Input: [Setting] Campaign name [Description]

Output: This is where you enter a name for your campaign. Although AdWords enters a default campaign name for you, you should choose a name that clearly describes the theme of the campaign so that you can easily find it in your account. Your campaign name isn't visible to your customers.

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Setting] Type [Learn more] Choosing the campaign type that's right for you [Description]

Output: The campaign type determines which settings we'll show you as you create or edit your campaign. The type you choose tailors the campaign setup to just what's appropriate for your goals, eliminating unrelated features. We recommend new advertisers start with a "Search Network with Display Select" campaign type, which offers a wide variety of potential placements for your ads. You’ll also choose a campaign sub-type or marketing objective. The sub-type or objective determines which settings and options are available so you can focus on the features most relevant to your your business goals. If you prefer a simpler overview of your campaign and feature options, consider using the “Standard” campaign subtype; use “All features” if you want to see everything about your campaign and feature options.

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Setting] Networks [Learn more] Search Network Display Network [Description]

Output: The Networks setting indicates where you want your ad to appear based upon the campaign type you chose. For example, with the Google Search Network, your ad can appear on Google search sites and non-Google search sites (like AOL) that partner with Google to show search ads, called search partners. With the Google Display Network, your ad shows on other sites that partner with Google to show ads. To change your Networks, you’ll need to change your campaign type or create a new campaign.

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Setting] Devices [Learn more] Types of mobile ads [Description]

Output: Campaigns target all types of devices, which include desktops, tablets, and mobile devices. Later, you can choose to customize ads for different devices.

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Setting] Locations and languages [Learn more] Location and language targeting [Description]

Output: Your campaign’s ads are eligible to show to customers in your targeted geographic locations, or to customers who have selected your targeted language as their interface language. We recommend choosing the language you serve your customers in.

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Setting] Bidding and budget [Learn more] Setting your bid and budget [Description]

Output: Choose to manually set your bids for clicks on your ads or let AdWords do it for you. Depending on your campaign type, you may see additional bidding options to choose from. Your bid strategy controls how you pay for users to interact with your ads.Your default bid is the most you’ll pay per click for ads in an ad group. Your budget is the average amount you’re comfortable spending each day on your campaign. The budget you choose is entirely up to you, and you can adjust it at any time.

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Setting] Ad extensions [Learn more] Enhance your ad using extensions [Description]

Output: Include even more information with your ads, such as location information, links to pages on your website, and your phone number.

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Setting] Advanced settings [Learn more] Using custom ad scheduling [Description]

Output: Once you’re comfortable using AdWords’ most essential settings, consider adopting one or more of these optional features to help get your ad campaign on the same schedule as your customers (these settings are available for campaigns with "All features" enabled): Schedule: Set a campaign start and end date. Ad scheduling: Choose certain days or hours of the week for your ads to show. Ad delivery: By default, AdWords shows your ads when they're more likely to get clicks or conversions, but you can choose to show your ads more evenly throughout the day.

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a site added back to Google [Then ...]

Output: If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a page or site removed from Google [Then ...]

Output: Submit a URL removal request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report spam [Then ...]

Output: Submit a spam report.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content [Then ...]

Output: File a DMCA takedown request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly [Then ...]

Output: Request a change in crawl rate.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch [Then ...]

Output: Submit a SafeSearch issue.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a site added back to Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a URL removal request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a page or site removed from Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a spam report. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report spam

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] File a DMCA takedown request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Request a change in crawl rate. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a SafeSearch issue. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a site added back to Google [Then ...]

Output: If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a page or site removed from Google [Then ...]

Output: Submit a URL removal request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report spam [Then ...]

Output: Submit a spam report.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content [Then ...]

Output: File a DMCA takedown request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly [Then ...]

Output: Request a change in crawl rate.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch [Then ...]

