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I used to have one campaign with like 100 different keywords. But now I do an ad(s) for every city I service, with only about 5 keywords each.

The problem is googles ad rank... the better the ad...

- This a list of a few of my keywords people used.
- Notice the three at the bottom, especially the ones I circles... they are perfect examples of learning the hard way about "Negative Keywords." ...

- Click the "Campaigns" tab at the top.
- Next click "keywords"
- Finally click the "See Search Terms" button (circled in red) - and select all.

That will give you the keywords people used for...

The referral has to go to a new user, sorry.

Which is typical for google promotions...

I got this email the other day...if anyone is thinking about using Adwords, but HAVEN'T yet, let me know... I'd be happy to refer you. :D
(you'd have to place an ad before the 31st.)

You get $100...

It's a straight credit to your account... I see you stopped the process of signing up to find the codes... good move.

They are for use when you sign up.

When you enter the code, it will show as...

Check eBay... they have $100 codes for under $10 bucks.

Yeah, one of my negatives is "how to" for the same reason... :D

Incidentally for all you Adwords users, I recieved my coupon in the email today.

Hi, J
Thank you for participating in the Google...

Interesting to see "cents" used as cost examples. My typical CPC is about $4 bucks.

Another thing is "negative keywords." Do any of you guys use them a lot?

I noticed I would get a ton of...

its hard when you dont even know what a good key word is ...unfortunatley it isnt antiques...and we are first page in the state on that.......
My suggestion was "rehabbed furniture...

Funny, they never send me a coupon! I guess they know they don't need to since I've been using them for many years.

There was actually one for current users, it was hard to find, but it exists....

I would definitely use it. Especially for some keywords that you may not have strong search results with.

Example: You site is number one for "antiques Indiana." But not in the first 5 pages for...