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EPISODE · Mar 9, 2023 · 1 MIN

Does The Original Google Ads Campaign Need To Be Paused?

from Google Ads Like A Boss · host Uzair Kharawala

The No.1 Google Ads Coaching and Training Program. Watch Masterclass here: https://sfdigital.co/youtube When your ads are up and running, there may come a time when you want to pause them. If you’re running multiple campaigns from one, should you stop your original Google Ads campaign? Once I copy and paste, should I pause the original campaign? Okay, Andrew, so I think what you're asking is you're trying to create multiple campaigns from one campaign and then maybe trying different bidding strategies or different target CPA or ROAS. No, I wouldn't pause the original campaigns. If it is running, don't touch it. If it is running fine. Do the experiments in the new one. So let's say you had a target CPA campaign running and you had bid $10 to get a lead and you’re running fine, but now you want to test whether you can get more leads or cheaper leads at $8. Then you copy that campaign and paste it. It's very quick and easy to do it in Editor. In fact, it is lightning fast. And I would highly recommend that you use Google Ads Editor for this and then make the new campaign as 8x tCPA and run both and see which one is performing better.

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