Output: Submit a SafeSearch issue.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: To show a search box, add: &showsearch=true To hide a search box, add: &showsearch=false [What you can do]

Output: Hide or show a search box in your forum

Insert a forum into a webpage - Groups Help


Input: To show selector tabs, add: &showtabs=true To hide selector tabs, add: &showtabs=false [What you can do]

Output: Hide or show selector tabs in the top right corner that let users see your member list, the "About" information for your group, and be able to see all topics

Insert a forum into a webpage - Groups Help


Input: To change the theme, add: &theme [What you can do]

Output: Change the theme of your forum to the default Google Discussions Forum theme (It will replace the monochrome theme that's used automatically when you embed a forum)

Insert a forum into a webpage - Groups Help


Input: To show the forum's title and description, add: &hideforumtitle=false To hide the forum title and description, add: &hideforumtitle=true [What you can do]

Output: Hide or show the forum's title and description

Insert a forum into a webpage - Groups Help


Input: To show the subject of each post, add: &hidesubject=true To hide the subject of each post, add: &hidesubject=false [What you can do]

Output: Hide or show the subject of the post

Insert a forum into a webpage - Groups Help


Input: To set the default language, add a parameter and the two letter language code: &hl [What you can do]

Output: Set the default language of the forum (if you don't include this, Google will try to guess the user's chosen language)

Insert a forum into a webpage - Groups Help


Input: To use fragments (ex: http://parenturl.com/path#forum), add: &fragments=true To use query parameters (ex. http://parenturl.com/path?place=forum), add: &fragements=false [What you can do]

Output: Choose the format of links to your posts http://parenturl.com/path#forum instead of http://parenturl.com/path?place=forum)

Insert a forum into a webpage - Groups Help


Input: To link users to embedded forum, add: &parenturl [What you can do]

Output: Choose if links to your topics and messages go to the forum embedded on your website, or to the Google Groups site

Insert a forum into a webpage - Groups Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a site added back to Google [Then ...]

Output: If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a page or site removed from Google [Then ...]

Output: Submit a URL removal request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report spam [Then ...]

Output: Submit a spam report.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content [Then ...]

Output: File a DMCA takedown request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly [Then ...]

Output: Request a change in crawl rate.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch [Then ...]

Output: Submit a SafeSearch issue.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a site added back to Google [Then ...]

Output: If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a page or site removed from Google [Then ...]

Output: Submit a URL removal request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report spam [Then ...]

Output: Submit a spam report.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content [Then ...]

Output: File a DMCA takedown request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly [Then ...]

Output: Request a change in crawl rate.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch [Then ...]

Output: Submit a SafeSearch issue.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a site added back to Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a URL removal request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a page or site removed from Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a spam report. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report spam

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] File a DMCA takedown request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Request a change in crawl rate. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a SafeSearch issue. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Ad size] 320x50 [Mobile text and display ads*] ✓ [Description]

Output: Also known as the "mobile leaderboard". This format is a mobile-optimized banner. These ads have been shown to work well as a large smartphone ad format, particularly when used at the bottom of a page.


Input: [Ad size] 468x60 [Text ads] ✓ [Display ads] ✓ [Description]

Output: Also known as a "banner". This format can fit into smaller spaces that don't accommodate the 728x90 leaderboard. The supply of available display ads for this ad size is generally limited though, which may lead to sub-optimal ad performance.


Input: [Ad size] 234x60 [Text ads] ✓ [Display ads] ✓ [Description]

Output: Also known as a "half banner". This format can fit into small spaces. This size doesn't tend to perform as well as others due to its small size and limited supply of available display ads.


Input: [Ad size] 120x600 [Text ads] ✓ [Display ads] ✓ [Description]

Output: Also known as a "skyscraper", this format can fit into narrower spaces that don't accommodate the 160x600 wide skyscraper. The supply of available display ads for this ad size is more limited though, which may lead to sub-optimal ad performance.


Input: [Ad size] 120x240 [Text ads] ✓ [Display ads] ✓ [Description]

Output: Also known as a "vertical banner", this format can fit into small spaces. This size doesn't tend to perform as well as others due to its small size and limited supply of available display ads.


Input: [Ad size] 160x600 [Text ads] ✓ [Display ads] ✓ [Description]

Output: Also known as a "wide skyscraper". Tends to have more ad inventory available from advertisers, which can increase earnings when both text and image ads are enabled. Best if used along sidebars of webpages.


