Let’s face it—keywords can be a real pain. And if you spend a big part of your day wrestling with them, you probably have a condition we call “keyword fatigue.”
Take a look at the symptoms below. The more that apply to you, the more Adchemy can help.
Performance data![]()
- Online performance data is consistently plagued by issues and discrepancies
- It's difficult to know the key driver when performance goes up or down; hard to see patterns looking at keyword by keyword
- It's difficult to leverage data within the organization to generate an exhaustive set of keywords; it’s in different formats, organized in different ways across sources; some of the sources change regularly, they have special characters, and data integrity varies
- It's tough to know when the results of any given test are reliable
- It's tough to transfer learnings from one publisher to another
- Balancing volume and profitability is challenging
Ad and ad copy
- It's tough to write good ads
- It's very difficult to assign promotional ads to the correct ad groups and difficult to turn on/off promotional ads
- It's difficult to prevent misspellings from showing up in ads or on landing pages
- It's tough to know when default ad copy is going to be served, due to keyword length
Keywords
- It's tough to manage negative keywords on a daily basis; whenever the number of keywords in a portfolio goes up, managing negatives becomes a real pain
- For most keywords, it’s tough to know whether to increase or decrease bids; there is a lack of data at the keyword level
- Quality score changes regularly and seemingly for no rhyme or reason
- It's difficult to know which keywords will even get any volume
- It's tough to consistently maintain match-type strategy
- It's tough to predict which negative keywords are needed when launching new campaigns
- For new keywords, it's tough to know how much to bid
- It's tough to change URL rules for a subset of keywords
Campaign structure
- Expanding keywords, and grouping and writing ads is so labor intensive, can do it only once per month (at best)
- Restructuring is painful due to loss of history
- It’s tough to know how to structure a campaign if it needs restructuring
- It's difficult to figure out how or why a campaign is structured the way it is when an SEM leaves
- It's difficult to keep multiple campaigns that are targeted by geo/day/etc in sync
Do any of these symptoms sound familiar? If so, Adchemy can help ease your pain. Request a demo and see what Adchemy IntentMap™ technology can do for you.




