Multiple Google Accounts?

[dalesellers]

I’ve been throwing a lot of keywords in my campaigns (thousands), most of which are misspellings and alterations for my main keywords. My account came up with a notice that I can’t put any more keywords in – I’m maxed out.

Can I create a new account with a different e-mail address but the same credit card? Does anyone know the limit of Goggle accounts one person/business can have. I’m sure you could get in trouble if you had the same keywords promoting the same services in different accounts. Anybody know Goggle’s policy on creating multiple accounts)? I can’t find it on their site.

[brian.mark]

Are they all for the same ad? I have 47,000+ keywords in our campaign and don't have any problems with limits. I have them broken down into about 200 words / phrases per ad group and haven't had any issues.

Here is Google's information on multiple AdWords accounts. Looks like it's a no-no.

Brian.

[wyattea]

Brian, how do you keep track of 47,000 keywords...or better yet, how did you 'input' that many?

James...

btw, why is my sig showing the actual html and not displaying properly?

[mktplace]

Wyattea,

you need to replace the HTML with BBCode, inthe form of [url] ...

[brian.mark]

Brian, how do you keep track of 47,000 keywords...or better yet, how did you 'input' that many?

James...

Keeping track is pretty easy when you make good ad groups. I have multiple campaigns (one for each brand), then under that I have ad groups based on what type of ad it is (brand parts terms, specific models of tools for sale, more generic types of tools for sale, etc.)

Most of the keywords I generated from our database with some queries to get the types of keywords I wanted for that ad group.

Probably a better question is how we got millions of database records to behave well for creating the site www.toolpartsdirect.com - and I probably won't give a straight answer on that one. ;-) But, by having that much data and having it all layed out properly, I can easily extract keywords with the correct landing pages for them along with reasonable bids at the keyword level. Same goes for www.toolbarn.com - just on a slightly smaller scale.

I'm sure it wouldn't be set up very easily over dial-up either. Some of those ad groups have some pretty large lists of keywords which just wouldn't work to post over a modem. It takes plenty long over T-1.

Brian.