Managing multiple accounts on Adwords

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    Hi,

    I work for an ad agency and we are trying to get into more online advertising. Currently we are trying to set up a Google Adwords account for our agency. We have about 150 small business clients we want to start a campaign for.

    Is there a way in mass that i can upload all their info?

    I have a spreadsheet with their info as well as the phrases i want to bid upon, can this be uploaded?

    Is there a way in mass i can get CPC for the different phrases i want?

    Please advice.

    thanks.
     
    ganpat, May 15, 2008 IP
  2. Premium Domains

    Premium Domains Well-Known Member

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    Download the Adwords Editor Tool from within your account > Campaign Management > Tools.

    It will take a bit of time to get used to but it will make your work a lot easier.

    Cheers
     
    Premium Domains, May 15, 2008 IP
  3. T_Media

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    You should also investigate google adword master accounts.
     
    T_Media, May 16, 2008 IP
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    Get an account manager at AdWords (they are free) and they can import your spreadsheet for you.
     
    pk_synths, May 16, 2008 IP
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    Hi!

    I think you should be a bit more precise:
    - Do you want to bulk create 150 individual AdWords accounts?
    - Do you want to bulk upload all your ad groups and keywords into 1 single account?
    - Do you want to get CPC estimation for your customers' keywords?

    One advice. Be aware of this: one specific keyword can trigger only one ad from an AdWords account, even if the websites advertised have different URLs.

    Good luck!
     
    webonline, May 16, 2008 IP
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    Yes. I think signing up for a master account is the way to go
     
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    I want to create 150+ individual accounts under one umbrella. Each account will have 5-7 phrases to promote in the begining and that will increase with time.

    I want to get CPC for each phrase. so 150x7=1050 phrases.
     
    ganpat, May 20, 2008 IP
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    I think you need more knowledge about the adwords system before proceeding.

    And you could probably use someone who knows there way around adwords to ensure proper setup as you can easily get your clients URL's banned from Google with improper setup and landing pages

    If you have clients looking to Brand, you could seriously make things hard on them by getting them slapped
     
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    Well, Google contacted us today and are going to help us through this initial pilot program. So that is a good start. They are even flying me down to their headquarters for a training session.

    I have received a couple of emails from people offering to do adwords campaign management for me. Thank you but i cannot outsource this. My agency wants me to be the one to learn how to do it.
     
    ganpat, May 21, 2008 IP