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Can we split two ads in one campaign? - enot - 10-18-2018
Is there any possibility that we can serve two ads with the ratio 3:2 in on ad campaign?
Re: Can we split two ads in one campaign? - mediamonster - 10-18-2018
Create a draft and run it as an experiment. You can allocate the traffic in your 2:3 ratio or what not.
Re: Can we split two ads in one campaign? - danni - 10-19-2018
enot Wrote:Is there any possibility that we can serve two ads with the ratio 3:2 in on ad campaign?
Which network are you using to run the campaign?
Re: Can we split two ads in one campaign? - enot - 10-20-2018
We are using adwords and along with it we are running some small budget CPM campaigns.
RE: Can we split two ads in one campaign? - Sysamic - 01-31-2019
You can use A/B testing or split testing on Google AdWords to drive the experiment for the same.
RE: Can we split two ads in one campaign? - danni - 02-02-2019
(10-20-2018, 04:26 AM)enot Wrote: We are using adwords and along with it we are running some small budget CPM campaigns.
Adwords gives plenty of options. If you have any query contact them through Google's product forum.
You can easily split whatever you want.
RE: Can we split two ads in one campaign? - enot - 02-05-2019
(02-02-2019, 08:12 AM)danni Wrote:(10-20-2018, 04:26 AM)enot Wrote: We are using adwords and along with it we are running some small budget CPM campaigns.
Adwords gives plenty of options. If you have any query contact them through Google's product forum.
You can easily split whatever you want.
I am looking for the solution in product forum for quite some time.
RE: Can we split two ads in one campaign? - danni - 02-07-2019
I don't think you are looking at the right place. They usually get answers fast.
RE: Can we split two ads in one campaign? - mediamonster - 02-08-2019
(02-07-2019, 08:23 AM)danni Wrote: I don't think you are looking at the right place. They usually get answers fast.
Just do as I suggested. Start with a small campaign.
In this way if anything goes wrong then you won't be loosing much money.