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Rapid Campaign Launcher: User Guide
Rapid Campaign Launcher: User Guide

Quickly create and apply campaign templates across multiple accounts.

Radhika Shenoy avatar
Written by Radhika Shenoy
Updated over a week ago

What Is the Rapid Campaign Launcher?

Advertisers often face an issue where they want to have a similar campaign structure for multiple accounts, but have to go through the entire process for each of them. Rapid Campaign Launcher solves this by allowing you to create a campaign template, without adding a data source, so that you can go in and apply it to multiple campaigns from different accounts.

Note: The tool is currently under beta. Please contact support@optmyzr.com if you face any issues.

Where to find it in Optmyzr?

Navigate to 'Utilities' from the tool's left-side menu. You’ll see the Rapid Campaign Launcher tool.

Creating an On-Demand Campaign Template

Template Name

Start by entering a name for your template. Select a name to help identify the template later. You do not need to provide a data source for this on-demand campaign template.

Campaign Name

Create headers to name the campaign within the template. You can either enter a static name or specify headers for dynamic insertion, for different accounts. For dynamic insertion, you can use placeholders like {brand} and {category} in the campaign name field.

Note: Use curly brackets { } to define the dynamic headers.

Headers help automate campaign creation across multiple accounts. When you use the template, you'll only need to fill in specific details (e.g., brand and category) for each account, eliminating the need to edit the template manually every time.

Labels

Using the dynamic insertion, you can create labels like {Brand} or {category}, and each variation will be added to the entities.

Campaign Attributes

You can create campaign(s) of the following types: Search, Display, or Dynamic Search Ads.

1. Choose where your ads appear

  • Search Partner Network: Your ads would be eligible to show on all Google search websites and Google Search Partner websites.

  • Display Network: Your ads would be eligible to show on all Google websites, videos, and apps like YouTube and Gmail.

2. Configure budget

Select the budget type to be individual or shared budget and specify a budget amount.

3. Target or Exclude Locations

Enter the location IDs you want to target or exclude. You can choose to target by radius also.

4. Configure Advanced Location Options

There are 2 advanced location options listed below. These let you target people based on their physical presence or areas of interest.

  • Target based on presence or interest: This option targets people who are physically present or have expressed their interest in your targeted location.

  • Target based on presence: This option lets you reach people who are likely to be in or regularly present in your targeted location.

5. Select a Bidding Strategy for Your Campaign

Choose the required bidding strategy for your campaign using this option. You can also choose to set a Target CPA for Maximize Conversions, a Target Cost for Maximize Clicks, and a Target ROAS for Maximize Conversions Value. Portfolio strategies are supported.

6. Manage Audiences

To target audiences with special interests, specify the respective audience IDs.

Audience IDs for Google Ads can be found here.

Audience IDs for Microsoft Ads can be found here.

Negative Keywords List (Optional)

You can add negative keywords at the campaign level using the negative keywords list. These are created at the account level and shared across the associated campaigns.

If you already have an existing list, you can select add an existing list or create a new list entirely.

Campaign Assets (Optional)

Add Sitelink, Callout, Price and Call Assets at the campaign level.

Ad Groups

When creating ad groups, you can choose to add multiple ad group templates. Inside each ad group template, you can add multiple keywords, ads, and ad extension templates.

Keywords

Here you can also add Final URLs for keywords while creating keywords (optional). This can be done while creating new keywords and while modifying existing keywords in the template.

Removing the URL from the template will show a warning in the preview, as we are not able to remove the URL from Google Ads. If you want to remove the URL from Google Ads, you'll need to do so manually in the Google Ads interface.

Ads

Create an Ad for the ad group. For an ad group to be published in Google Ads, it must have at least one ad. Create at least one ad to be able to save and preview the template

Ad Extensions (Optional)

Add Sitelink, Callout, Price, and Call ad extensions at the ad group level.

Saving and Previewing the Template

Once you create the template, click on 'Save & Preview'. A sidebar will open up where you can choose an account and add the values for all custom fields used in the templates.

Click on ‘Save’ to preview the template.

Once you select an account and fill the values for all the custom fields of the template, click on 'Save'. You will be redirected to a preview of what the campaign looks like.

The preview page will display a list of all ad groups, ads, and keywords that will be created when the template is run. You can then apply the campaign to Google Ads or download a CSV of the campaign template.

Use Templates Generated Across Accounts

Since we do not add data sources to templates in the Rapid Campaign Launcher, you can edit and use previously created templates for various accounts.

  • Click on the eye icon or the “run template with custom source” option under the three dots next to your template.

  • A navigation sidebar will open up, where you can manage your inputs including account selection and custom field entries.

  • Since the Rapid Campaign Launcher doesn't have source files, you will have to fill the values for headers at run time.

  • You can then follow the steps as in the previous section, to save and preview the campaign template.

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