What is the best browser for Ad Badger's Software?
Ad Badger works best in Chrome. Chrome is generally the most website-friendly browser with popular, easy-to-build frameworks. Other browsers like Firefox, Safari, Opera, or Microsoft Edge can still be used, but the recommended setup is Chrome. Som...
What time frame does the Duplicate Hunter use?
The duplicate hunter uses 30 days of data to find the most recent duplicated search terms in your Amazon Campaigns.
How do I elevate my CTR on Amazon with AdBadger?
Struggling with a low Click-Through Rate (CTR) on Amazon? You're not alone. This guide is your ticket to boosting your CTR with the power of AdBadger, our revolutionary software. Discover how AdBadger can supercharge your Amazon advertising game b...
When I make edits in Ad Badger do they sync immediately with Seller Central?
The synchronisation process is not immediate. It is done on a nightly basis, usually around midnight (PST). If you have any other questions feel free to search our help docs, ask our Chatbot, or contact thebadger@adbadger.com .
Why is Ad Badger down bidding this keyword?
This occurs when you don't set a target ACOS when turning on Bids by Badger. If you have any other questions please feel free to search our help docs, ask our Chatbot, or reach out to thebadger@adbadger.com .
My Account is Slow to Load
We have very large accounts on Ad Badger, and some of the ultra-large might experience slow downs. Here are some tips: 1. Try to reduce the amount of rows you're looking at. 10 rows loads faster than 25 rows, and 25 loads faster than 100. 2. Try ...
Keyword was Specified with a Wrong Bid or Empty Value Error
If you receive this error: The error message originates directly from Amazon. It seems that the keyword is currently not aligning with Amazon's specific constraints for that particular keyword. If you could kindly contact us at thebadger@adbadger...
Secondary Search Term Search
Welcome to our guide on utilizing the Secondary Search Term Search workaround in Ad Badger. While this feature may not be available in our current version, we understand its importance in optimizing your Amazon advertising campaigns. In this guide...
Why are you called Ad Badger?
We called it "Ad Badger" because we wanted to capture the spirit of the honey badger and its remarkable traits that are applicable to managing online advertising campaigns. By choosing the name "Ad Badger," we aim to inspire advertisers to embody ...
Can we retrieve a list of negative exact keywords that were added during the 'Negative Keyword Nightly Hunt' for a specific time period?
To access a specific list of negative keywords added on a particular day, follow these steps: Navigate to Ad Manager. Click on "View all negative keywords." Use the date filter to select your desired date. This will display all the negative keywor...
Is there a way to recover deleted data if I removed my Amazon account from Ad Badger?
We understand that accidents can happen, and data may be deleted unintentionally. If you removed your Amazon account from Ad Badger and need to recover deleted data, here's what you should know: When an Amazon account is removed from Ad Badger, th...
General Ad Badger Questions
What is Ad Badger's Kindness and Respectfulness Policy?
If you stumbled upon this link, welcome! We're happy you care about our kindness and respectfulness policy. If a team member at Ad Badger shared this link with you, oopsie , you're likely in violation of our kindness and respectfulness policy, a...
Does Ad Badger have a Facebook Group?
Yes, Ad Badger has a Facebook Group. Our Facebook group is the best place to ask general Amazon PPC questions, or Amazon PPC questions specific to your campaigns, and get a quality response from other members who also enjoy being on the cutting-ed...
Software Customer Calls & How to Book a call
How do I book a Software Call? Booking a call with Ad Badger’s PPC team to talk about Amazon PPC Strategy or Ad Badger’s app is easy. Use this link to get paired up with someone from Team Badger.
How to Disable Ad Blocker
Pop-up blockers can prevent customers from accessing Ad Badger and enjoying its full range of features. If you're facing difficulties accessing Ad Badger due to a pop-up blocker, follow the step-by-step instructions below to disable pop-up blocker...
Do I need to be logged in to Amazon for my campaigns to sync?
Absolutely, rest assured that you are not required to maintain an active Amazon login for the synchronization process to take place. Our sophisticated synchronization mechanism autonomously updates your campaigns on a nightly basis, typically arou...
I'm receiving an error message that says 'Ad Group is Empty.' How can I address this?
Unfortunately this an error that requires our tech team's involvement to rectify. Please contact us at thebadger@adbadger.com and be sure to lets us know: 1) Your account name/campaign/keyword/marketplace 2) A thorough description of the specifi...
