Hi,
I can't speak to the best way to organize your campaigns. The
CampaignTargetService.mutate() method costs 1 API unit per TargetList,
so setting 91 GeoTargetLists would cost 91 API units.
Best,
- Eric
On Sep 11, 11:47 am, rogerw wrote:
> Thanks for your response.
>
> With this limitation in
Thanks for your response.
With this limitation in place, I've come up with the following.
There are 27115 cities in the US. If the geotarget limit is 300 per
campaign, then we need (27115/300) = 91 campaigns. The campaigns will
be named 'California - 1' and 'California - 2', which correspond
re
Hi,
Unfortunately it is not possible to bypass the limit on the number of
targeted locations allowed per campaign. You will have to use broader
geographic areas or more campaigns.
As an aside, although they don't replace GeoTargets you may want to
investigate LocationExtensions to see can provid
We are an association with thousands of members throughout the
country. We co-promote with many of these providers in their local
markets. Our original approach was to build a campaign specifically
for each member, using a standardized set of keywords and ad copy that
had proven to be successful.
