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mbomb
Feb 14th 2008, 11:59 am
How exactly do I do this?

I need to get "free" out of the search strings immediately, and I cannot figure it out.

Thanks

jinnnguyen
Feb 14th 2008, 6:30 pm
campaign => adgroup => adgroup setting => (click on drop down menu) tatic settings => click on [show] next to excluded words then enter each negative word per line.

YahooPete
Feb 15th 2008, 10:21 am
Hey there,

We’ve expanded the maximum number of account-level and ad group-level excluded keywords from 50 to 250, which should help you better target searches and block unwanted ones. Excluded keywords are only applicable to the Advanced match type distribution tactic in Sponsored Search. (Even if you could use them in Standard match, it wouldn’t make any sense.) Remember, excluded words can be set at the account level (under the Administration tab) and the ad group level (in the ad group setting page).

Here are a couple of tips for using excluded keywords:
• Identify the keywords that do not apply to your business but may be commonly used by potential customers. For example, if you only sell new TVs, you may want to exclude words such as “repair” and “used.”
• Be selective when choosing your excluded keywords at the account level, since they apply to all keywords in your account.

Hope this helps,
YahooPete

espresso
Feb 24th 2008, 5:42 pm
Here are a couple of tips for using excluded keywords:
• Identify the keywords that do not apply to your business but may be commonly used by potential customers. For example, if you only sell new TVs, you may want to exclude words such as “repair” and “used.”
• Be selective when choosing your excluded keywords at the account level, since they apply to all keywords in your account.

One of the best ways to generate negative keywords is to research your topic using a keyword research tool and then write down all the words that come up that don't fit.

For example, if you're doing something on bart simpson, you don't want OJ Simpson showing up so you'd add 'OJ' to your negative list.