4 Ways to use Excel for AdWords Insights

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Four easy things you can do in Excel to give you clear insights into your AdWords accounts.

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Be a Hero By Nerding Out in Excel

Susan WenogradTwitter: @SusanEDub

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About me

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10 years in digital marketing, specializing in paid media and email marketingExperience as both client and agency (and agency to agencies)

Brands: CircuitCity.com (R.I.P.), General Motors, and many others

Regular blogger for Raven Tools and Isoosi.com

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Heroic Act: Using Pivot Tables

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Got Zombie Matching?

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Here’s where you find out

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Search term and total spend

Search term and total spend

Search term and total spend

Search term and total spend

Ad Groups term appeared in + spend

Ad Groups term appeared in + spend

Ad Groups term appeared in + spend

Ad Groups term appeared in + spend

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Here’s how you get it

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We’re on our way…

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Whoa. Lots of stuff.

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Look at you, all organized.

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Heroic Act: Using “Count”

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As You Grow You Can’t Remember It All

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Ad quantity by Ad Group

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Oops. Time to write some ads.

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Keyword volume by Ad Group

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(The agency was terminated.)

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Heroic Act: Using “If”

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SEOs Still Miss Their Keywords

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Paid & Organic Report

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What it looks like

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Time to do some replacing

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Delete “Ad Shown Only” instances

Add a new column: “Organic Stronger”

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Using the “If” Function

Admission: Horrible memory for formatting formulas correctly

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Now it looks like this

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Insights: Cost Comfort

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Insights: Effort Focus

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You’re a hero to clients & SEOs alike

Take that, Google.

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Heroic Act: Using Text to Columns & Removing Duplicates

Ever feel like this when you pull Search Term reports?

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Sweep the leg(s), Johnny.

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1. Negative keyword patterns

2. Content cues

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Text-to-wha?

Export search terms.

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Go through the prompts

“Delimited”

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“Space”

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It looks worse before it looks better…

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Consolidate terms to one column

• “Remove Duplicates” on each column

• Copy keywords in each column to bottom of Column A.

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You’ll have one list of Keywords now

• Final “remove duplicates” on Column A.• Arrange alphabetically.• Time to Miyagi-Chopstick some insights…

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One list, many insights

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Negative keyword

Hmm. Consumers care about the material…ad copy & keyword additions!

Ad Group idea & on-site content idea win!

Ad Group for B2C Campaign, negative keyword for this Ad Group

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Closing Advice

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Thank You!