Input: [Ad size] 300x1050 [Text ads] ✓ [Display ads] ✓ [Description]

Output: Also known as a "portrait." A brand-centric format that performs well when placed non-intrusively alongside content on the left or right side of the page. This format integrates well with the content and layout of most sites, and provides advertisers with the ability to create engaging, creative content within this ad unit. While demand from advertisers for larger ad formats is on the rise, the supply of available display ads for this ad size is currently limited.


Input: [Ad size] 970x90 [Text ads] ✓ [Display ads] ✓ [Description]

Output: Sometimes referred to as a "large leaderboard." This ad format expands to 970x415 while politely "pushing" all page elements downwards. The first user impression delivers an auto-initiated pushdown experience. All subsequent impressions deliver a user-initiated pushdown which expands via a user click. This size is ideal to showcase High-Definition content such as videos, photos, animations, and applications.


Input: [Ad size] 970x250 [Text ads] ✓ [Display ads] ✓ [Description]

Output: Also known as a "billboard." A brand-centric format that performs well when placed in a premium position on the page, e.g., above the main content of the page. While demand from advertisers for larger ad formats is on the rise, the supply of available display ads for this ad size is currently limited.


Input: [Ad size] 250x250 [Text ads] ✓ [Display ads] ✓ [Mobile text and display ads*] ✓ [Description]

Output: Also known as a "square", this format can fit into smaller spaces that don't accommodate the larger rectangles. The supply of available display ads for this ad size is generally limited though, which may lead to sub-optimal ad performance.


Input: [Ad size] 200x200 [Text ads] ✓ [Display ads] ✓ [Mobile text and display ads*] ✓ [Description]

Output: Also known as a "small square", this format can fit into smaller spaces that don't accommodate the larger rectangles. The supply of available display ads for this ad size is generally limited though, which may lead to sub-optimal ad performance.


Input: [Ad size] 180x150 [Text ads] ✓ [Display ads] ✓ [Description]

Output: Also known as a "small rectangle", this format can fit into small spaces. This size doesn't tend to perform as well as others due to its small size and limited supply of available display ads.


Input: [Ad size] 125x125 [Text ads] ✓ [Display ads] ✓ [Description]

Output: Also known as a "button", this format can fit into small spaces. This size doesn't tend to perform as well as others due to its small size and limited supply of available display ads.


Input: [Protocol Parameter] &cs [Field Description] Sets the source dimension in reports. [Sample Value] email_promo [Field Name]

Output: Campaign Source

Campaigns and traffic sources - Analytics Help


Input: [Protocol Parameter] &cm [Field Description] Sets the medium dimension in reports. [Sample Value] email [Field Name]

Output: Campaign Medium

Campaigns and traffic sources - Analytics Help


Input: [Protocol Parameter] &cn [Field Description] Sets the campaign name dimension in reports. [Sample Value] january_boots_promo [Field Name]

Output: Campaign Name

Campaigns and traffic sources - Analytics Help


Input: [Protocol Parameter] &cc [Field Description] Sets the content dimension in reports. [Sample Value] email_variation1 [Field Name]

Output: Campaign Content

Campaigns and traffic sources - Analytics Help


Input: [Protocol Parameter] &ck [Field Description] Sets the term dimension in reports. [Sample Value] winter%20boots [Field Name]

Output: Campaign Term

Campaigns and traffic sources - Analytics Help


Input: [Protocol Parameter] &dl [Field Description] Sets dimensions when custom campaign (utm) parameters are embedded. [Sample Value] http://store.example.com/boots?utm_source=promo_email &utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=january_promo &utm_content=copy_variation1 [Field Name]

Output: Document Location

Campaigns and traffic sources - Analytics Help


Input: [Protocol Parameter] &dr [Field Description] Describes the referring source and may set dimensions when no other campaign or traffic source fields have been set. [Sample Value] http://blog.blogger.com/boots [Field Name]

Output: Document Referrer

Campaigns and traffic sources - Analytics Help


Input: To show a search box, add: &showsearch=true To hide a search box, add: &showsearch=false [What you can do]

Output: Hide or show a search box in your forum

Insert a forum into a webpage - Groups Help


Input: To show selector tabs, add: &showtabs=true To hide selector tabs, add: &showtabs=false [What you can do]

