If this is the case, you can also utilize the Google Ads DiagnosticTool. You can generate keyword ideas from the keywordtool in Google AdWords, or the Google Insights tool for suggestions and related searches.
Exact match impression share is useful as a diagnostictool, as it removes match type from the list of possible reasons for lost impressions. Impression Share is one of the less documented and often poorly understood AdWords metrics.
The diagnostictool is integrated within the AdWords dashboard under the campaigns tab and also in the keyword research tool. If the keyword, or SERP, is not displaying the ad, the new diagnostictool will show why the ad is not being served.
Ads DiagnosticTool By rolling over the voice box in the status column, the diagnostic pops up showing you what the current quality score is, and what any potential problems might be for that keyword.
Using the Ads Diagnostictool Google AdWords has released new help videos to assist customers in their search marketing campaigns. Google AdWords for Local Search Google AdWords Customers Get 'Display Ad Builder'
Google Improves AdWords TroubleshootingGoogle has upgraded its Ads DiagnosticTool, a tool that allows AdWords advertisers to determine why their ads may not be showing on a given SERP. Keyword Expansion for Local Category Search, Local SEO Guide
Google has upgraded its Ads DiagnosticTool, a tool that allows AdWords advertisers to determine why their ads may not be showing on a given SERP. The tool is accessible within an AdWords account, either via a magnifying glass icon next to an...
As I explained with Google Launches AdWordsDiagnosticTool With Magnifying Glass, there should now be a little magnifying glass within your Ad Groups by each keyword, when clicked, it should open a little DHTML box with the status and health of...
The AdWords Ads DiagnosticTool remains available. Three items on the Google AdWords beat to report on: a new troubleshooting wizard for advertisers with missing ads, landing pages factored into ranking scores and AdWords headlines going up a font...