Ready or not, here it comes – the new Adwords Interface. Google has given us a period to get used to the new interface, with the ability to revert back to the old interface for reference. However, some are getting trapped in a habit of solely using the old interface. Heed this warning : Google won’t hold up making this transition permanent on the request of individual advertisers, so start now!
Although confusing at first, and during this initial beta somewhat buggy and unreliable, the new interface has so many new and improved features to help advertisers get a strong hold on exactly what is happening within their account.
The new interface allows users to look through the account using a handy side navigation “Account Tree.” This feature looks very similar to Google Adwords Editor (offline editing tool). Instead of having to dig into a campaign, then ad group, then keyword – the interface allow you to view ALL keywords, and ALL ad groups for comparison and analysis.
Bid management, ad copy analysis, and other editing tasks have become much easier. The world of slow loading pages (4 different page loads to adjust one keyword level bid), or implementing changes with the offline editing tool is over. Now you are able to make many changes within seconds.
Imagine being able to narrow down search query reporting on a single keyword, without having to fumble with the reporting center and large excel documents. It has happened! Google’s new interface allows the advertiser to click on a single keyword and request a search query report. Not only can you now view it, but it can be implemented on the spot as well, both negatives and positives.
This is the coolest function of the new interface. This tool eliminates hours of analysis of huge spreadsheets to finding where you are showing on the content network. You can search the placement report of individual ad groups, campaigns, or the entire account directly in the interface. You are able to see the list of all domains, key metrics, and have the ability to drill down into specific URL placements/negative sites. The clean appearance gives current data on how you are performing in the content network. You can review both negative ad groups and campaign level negatives, as well as manage the placements you’ve added.
New Adwords Interface Help – http://adwords.google.com/support/aw/?hl=en
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