Feature · Google Ads Keywords

Google Ads Keyword Performance Analysis

Keywords is the paid-search working table: the terms you bid on, their campaign and ad group, match type, status, quality score, and the delivery metrics that show whether a bid is earning its place.

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Keyword row
Keyword Raw and normalized
Scope Campaign / ad group
Delivery Status / match type
Outcome Spend through conversion share
The server sorts and pages the keyword list; a campaign-id scope can be carried in from Campaigns.
Keyword measures
Exposure
Impressions
Response
Clicks
Price
Average CPC
Float total
Conversions
Impression share is a 0–1 warehouse ratio displayed as a percentage, not re-calculated in the browser.
One bid, its actual footprint

Keywords and Matched Search Terms

Every keyword row carries both raw and normalized text, campaign and ad-group identity, match type and status. Its search-term count is the distinct search terms matched in the selected window: broad match can have a very different footprint from a tightly controlled brand term.

  • Sort server-side by spend, clicks, impressions, CPC, conversions or impression share.
  • Filter by keyword, campaign, ad group, status, country, device or numeric measures.
  • Open the exact matched-search list from a keyword instead of guessing what the match type caught.
Graph and table, deliberately different

Keyword Performance Chart and Table

The optional graph joins paid keywords to the search terms they matched and sizes nodes and links by spend. It uses the same conditions where the search-term warehouse supports them. Status, country, device, average CPC and impression-share conditions do not exist on search-term rows, so the graph openly stays broader than a keyword table filtered by those fields.

  • Click a keyword node to narrow the relevant explorer.
  • Use the table for quality score, status and match type—the graph does not replace them.
  • Treat a truncated graph as a spend-prioritized view, not evidence that smaller relationships do not exist.
Keyword-to-search graph
Node size Spend
Node colour Largest-spend campaign
Link Matched term spend
Cap Highest spend pairs
When the pair cap trims the graph, the report says so; it is not a complete network map.
Next question
PPC manager Which match costs too much?
SEO lead Which demand is being rented?
Domain owner Which campaign owns it?
CSV exports the loaded page and its columns, not every matching keyword or graph links.
Useful to three kinds of reader

Keyword Performance Investigation

A PPC manager can isolate expensive matching; an SEO lead can identify paid demand worth earning organically; a domain owner can follow the campaign and ad-group context before asking for a budget change. This page is read-only: it reports Google Ads data and does not pause, bid on, or rewrite a keyword.

50rows per page, server-filtered and sorted instead of a misleading partial exportSee Google Ads Search Terms

Analyze Google Ads Keyword Matches

Use the keyword row, its match type and its matched-search count to move from spend symptom to accountable bidding context.

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