Adding Labels to Existing Keywords
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Under "Manage Keywords", I've previously added several keywords that have been tracking for a month. It's easy to remove labels, but how can I add them to existing keywords?
I tried re-adding them with the new labels, but no dice. If I delete them, won't the ranking history be deleted as well?
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When you are in your campaign settings, under Manage Keywords, place a check in the box(es) adjacent to the keyword(s) you want to associate a label. Then, use the Add/Clear Labels dropdown to select a current label or create a new one. Finally, click Add Labels to add the selected labels to the selected keywords.
Hope this helps.
Mike
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