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					<description><![CDATA[That&#039;s very good advice for AdWords &#039;newbies&#039; that could save them a lot of money.  
I agree that, initially, most campaigns are set up with far too many irrelevant, broad keywords or phrases and are just left like that, with them unnecessarily draining the budget. So the process of consistently refining the campaign to hone in upon the most effective keywords and eliminating the keyword phrases that, as you say, &#034;could potentially be searched by non-targeted customers&#034; is vital. As with everything to do with Google, relevancy is the key, so I would add that understanding and scrutinising the keywords&#039; Quality Score is also another vital ingredient on the road to having a cost-effective AdWords campaign. ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>That&#039;s very good advice for AdWords &#039;newbies&#039; that could save them a lot of money.<br />
I agree that, initially, most campaigns are set up with far too many irrelevant, broad keywords or phrases and are just left like that, with them unnecessarily draining the budget. So the process of consistently refining the campaign to hone in upon the most effective keywords and eliminating the keyword phrases that, as you say, &quot;could potentially be searched by non-targeted customers&quot; is vital. As with everything to do with Google, relevancy is the key, so I would add that understanding and scrutinising the keywords&#039; Quality Score is also another vital ingredient on the road to having a cost-effective AdWords campaign. </p>
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