Ive been given access to someone elses adwords account and in their
advert box as the anchor/title it simply says "{keyword:network
latency}" anyone know what this means? i suspect it means the title
will be dynamic across the keyword terms am i correct? and how i can
use it across other campaigns?

mark
buy silver jewellery at www.iosilver.co.uk

mark r wrote:

> Ive been given access to someone elses adwords account and in their
> advert box as the anchor/title it simply says "{keyword:network
> latency}" anyone know what this means? i suspect it means the title
> will be dynamic across the keyword terms am i correct?


Yes.

We use it where town names are in the keywords.

We have adwords listings for about 1200 towns ("jobs in wokingham" for
example). By using {keyword} the keyword appears in the title of the ad -
it saves creating 1200 different ads.

I don't know the purpose of putting words after the : As far as I can tell
they never show.


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Op Wed, 29 Nov 2006 21:54:00 +0000 schreef Brian Wakem:

> mark r wrote:
>
>> Ive been given access to someone elses adwords account and in their
>> advert box as the anchor/title it simply says "{keyword:network
>> latency}" anyone know what this means? i suspect it means the title
>> will be dynamic across the keyword terms am i correct?
>
>
> Yes.
>
> We use it where town names are in the keywords.
>
> We have adwords listings for about 1200 towns ("jobs in wokingham" for
> example). By using {keyword} the keyword appears in the title of the ad -
> it saves creating 1200 different ads.
>
> I don't know the purpose of putting words after the : As far as I can tell
> they never show.

It's the alternative title when the keyword would generate a title that's
too long. So "network latency" is displayed when the keyword is longer than
the maximum title length in adwords.