How can I fix the column headers so they don't disappear when scrolling down on large charts?
Those column headers stay frozen at the top no matter how far down you scroll through your data. If they are not working correctly please let us know by contacting us at thebadger@adbadger.com
What Time Does the Nightly Hunt Run?
For the Negative Nightly Hunt, we like to kick things off bright and early, typically around 5 AM in the local time zones of the United States, Mexico, Canada, and Brazil. Meanwhile, for our night owls in other regions, you can expect the action t...
Can I Confirm If the Nightly Hunt Ran Last Night?
Unfortunately, at the moment, we don't have the capability to definitively confirm whether the Nightly Hunt took place. Our system allows us to track keywords and relevant data, but it doesn't provide real-time verification of the event itself. Wh...
Serving Status Filter is Not Returning Results
We're sorry the app isn't clearer. It appears there might be a misunderstanding regarding the 'Active' and 'Serving Status' columns. There can only be one serving status for a keyword at a time. The campaign may be enabled or the ad group may be e...
Why are the bids set at the minimum when the ACoS is below the target?
It appears that the keyword bids for specific campaigns have consistently been set at the minimum bid, despite the target ACoS being below this threshold. This occurs when there are no target ACoS set at the campaign level. To address this issue ...
Why is the "Serving Status" empty for the newly negated keyword from Search Term Quick Attack?
Serving Status is determined by Amazon after the keyword has been running for a while. We update the serving status every night automatically. If you want to get the latest serving status, you can click the 'Sync Campaigns' button in the Sync Con...
How do I export long term search term data?
Currently, our export feature allows you to export up to 500 items. Unfortunately, we don't have the capability to export a Year-to-Date (YTD) Search Term report at the moment. However, we are continuously working on enhancing our tool with new an...
How do I download all of my keywords?
Currently, we don't have the capability to download all of your keywords at once, but I have great news! We have plans to implement this feature in the near future, making it even more convenient for you. Our team is actively working on it, and we...
Am I able to connect multiple client's Amazon accounts to Ad Badger?
Certainly, you have the flexibility to connect multiple client's Amazon accounts to Ad Badger. To get started with this, please refer to our comprehensive reference guide titled Add Amazon Account to Ad Badger . This user-friendly guide is design...
Why Doesn't Ad Badger Automate Placements?
At Ad Badger, we believe in giving you control over your advertising strategy. We don't automate ad placements because we want you to have the power to decide where your ads appear. While we don't offer fully automated placement settings, we provi...
Why is there no change in the [Phrase] campaign? The algorithm is enabled for this campaign
The software may be holding bids for specific keywords because it lacks sufficient data to make adjustments. To address this issue and potentially see improvements in your campaign, consider the following steps: Increase the Minimum Bid: One way t...
How Often Does the Software Adjust Bids?
Our software is designed to ensure that your bids are constantly optimized to enhance your campaign's performance. Here's how it works: Daily Bid Updates: We utilize our Bids by Badger Algorithm to update bids on a daily basis. This algorithm eval...
Amazon PPC Questions
Why are there ASINs in my Search Term Reports for Amazon PPC?
If an ASIN appears in a Search Term Report, then it most likely means a customer viewed a product detail page and your product appeared as a Suggested Sponsored Product. There are also rare cases when an ASIN appears in a Search Term Report after ...
How many keywords should I have in each Amazon Sponsored Products ad group?
When creating and structuring your campaigns, determining how many keywords should be in your ad group may not be at the forefront of your mind. However, the number of keywords or product ads you choose to put in an ad group could make or break it...
Should I Pause My Amazon PPC Campaigns?
We are often asked if specific individuals should pause their Amazon Advertising campaigns, and in this article you will discover why most people consider pausing campaigns, our general Amazon PPC advice on the matter, and our specific response to...
What does "Too Much Testing" in Amazon PPC mean?
What does ""Too Much Testing"" mean? If you see a warning alert in a Badger Copilot Email, elsewhere within Ad Badger, or in your Amazon Advertising account notifying you of ""too much testing"" inside your campaigns, it means are spending too muc...
What does ACOS mean?
ACOS stands for "Advertising Cost of Sales". ACOS is a metric used to measure the efficiency and effectiveness of advertising campaigns on Amazon's platform. It represents the ratio of advertising spend to the attributed sales generated from those...
What is Amazon PPC?
