> wondering if you can advertise one site and  then change the ad
> completely or do you have to start a seprate campaign?? any help will
> be appreciated I am new to this

> Hello garyan23,

> > wondering if you can advertise one site and  then change the ad
> > completely or do you have to start a seprate campaign?? any help will
> > be appreciated I am new to this

> Yes, you certainly CAN do this - but whether it is the most effective
> thing do is another question altogether - and would depend on what you
> wish to achieve.

> Here here are instructions for editing your ad (including the URLs) in
> both the Starter Edition and Standard Edition of AdWords:

> To edit a Starter Edition ad:

>     * Sign in to your AdWords account.
>     * On the My Ad Campaign page, click the Ad Variations tab.
>     * Find the ad you want to revise, and click Edit next to that
> ad. .
>     * On the Edit Ad Text page, enter your new text.
>     * Click Save Changes

> To edit a Standard Edition ad:

>     * Sign in to your AdWords account athttps://adwords.google.com.
>     * Click the campaign that contains the ad group you want to edit.
>     * Click the appropriate ad group.
>     * Select the Ad Variations tab.
>     * Locate the appropriate ad and click Edit.
>     * Enter your new ad title, description lines, display URL and
> destination URL as needed. Make sure that your edits comply with all
> of our advertising policies
>     * Click Save Changes.

> In terms of helping you organize your account most effectively, I hope
> you will take a look at the information at the page linked-to below.
> This information is key to success with AdWords, in my opininon.

> * Tips for success:https://adwords.google.com/support/bin/static.py?page=tips.html

> The topics covered on this page - which are essential to using AdWords
> effectively:

>    1. Identify your advertising goals.
>    2. Organize your account for maximum effectiveness.
>    3. Choose relevant keywords and placements.
>    4. Create straightforward, targeted ads.
>    5. Optimize your website for conversions.
>    6. Track your account performance.
>    7. Test and modify your campaigns to get the results you want.

> AdWordsPro

> AdWordsPro

> Sorry to step into this thread but I started one before and didn't get
> any replies.
> This one may be somewhat related, here is my problem and question:

> I added theGoogletranslatesitetoolto my website.
> Then created ads in other languages and used the translatedsitelink
> as the target of the ad.
> After a couple of days I received a warning email fromGoogle, as I
> violated the guidelines. I assume the problem is that the display URL
> is mysitename but the destination is actually different, only now I
> realize this destination is aGooglesite...
> Any other way to setup this? i.e. would like to create ads in
> languages other than English and point them to the translated version
> of mysite.
> I could create some language specific address in mysiteand forward
> that to the translated destination but I assume this also is against
> the guidelines.
> Thanks

> On Sep 19, 1:50 pm, AdWordsPro wrote:

> > Hello garyan23,

> > > wondering if you can advertise onesiteand  then change the ad
> > > completely or do you have to start a seprate campaign?? any help will
> > > be appreciated I am new to this

> > Yes, you certainly CAN do this - but whether it is the most effective
> > thing do is another question altogether - and would depend on what you
> > wish to achieve.

> > Here here are instructions for editing your ad (including the URLs) in
> > both the Starter Edition and Standard Edition of AdWords:

> > To edit a Starter Edition ad:

> >     * Sign in to your AdWords account.
> >     * On the My Ad Campaign page, click the Ad Variations tab.
> >     * Find the ad you want to revise, and click Edit next to that
> > ad. .
> >     * On the Edit Ad Text page, enter your new text.
> >     * Click Save Changes

> > To edit a Standard Edition ad:

> >     * Sign in to your AdWords account athttps://adwords.google.com.
> >     * Click the campaign that contains the ad group you want to edit.
> >     * Click the appropriate ad group.
> >     * Select the Ad Variations tab.
> >     * Locate the appropriate ad and click Edit.
> >     * Enter your new ad title, description lines, display URL and
> > destination URL as needed. Make sure that your edits comply with all
> > of our advertising policies
> >     * Click Save Changes.

> > In terms of helping you organize your account most effectively, I hope
> > you will take a look at the information at the page linked-to below.
> > This information is key to success with AdWords, in my opininon.

> > * Tips for success:https://adwords.google.com/support/bin/static.py?page=tips.html

> > The topics covered on this page - which are essential to using AdWords
> > effectively:

> >    1. Identify your advertising goals.
> >    2. Organize your account for maximum effectiveness.
> >    3. Choose relevant keywords and placements.
> >    4. Create straightforward, targeted ads.
> >    5. Optimize your website for conversions.
> >    6. Track your account performance.
> >    7. Test and modify your campaigns to get the results you want.

> > AdWordsPro