Output: Hide or show selector tabs in the top right corner that let users see your member list, the "About" information for your group, and be able to see all topics

Insert a forum into a webpage - Groups Help


Input: To change the theme, add: &theme [What you can do]

Output: Change the theme of your forum to the default Google Discussions Forum theme (It will replace the monochrome theme that's used automatically when you embed a forum)

Insert a forum into a webpage - Groups Help


Input: To show the forum's title and description, add: &hideforumtitle=false To hide the forum title and description, add: &hideforumtitle=true [What you can do]

Output: Hide or show the forum's title and description

Insert a forum into a webpage - Groups Help


Input: To show the subject of each post, add: &hidesubject=true To hide the subject of each post, add: &hidesubject=false [What you can do]

Output: Hide or show the subject of the post

Insert a forum into a webpage - Groups Help


Input: To set the default language, add a parameter and the two letter language code: &hl [What you can do]

Output: Set the default language of the forum (if you don't include this, Google will try to guess the user's chosen language)

Insert a forum into a webpage - Groups Help


Input: To use fragments (ex: http://parenturl.com/path#forum), add: &fragments=true To use query parameters (ex. http://parenturl.com/path?place=forum), add: &fragements=false [What you can do]

Output: Choose the format of links to your posts http://parenturl.com/path#forum instead of http://parenturl.com/path?place=forum)

Insert a forum into a webpage - Groups Help


Input: To link users to embedded forum, add: &parenturl [What you can do]

Output: Choose if links to your topics and messages go to the forum embedded on your website, or to the Google Groups site

Insert a forum into a webpage - Groups Help


Input: [Then ...] If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a site added back to Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a URL removal request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a page or site removed from Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a spam report. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report spam

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] File a DMCA takedown request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Request a change in crawl rate. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a SafeSearch issue. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Code] 300 (Multiple choices) [Description]

Output: The server has several actions available based on the request. The server may choose an action based on the requestor (user agent) or the server may present a list so the requestor can choose an action.


Input: [Code] 301 (Moved permanently) [Description]

Output: The requested page has been permanently moved to a new location. When the server returns this response (as a response to a GET or HEAD request), it automatically forwards the requestor to the new location. You should use this code to let Googlebot know that a page or site has permanently moved to a new location.


Input: [Code] 302 (Moved temporarily) [Description]

Output: The server is currently responding to the request with a page from a different location, but the requestor should continue to use the original location for future requests. This code is similar to a 301 in that for a GET or HEAD request, it automatically forwards the requestor to a different location, but you shouldn't use it to tell the Googlebot that a page or site has moved because Googlebot will continue to crawl and index the original location.


Input: [Code] 303 (See other location) [Description]

Output: The server returns this code when the requestor should make a separate GET request to a different location to retrieve the response. For all requests other than a HEAD request, the server automatically forwards to the other location.


Input: [Code] 304 (Not modified) [Description]

Output: The requested page hasn't been modified since the last request. When the server returns this response, it doesn't return the contents of the page. You should configure your server to return this response (called the If-Modified-Since HTTP header) when a page hasn't changed since the last time the requestor asked for it. This saves you bandwidth and overhead because your server can tell Googlebot that a page hasn't changed since the last time it was crawled.


Input: [Code] 305 (Use proxy) [Description]

Output: The requestor can only access the requested page using a proxy. When the server returns this response, it also indicates the proxy that the requestor should use.


Input: [Code] 307 (Temporary redirect) [Description]

Output: The server is currently responding to the request with a page from a different location, but the requestor should continue to use the original location for future requests. This code is similar to a 301 in that for a GET or HEAD request, it automatically forwards the requestor to a different location, but you shouldn't use it to tell the Googlebot that a page or site has moved because Googlebot will continue to crawl and index the original location.


Input: [Code] 300 (Multiple choices) [Description]

Output: The server has several actions available based on the request. The server may choose an action based on the requestor (user agent) or the server may present a list so the requestor can choose an action.