Amazon PPC refers to Amazon's Pay-Per-Click advertising program. This program allows sellers and advertisers on Amazon's platform to create and display ads for their products. Advertisers only pay when a user clicks on their ad, hence the term "Pa...
What are long-tail keywords?
Long-tail keywords are specific and detailed search phrases that typically consist of three or more words. Unlike broad and generic keywords, long-tail keywords are more precise and cater to a niche audience. They often reflect the specific intent...
What is Click Through Rate (CTR)?
A click-through-rate (CTR) is the total number of clicks your ad gets divided by the total number of impressions. A good example for understanding CTR is if you get 1 click on your ad per 100 impressions, then you’ll have a 1% CTR.
What is the Average Cost per Click (CPC) on Amazon?
Navigating Amazon's advertising landscape requires understanding key metrics, and one such metric is the Average Cost per Click (CPC). This guide demystifies CPC, explains its significance, and provides insights into its trends over the years, par...
What is Amazon’s A10 algorithm?
The A10 algorithm, Amazon's powerful ranking mechanism, is your key to maximizing sales potential on the platform. By strategically understanding and utilizing the A10 algorithm, you can secure higher page placements and, consequently, increased s...
Why are Sponsored Brand campaigns created on Amazon not visible in Ad Badger?
We're currently not equipped to support the newly introduced multi-ad group campaigns for Sponsored Brands. However, please be assured that we're actively working on implementing this feature in the near future. While we don't have an exact timeli...
If we set the placement percentage directly from Amazon, will Ad Badger detect and recognize the percentage multiplier in its bidding optimization?
Ad Badger works with whatever placement percentage you set. For example, if you generate more revenue per click with a higher placement percentage, Bids by Badger will respond with a larger keyword bid, and vice versa. As of now, we do not change ...
How does Bids by Badger Affect My Account?
The Bids by Badger dashboard is a powerhouse of information, divided into five key sections: Bid Snapshot, Keyword/Target Improvements, Top 5 Most Improved, Poor Performers, and a Report Card. It's your one-stop shop for tracking and optimizing yo...
Which bidding strategy should I be using for the best results?
Selecting the most appropriate bidding strategy is a pivotal decision that hinges on the unique objectives and requirements of your campaign. While fixed bids can be effective in certain scenarios, dynamic bidding strategies can offer distinct adv...
Do you recommend adjusting placement setting for the campaigns (single keyword campaigns, ASIN targeting campaigns, etc.)?
Absolutely, our recommendation remains to regularly fine-tune your placement settings for various campaign types, including single keyword campaigns and ASIN targeting campaigns. This proactive approach allows you to stay agile in response to shif...
Is there any source of information on how to group keywords for the best results?
Certainly, grouping keywords effectively is crucial for successful PPC campaigns. While we can provide a brief overview, we recommend consulting specific resources and guides for more in-depth information on this topic. Keyword Research: Start by ...
Why doesn't Ad Badger offer automated placement settings?
Ad Badger strives to provide you with powerful tools for optimizing your sponsored product campaigns. One common question we receive is, "Why doesn't Ad Badger offer automated placement settings?" In this guide, we'll break down the answer for you...
When I set the target ACOS at the campaign level, can I then change the target ACOS for specific keywords within that campaign? And turn some off entirely as well?
Yes, you can change the target ACOS for specific keywords within a campaign and even turn some keywords off entirely. If you have any more questions or need further assistance in the future, please don't hesitate to reach out. Thank you.
What does Tactic mean on the Campaigns page?
From Amazon's Advertising API: The "Tactic" column in Amazon Advertising can be used for various campaign types. It helps you track the specific strategy or approach you're using within your campaigns. Whether it's for sponsored products, sponsore...
How do I set up Tactic?
You can set the tactic when creating or editing a campaign in Amazon Advertising's campaign setup interface. Log In: Log in to your Amazon Advertising account using your credentials. Navigate to Campaigns: Once logged in, go to the "Campaigns" se...
What is the difference between negative keywords and negative targeting?
Negative keywords and negative targeting in Amazon PPC are both strategies used to optimize your advertising campaigns, and they play distinct roles: Negative Keywords: Purpose: Negative keywords are specific words or phrases that you exclude from...
The Amazon Data Delay Explained
The Amazon Data Delay refers to a delay in receiving updated data from Amazon's systems. This can impact the real-time accuracy of metrics and information in your Ad Badger account. It's important for our users to be aware of this delay to set pro...