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No paid results for specific search term?

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underscorelive last edited by

Just doing some research for a potential PPC campaign. For the search terms I'm looking to target, no paid results appear wither above or to the right of the organic SERPs.

Does anyone know the reason for this?

Search term "Cigar Merchants"

Is this because the search term is smoking related?

Thanks!
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underscorelive @zeepartner last edited by

Confirmed, my suspicions.

Thanks Philipp!
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zeepartner last edited by

Did you already set up this keyword in your Adwords campaign? Possibly, this keyword has too little traffic, so it's not possible to target it (it would then indicate "not enough traffi" or something).

But you're right, I don't see any paid ads for tobacco-related searches as you see here: http://support.google.com/adwordspolicy/answer/176038?hl=en
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