I'm not new to MSN Adcenter but I have now run into a strange problem there. I had uploaded a new campaign structured like normal:
- containing about 100 adgroups
- each adgroup has 2 keywords. That is; one for "phrase" and one for [exact]
- each adgroup has 6 different text ads with its own unique destination URL, based on the keyword
All is well, right? No… Shortly after I submitted the campaign, I started getting impressions and clicks. But THEN after only 40 impressions and 5 clicks… everything froze. And it stayed that way. So I emailed Adcenter support, and as always they are very quick to answer - and helpful! (Unlike Google's shitty excuse for support). The explanation I was given doesn't make sense to me though:
Has anyone else had this happen to their Adcenter campaigns?
- containing about 100 adgroups
- each adgroup has 2 keywords. That is; one for "phrase" and one for [exact]
- each adgroup has 6 different text ads with its own unique destination URL, based on the keyword
All is well, right? No… Shortly after I submitted the campaign, I started getting impressions and clicks. But THEN after only 40 impressions and 5 clicks… everything froze. And it stayed that way. So I emailed Adcenter support, and as always they are very quick to answer - and helpful! (Unlike Google's shitty excuse for support). The explanation I was given doesn't make sense to me though:
So now they're saying I should be having ONE adgroup with ALL my keywords in it? That's not how I have done it there before, and it really doesn't make sense.You created 108 ad groups, using one to two keywords per ad group. What this has done has created competition with yourself. What I would suggest at this time is having one ad group that contains all the keywords then fully optimize the one ad group.
Has anyone else had this happen to their Adcenter campaigns?