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NicoleCriona last edited by

On my weekly report, my number of keywords on the first page outnumber the total number of keywords. Anyone know why?
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NicoleCriona @StefPachall last edited by

Hi Steffany,

I realized that the total number of keywords on the first page of my weekly reports outnumber the total number of keywords because there are three search engines tracking keywords.
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StefPachall last edited by

Hi Nicole,

Thanks for reaching out to us! I looked at your campaigns and I am not showing where any of your first page keywords outnumber the total number of keywords. Can you be more specific on which campaign it is, if you don't want to submit it on here you can submit a ticket through [email protected] and we will look further into your issue.

Thanks!

Steffany
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