How to Identify Duplicate Keywords in Google Adwords
A far too often, advertisers have the same keyword in multiple ad groups or campaigns. Why compete against yourself or rely on Google to choose? It’s important to ensure every keyword appears in the account only once. Save your money and retain control over your AdWords campaign by performing a simple duplicate keywords test.
You can do this in two ways:
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1Use AdWords Editor: By far the simplest and fastest way to do this.
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2Under tools, choose Find Duplicate Keywords and then delete from the list it provides.
- Within the AdWords Interface: In AdWords Interface
- Under all campaigns, select Keyword tab
- Sort keywords alphabetically
- Manually scan through
- Within the AdWords Interface: In AdWords Interface
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- Make it a practice to run the test every time you make a major update to an account or add in multiple closely-related ad groups
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