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Need help with Google Adwords?
I placed ads for products with multiple Google Adwords, but I am very confused about how to keywords. For example, if I search for a product B, sometimes the product is in place. It is obvious that a customer looking for a product may not be interested in product B. Do I need another ad group for each group of keywords? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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