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Is The Pro Account (300 Keywords) PER Campaign or Overall??

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BritneyMuller last edited by

The account settings state that there are 300 keywords PER campaign but I've found that I've met my max without getting up to 300word/campaign...

Any feedback would be much appreciated.
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danatanseo last edited by

Thanks for the endorsement!
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danatanseo last edited by

It's total overall. As you add keywords to your account you'll see the amount of available keywords decrease. Does that help? I hope so

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