Comments on: Introducing Google’s Ghost Ads http://www.clickconsult.com/Internet-Marketing-Blog/pay-per-click/google-adwords/introducing-googles-ghost-ads.html Just another WordPress weblog Fri, 12 Mar 2010 07:04:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Jade http://www.clickconsult.com/Internet-Marketing-Blog/pay-per-click/google-adwords/introducing-googles-ghost-ads.html/comment-page-1#comment-4483 Jade Sat, 21 Feb 2009 15:58:40 +0000 http://www.clickconsult.co.uk/PPCBlog/advertising/introducing-googles-ghost-ads.html#comment-4483 didn't know it exist, thank you didn’t know it exist, thank you

]]> By: Oi, Google! Leave my PPC Campaign Alone! - Google Adwords - Click Consult Internet Marketing Blog http://www.clickconsult.com/Internet-Marketing-Blog/pay-per-click/google-adwords/introducing-googles-ghost-ads.html/comment-page-1#comment-3013 Oi, Google! Leave my PPC Campaign Alone! - Google Adwords - Click Consult Internet Marketing Blog Thu, 20 Nov 2008 11:23:48 +0000 http://www.clickconsult.co.uk/PPCBlog/advertising/introducing-googles-ghost-ads.html#comment-3013 [...] Most annoyingly of all, Google overrides the way you segregated your ad groups with their ‘Ghost Ads‘. These are ads that break out of their ad group to show for other ad group keywords, whether [...] [...] Most annoyingly of all, Google overrides the way you segregated your ad groups with their ‘Ghost Ads‘. These are ads that break out of their ad group to show for other ad group keywords, whether [...]

]]> By: Dan PPCPROZ http://www.clickconsult.com/Internet-Marketing-Blog/pay-per-click/google-adwords/introducing-googles-ghost-ads.html/comment-page-1#comment-3006 Dan PPCPROZ Thu, 20 Nov 2008 09:24:03 +0000 http://www.clickconsult.co.uk/PPCBlog/advertising/introducing-googles-ghost-ads.html#comment-3006 most likely this is caused by broad kws having a higher qs from a different adgroup, not as you perceived. probably adding more adgroup negatives would prevent this phenomenon, as well as google enabling and opt out of expanded match on broad. most likely this is caused by broad kws having a higher qs from a different adgroup, not as you perceived.

probably adding more adgroup negatives would prevent this phenomenon, as well as google enabling and opt out of expanded match on broad.

]]> By: SirBigWig http://www.clickconsult.com/Internet-Marketing-Blog/pay-per-click/google-adwords/introducing-googles-ghost-ads.html/comment-page-1#comment-2865 SirBigWig Mon, 17 Nov 2008 10:24:38 +0000 http://www.clickconsult.co.uk/PPCBlog/advertising/introducing-googles-ghost-ads.html#comment-2865 I have never come across this before and I cannot find any other literature on it? Do you have any examples, are you saying that Google migrates ad texts across an account? I have never come across this before and I cannot find any other literature on it? Do you have any examples, are you saying that Google migrates ad texts across an account?

]]> By: Pay per Click Frustrations - About Pay Per Click (PPC) - Click Consult Internet Marketing Blog http://www.clickconsult.com/Internet-Marketing-Blog/pay-per-click/google-adwords/introducing-googles-ghost-ads.html/comment-page-1#comment-2014 Pay per Click Frustrations - About Pay Per Click (PPC) - Click Consult Internet Marketing Blog Wed, 29 Oct 2008 11:11:04 +0000 http://www.clickconsult.co.uk/PPCBlog/advertising/introducing-googles-ghost-ads.html#comment-2014 [...] Ghost Ads – an office title for when ads are being served by a separate ad groups in a campaign. Solution is to drill your negatives down to be ad group specific. It does beg the question, why spit your campaign into separate ad groups if the highest quality ad is going to be served? [...] [...] Ghost Ads – an office title for when ads are being served by a separate ad groups in a campaign. Solution is to drill your negatives down to be ad group specific. It does beg the question, why spit your campaign into separate ad groups if the highest quality ad is going to be served? [...]

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