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Trying to handle all the match kinds, bidding schemes, and targeting when you have an Ad group with hundreds of different keywords<\/a> may be a daunting endeavour. The SKAG strategy, which stands for Single Keyword Per Ad Group, is a method for dealing with this problem. To effectively manage your Amazon Advertising<\/a> accounts, you need a good campaign structure. It is what enables effective optimization.<\/p>

What is a Single Keyword Ad Group (SKAG)?<\/h2>

A Single Term Ad Group is a method of account organisation that establishes a targeted connection between a single keyword<\/a>, your ad, and the associated landing page. The goal is to steer clear of any intricate or perplexing ad groups.<\/p>

How to maximise the effectiveness of the SKAG strategy<\/a> is a hotly contested topic. While some marketers contend that all match types for a single term should be combined in a single Ad group, others contend that each match type<\/a> merits its Ad group.<\/p>

Why Opt for the Single Keyword Campaign Approach?<\/h2>

If you’ve visited our site before, you are aware of the valiant battles we wage against the keyword dump approach.<\/p>

Hundreds of keywords are thrown into a single ad group in keyword dumping<\/a> tactics, and the ad group is then hoped to be successful. The simplest way to condemn your PPC<\/a> account to an endless struggle is to do this.<\/p>

The keyword dump is such a bad strategy since different-performing terms are treated equally. With the single keyword ad group strategy, we can resolve this.<\/p>

With this technique, you can optimise the performance of only one keyword by fine-tuning the ad group bid modifiers. What if we went one step further, though?<\/p>

What if we centred the optimization of a whole campaign around a single keyword?<\/strong><\/p>

If certain campaign-level settings were the only ones that could be changed, and keyword effectiveness varied according to these settings, this tactic might be worthwhile. Fortunately, placement bid modifiers perfectly match that build specification.<\/p>

We would be able to customise placement bid settings for each term using a single keyword campaign strategy.<\/p>

This additional degree of keyword management would enable us<\/a> to improve our best keywords<\/a> even further because Sponsored Product advertising behaves quite differently on top-of-search, rest-of-search, and product pages.<\/p>

For complete control over your keywords, including their profitability and placement, the Single Keyword Campaign Strategy is the best strategy to use.<\/p>

How To Create Ad Groups For Single Keywords<\/h2>

After briefly discussing what SKAGs are, let’s look more specifically at how to<\/a> put them up.<\/p>

Let’s take women’s skinny jeans as an example.<\/p>

The following keywords are part of the original ad group:<\/p>