Yes, I do. I think because uh I have seen some accounts where there were thousands of campaigns, like hundreds of campaigns, 600 campaigns. I kind of like this idea of having multiple campaigns for a product because they can be different strategies. But those campaign structure I think was more like one campaign, one ad group and one product which still makes sense. But again, like so many campaigns were more looking like a duplication than uh some strategy. Some new strategy like how I would set up multiple campaigns. Is that outside of one campaign which is slightly broadly targeting that's for harvesting new keywords, researching new keywords or maybe that's targeting the top of our final that we try to set up which is brand awareness. There will be another campaign which would be a bit more specific with more exact kind of keywords and all of that. There would be another campaign which is more automatic targeted another one for in market and then the different campaign types different targeting it's all of that and the naming wise most automation tools they put the A. C. Number in the name and when you are taking on an account and they have like 20 or 30 nations 2038 cents and you don't know them personally because those are numbers to remember. So it makes your job really hard and that's when you spend a lot of time initially to kind of rename those campaigns get rid of some extra bits which are which are not good. Like they haven't got any sales at all in the last six months, three months And some of them have having like more than 100% a cost because it's technically not easy manually to manage 700 or 800 campaigns and make sure that each one has a lower
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