Product Features
Features

#1. Create unlimited accounts within PPC Campaign Generator
Create different accounts within the software to separate different clients or projects.

#2. Create, save and delete an unlimited number of campaigns within an account
No limit to the number of accounts you can create and store. These are campaigns stored on your local computer you can open for later use.

#3. Scrape keyword suggestions from Google, Yahoo, Bing and YouTube
Get keyword ideas faster than you ever thought possible. Select the sources you want and let the program go to work.

#4. Generate every keyword combination possible using the keyword combination tool
Built-in keyword combination tool that allows you to create every possible keyword combination imaginable using lists of words.

#5. Create, save, store and load keyword seed lists conveniently within the program
Save, store and load keyword seed lists within the program to use and re-use with other projects. No need to save text files anymore!

#6. Transfer keywords back into the scraper to find even more keyword variations
Transfer your keyword list back into the scraper as many times as you want to find popular keywords, modifiers and negatives.

#7. Remove duplicate keywords from your keyword lists
With the click of a button, duplicate keywords are removed. No more exporting your list to Excel and clicking the "Remove Duplicates" button.

#8. Search box filter to quickly identify and delete single negative keywords
Similar to the way the Adwords Editor search box works. The search box allows you to quickly find and delete unwanted keywords.

#9. Add keywords from external sources
Do you have a keyword list from the Google Keyword Research Tool? Great! Add your keywords to the keyword list then remove duplicates.

#10. Save, store and load common negative keyword lists to filter your main keyword list
Many times, keywords contain years, cities, states, countries, or other words you don't want. Filter them out quickly with the bulk filter!

#11. Bulk mass removal of unwanted characters from your keyword list (of your choosing)
Does your keyword list contain a lot of unwanted characters? Remove all unwanted characters you define with the click of a button.

#12. Keyword density analysis of your keyword list to make grouping your keywords EASY
Analyze the keyword density of your keyword list to determine the best way to group your keywords based on keyword frequency.

#13. Options to analyze the keyword frequency from 1 word up to 5 word frequencies
Define how the software analyzes the keyword frequency. You can look at the density of one, two, three, four and five word combinations.

#14. Simple click-and-group functionality using your mouse and/or keyboard shortcuts
Select your keyword groups that make the most sense to you using your mouse and keyboard shortcuts, then click the group button.

#15. Exclude keyword groupings that begin with, end with or contain words you define
For, to, of, a... these are "stop words." In the software, you can weed out these keyword frequencies for being potential keyword groupings.

#16. Option to group singular and plural keywords into the same adgroup
Do you prefer to put singular and plural keywords together? An option allows you to merge singular and plural keywords into one group.

#17. Preview window that shows you the keywords to be grouped before you group them
View the keywords before you group them in the Groups Preview window. This allows you to double-check your work.

#18. Specify keyword match types you want to generate
Do you want the program to generate broad match types only? How about phrase and Exact only? How about all three? It's up to you.

#19. Set unique keyword bids based on the keyword match type
Set your bids for a given match type.

#20. Advanced yet so easy destination URL assignment
Assign destination URLs to the ads and keywords at the same time. Mouse and keyboard shortcuts for selecting specific or all groups.

#21. Append Google Analytics UTM tracking variables automatically in seconds
If you manually tag destination URLs, you're going to LOVE this feature! Click one button and all keywords and URLS have UTM variables.

#22. Create custom destination URL tracking strings to append to your destination URLs
Don't use Google Analytics? Append your own unique tracking strings to the destination URLs.

#23. Define how PPC Campaign Generator handles empty spaces within the destination URLs
If your campaign is "widgets campaign", utm_campaign=widgets campaign. Notice the space? You define how to handle empty spaces.

#24. Create multiple ad variations for each adgroup
A good rule of thumb is to split-test at least 2 ad variations. Generate different ad variations to test within your different adgroups.

#25. Create, save, store and load ad templates within the program to use over and over again
Now you can save ad templates to re-use on other projects. This is great for working on different clients in the same industry.

#26. Dynamically insert campaign, adgroup and destination URLs into your ads ( it's simple! )
If you're familiar with dynamic keyword insertion, the same principle applies here to generate ad copy that's relevant to each group.

#27. Provide default text if the dynamically inserted values end up exceeding the ad limits
When your campaign generates, sometimes the ad copy will exceed the allowed limits. When this happens, you can set default text to be used instead.

#28. Copy current ads to new ads to create subtle ad variations for testing
No need to re-type the ad you just wrote. Just click the "Copy to New Ad" button and make your new ad variation.

#29. Clicking one button generates your entire campaign or individual adgroups of your choosing
Once you have your keywords grouped and your ad text written, you click one button and the Adwords campaign code will be generated for you.
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#30. Simple copy/paste Adwords integration with Adwords Editor ( I show you how! )
Paste the code into Adwords Editor, double-check your work, make your final tweaks and upload to Google. It couldn't be any easier.
