stats per creative or URL used...
but I think it would still be nice to have it running in a tab like keywords/ad variations.... so I can only have one advert but I can list say 5 domains and get stats displayed per domain with summery stats for the advert as well! And also the LPQ indication would be good.
(a) i just checked and there are no ads shown for the keyword jokes although at times there will be one or two
(b) seems to me an advertiser with a highly relevant landing page would benefit the end user and google shareholders even if he bid the susposed minimum penny
(c) if i run such ad the ctr will pretty decent but there will be lots of cheap traffic. I never could understand how selling cheap traffic on keywords puts G at a disadvantage as opposed to giving it away
When we have a big hit on Content impressions, it appears (at the overview level) that our campaign is not doing well because the CTR is so low -- until clicking into the Ad Group and viewing the traffic seperated into Search and Content seperately.
Well, probably been asked before... sorry for that...
Oh, and please ask to the co-op team the following:
It would be so nice if the custom search engine really would look exactly the same as the Google interface (front-end) and that they would also place vertical ad's
just my two cents...
Grtz,
A
[edited by: ASchmitt at 10:36 am (utc) on Nov. 23, 2006]
But it would be improved if the size of the "Blobs" defaulted to the smallest setting, increasing if there are locations with more hits; as opposed to defaulting to the Largest setting, reducing if there are locations with more hits.
It is the "tail" that is most fascinating - the odd location with 1 visitor, but when I get to the "tail" every blob is Large and I cannot see the detail.
[Also most of the hits on New Zealand appear in the Ocean]
Also - while I'm on a roll....the "rotate" option (ad delivery) seems to be skewed (from what I know) based on content network / ad sense delivery....the ability to force even rotation of all text ads for ad sense would be good (although I acknowledge there are issues of ad copy being matched against page content).
And if google could swallow the risk of transparency to the adwords business model - knowing what others are bidding for various positions would of great value. Is all that asking too much? haha ;-)
It's worth mentioning that this will be the last Advertiser Feedback Report for this year, as I'll be away from Adwords from December 20th to January 3rd. In case anyone is curious, this report has gone out 190 times now (191 tomorrow) and reaches many hundreds of folks (globally) at Google - all of whom have actively subscribed: no one gets it that doesn't want to see it. Put another way, your feedback is heard by a whole lot of people who have asked to see it.
I'm quite proud of that, actually. ;)
AWR