Google AdWords recently added a new menu line containing Streamlined Analysis Tools.
The impression share can be enabled on the campaign level under the new Columns dropdown on the Campaign tab.
This is a great addition to the User Interface due to the fact that Impression Share is a really important metric to monitor when it comes to account performance.
Impression share is broken down into 4 categories:
1. Impression Share – Overall representation of the percentage of times your ads were actually shown in relation to the total number of chances your ads could have been shown. Any ‘loss’ of impression share can be explained below.
2. Lost Impression Share (Budget) – Is the lost impression share due to budget restrictions.
3. Lost Impression Share (Rank) – The percentage of impressions lost due to low ad rank - not rank as in position rank as in (cost-per-click bid x Quality Score = Rank).
4. Exact Match Impression Share – Informs you of how your keywords would perform if they were all exact matched, so that you can determine whether or not match type is a cause for low impression share.
Very important data now at our fingertips.
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Posted by: Kim Clinkunbroomer, GAP
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