Determining AdWords spend for one area

Discussion in 'Google AdWords' started by toonbon, Mar 5, 2012.

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    Is there a way to tell how much you've spend on AdWords for one area, say Arizona?

    Thanks
     
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    pinakel Well-Known Member

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    we can help you. we provide adwords setup only $10-20/day according your site & keywords.
     
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    Who are you?
     
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    M8INTERNET,

    Ok, I can see that if I set up a new campaign for an area I could see the expenses for that campaign. The problem is that currently I only have a year of data for worldwide campaigns and I need to get from that data how much of that spend was spent for Arizona. which will be the test area I work on. I want to be able to compare the spend after I work on the area with what was being spent before I started.
     
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    There's a report for that. It's called Geographic Performance. It will show data split to metro areas.
     
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    Thanks. It's actually an option under the Dimensions tab for the New AdWords, but I found it.
     
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