Wes,

Is there a quick way to say, export from a Speed PPC campaign to T202, generate tracking IDs, then take the output and upload with the adwords editor?

For some campaigns, SPPC simply is faster so using it with T202 would be great.

Sorry here isn't any quick way to d it at the moment. However you can do it. The best way is to upload the stuff to adwords editior, and then edit all the text ads in adwords editor with the updated DESTINATION URL.

*because there is probably no possible way to track all your individual text ads by typing them into tracking t202, the best way is just to NOT track the text ads because its to many to type in currently.*

just when you 'generate the tracking URLs' leave the text ad portion blank, and it'll track everything but the text ads. And it'll be much better than not tracking keyword/spy/referers and everything else without the text ads.

-hope that helps. Wes!

I agree that there is little point in tracking the text ads. The important thing is to keep an eye on the keywords that works and the keywords that isn't working.

But how do you integrate SpeedPPC with P202/T202, so you can track the keyword?

I've just made a campaign in SpeedPPC with 1,100+ keywords (or "seeds" as SpeedPPC calls them), and it would be too time consuming to make 1,100+ URLs in P202/T202.

How should I do it? Each keyword/seed has its own URL.

with the Tracking202, you simply place the dynamic keyword.

So just EDIT all the text ads, change all the destination urls in one shot in excel or smething.

And for the keyword it goes like

mydomain.com?t202id=xxxx&t202kw={keyword}

and it'll dynamically track the keyword for each, you don't have to manually type in each keyword. The dynamic will do that for you.

i just posted on how i was able to get Speed PPC to play nice with P202/T202

http://prosper202.com/forum/1/4/using-tracking202-with-speedppc-or-efficient-ppc

What is the feeling amongst users of Speed PPC 3.0. Reason for asking is I've seen some reviews about the software but I'm not yet sure if I should invest in it. In the current financial crisis the world faces it is a very substantial amount to pay for software, so I'd like to know wheteher any of you who has used this software would consider it a worthwile investment. I just know I'll get honest responses in this forum that's why I'm asking you guys.

I've read fully this and that thread you mentioned but it's a bit hard to understand especially for newbies how to use more effectively SpeedPPC with P200/T202. Can you create a quick tutorial how to use better these tools together? or at least answer to my conclusions, pls:

1. P202/T202 is time-consuming for big campaigns (100-1000 adgroups per campaign with unique destination URL/landing page per adgroup.). Using P200/T202 its the best solution just to create a dynamic landing page( with dynamic keywords). Note: to get a great quality score it's better to create static landing pages than dynamic with highly relevant keywords to search queries.

2. If someone wants to maintain big ppc campaigns with hundreds of text-ads then you suggest to skip step #5:Add Your Text Ads.

3. If someone wants to use a different landing page for each adgroup then you suggest to add just one landing page URL in Step#4 and Get LP Code in Step#6 and insert this generated LP javascript code on all landing pages added to Adwords, YSM maybe AdCenter. Correct!

thanks in advance.

Hi guys

Is there really no-one that has anything to say about Speed PPC 3.0? No nay sayers, no one happy enough with the tool to post a reply?

Hi guys

Is there really no-one that has anything to say about Speed PPC 3.0? No nay sayers, no one happy enough with the tool to post a reply? This is the most read topic in this forum, so does no-one want to venture a reply.

@Ziquilix...

I forget how much Speed PPC costs, I think $400...but for large campaigns, yes its worth it. Its not that you'll create more winning campaigns with SPPC, its just that going from:

building campaign -> add tracking -> ad to editor -> upload to google, is so much easier.

I often have ideas (without any keyword research), that I'll throw into Speed PPC, generate a campaign and have it up in 10 minutes. Then Ill see if it gets any volume.

I'm lazy, so I like/use a tool like this. Yeah, its expensive...but since its not a monthly fee type of tool, itll pay for itself over time.

I'll be doing some SPPC tutorials on my blog as soon as I have some time. PM me though if you plan to buy it. I can get you a 10% discount.

- Wes (masterlesssamurai.com)

hey masterlesssamurai

looking forward to those tutorials. You've given some great info on the forum and any speedppc tips you have sound great.

There also is sort of a built in speedppc tool in the adwords editior

if you goto

TOOLS >> KEYWORD GROUPER

i think it is.

Ahhh yeah thanks wes!

has anyone ever had success in getting the MSN export of a Speed PPC campaign to import into Adcenter?

I've never had luck. I have a different way of doing it, but if I could successfully pull the csv outta Speed PPC and into Adcenter...life would be a bit easier.

You may be better off trying this

Use speed ppc get it into adwords

then use adwords export export to csv

and use export202 to output to msn format.

and then follow the exact instructions for export202 and uploading to msn because its tricky. even msn's directions don't work.

yeah...ive actually done that. it works. i also go from adwords editor to csv, to msn adcenter desktop. its a little tricky, but certainly fast.

Good thing about Speed PPC is that it builds campaigns quick for Google search. 1 keyword per adgroup. Plus it inserts compare terms like best, reviews, compare and creates a new set of long tail keywords that you can test to see if they drive traffic for cheap $0.03 clicks.

Having said that, $0.03 clicks can only happen if you're a landing page specialist meaning you know how to create landing pages that satisfy Google's need for quality.

Speed PPC + Landing Page Skills = Good ROI

Speed PPC alone = No ROI

I use SpeedPPC for every campaign that I do.

I build keyword list with Google Keyword Tool then build the adgroups, ads, etc in SpeedPPC and Upload via Adwords editor. I'm able to create a brand new campaign with hundreds of adgroups in about 30 minutes.

The last one I did had several 10/10 quality scores in a matter of hours because the adgroups matched the ads and the ads matched keywords and the keywords matched the LP. Then, because you're using exact match (i do exact and broad for testing) your CTR is high because your ad title is exactly what the user entered into the search box (or very close)

Initially I use just one landing page and set it up in 202, dump out the link and add the link into SpeedPPC while building the campaign. After I see some data on the campaign I might add more landing pages.

SpeedPPC + Prosper202 + Adwords Editor makes this stuff too easy.