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Adwords & Bingads? How to link?

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EyeonResponse last edited by

Hi all! I am new to MOZ and i am trying ot set up my first client: bingadsm, adwords, social and google analytics. Only problem i am having is to link bingads and Adwords, anyone has an idea on how to solve this?

Thanks in advance!

Sandra
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Miranda.Rensch @EyeonResponse last edited by

Hey Sandra,

We don't show PPC activity in Moz Analytics. Sorry about that! Please let us know if there's anything else you have questions about. Thanks!

Miranda Rensch - Product Manager
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EyeonResponse @KeriMorgret last edited by

Hi Keri,

Thank you for your response. But how will i be able to pull graphs and metrics for the PPC activity?

thanks again,

Sandra
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EyeonResponse last edited by

Hi Keri,

Thank you for your response. But how will i be able to pull graphs and metrics for the PPC activity?

thanks again,

Sandra
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KeriMorgret last edited by

Moz Analytics doesn't actually connect up with your Google AdWords or Bing Ads account, which is why you can't find those links.
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