Setting Priority and Ignored Terms helps Adthena learn faster.
- A Priority Term is a Search Term that has been deemed important to the success of your marketing campaign. By setting it as Priority, Adthena will ensure that it remains in your reports.
- An Ignored Term is a Search Term that Adthena would detect as important to your business, but that you feel is not. If you add a term as Ignored, Adthena will no longer search for it and therefore the term will no longer appear in your reports.
To change the status of a Search Term, follow these steps:
- Navigate to Search Term on the left hand side panel and click on Search Term Detail
- Click on the Search Term you wish to change
- Select from 2 options: Add to Priority Search Terms or Ignore Search Term
It is also possible to make these changes in your Search Term Groups:
- While under Search Terms, click on Search Term Groups
- Select a group and click Edit
- Click on a Search Term you wish to edit
- Select from 2 options: Add to Priority Search Terms or Ignore Search Term
FAQs
Once I've added a term to the Priority Search Terms group, when should I expect to see data?
Within 2-5 days. If the status hasn't changed after this time, please reach out to support.
How do I know the Status of a Search Term?
In the Search Term grid, the search term will have a label next to it.
How do I remove a Search Term from Priority / Ignored Status?
Follow the steps above, you will notice that the options have now changed from Add to Remove. Once this is done the label will be removed from the Search Term.
Can I see a list of all my Priority / Ignored Search Terms?
Edit the Search Term Group Priority Search Terms (Built-in Group) and Ignored Search Terms (Built-in Group). Once editing, you can Export a group to see all terms in a CSV file.
Can the Status of Search Terms be updated in bulk?
Edit a Built-in Group and either filter and then Add All / Remove All or upload a CSV file to add a list of terms to that group.
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