Input: [Code] 301 (Moved permanently) [Description]

Output: The requested page has been permanently moved to a new location. When the server returns this response (as a response to a GET or HEAD request), it automatically forwards the requestor to the new location. You should use this code to let Googlebot know that a page or site has permanently moved to a new location.


Input: [Code] 302 (Moved temporarily) [Description]

Output: The server is currently responding to the request with a page from a different location, but the requestor should continue to use the original location for future requests. This code is similar to a 301 in that for a GET or HEAD request, it automatically forwards the requestor to a different location, but you shouldn't use it to tell the Googlebot that a page or site has moved because Googlebot will continue to crawl and index the original location.


Input: [Code] 303 (See other location) [Description]

Output: The server returns this code when the requestor should make a separate GET request to a different location to retrieve the response. For all requests other than a HEAD request, the server automatically forwards to the other location.


Input: [Code] 304 (Not modified) [Description]

Output: The requested page hasn't been modified since the last request. When the server returns this response, it doesn't return the contents of the page. You should configure your server to return this response (called the If-Modified-Since HTTP header) when a page hasn't changed since the last time the requestor asked for it. This saves you bandwidth and overhead because your server can tell Googlebot that a page hasn't changed since the last time it was crawled.


Input: [Code] 305 (Use proxy) [Description]

Output: The requestor can only access the requested page using a proxy. When the server returns this response, it also indicates the proxy that the requestor should use.


Input: [Code] 307 (Temporary redirect) [Description]

Output: The server is currently responding to the request with a page from a different location, but the requestor should continue to use the original location for future requests. This code is similar to a 301 in that for a GET or HEAD request, it automatically forwards the requestor to a different location, but you shouldn't use it to tell the Googlebot that a page or site has moved because Googlebot will continue to crawl and index the original location.


Input: [Setting] Type [Description] The campaign type determines which settings we'll show you as you create or edit your campaign. The type you choose tailors the campaign setup to just what's appropriate for your goals, eliminating unrelated features. We recommend new advertisers start with a "Search Network with Display Select" campaign type, which offers a wide variety of potential placements for your ads. You’ll also choose a campaign sub-type or marketing objective. The sub-type or objective determines which settings and options are available so you can focus on the features most relevant to your your business goals. If you prefer a simpler overview of your campaign and feature options, consider using the “Standard” campaign subtype; use “All features” if you want to see everything about your campaign and feature options. [Learn more]

Output: Choosing the campaign type that's right for you

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Setting] Networks [Description] The Networks setting indicates where you want your ad to appear based upon the campaign type you chose. For example, with the Google Search Network, your ad can appear on Google search sites and non-Google search sites (like AOL) that partner with Google to show search ads, called search partners. With the Google Display Network, your ad shows on other sites that partner with Google to show ads. To change your Networks, you’ll need to change your campaign type or create a new campaign. [Learn more]

Output: Search Network Display Network

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Setting] Devices [Description] Campaigns target all types of devices, which include desktops, tablets, and mobile devices. Later, you can choose to customize ads for different devices. [Learn more]

Output: Types of mobile ads

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Setting] Locations and languages [Description] Your campaign’s ads are eligible to show to customers in your targeted geographic locations, or to customers who have selected your targeted language as their interface language. We recommend choosing the language you serve your customers in. [Learn more]

Output: Location and language targeting

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Setting] Bidding and budget [Description] Choose to manually set your bids for clicks on your ads or let AdWords do it for you. Depending on your campaign type, you may see additional bidding options to choose from. Your bid strategy controls how you pay for users to interact with your ads.Your default bid is the most you’ll pay per click for ads in an ad group. Your budget is the average amount you’re comfortable spending each day on your campaign. The budget you choose is entirely up to you, and you can adjust it at any time. [Learn more]

Output: Setting your bid and budget

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Setting] Ad extensions [Description] Include even more information with your ads, such as location information, links to pages on your website, and your phone number. [Learn more]

Output: Enhance your ad using extensions

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Setting] Advanced settings [Description] Once you’re comfortable using AdWords’ most essential settings, consider adopting one or more of these optional features to help get your ad campaign on the same schedule as your customers (these settings are available for campaigns with "All features" enabled): Schedule: Set a campaign start and end date. Ad scheduling: Choose certain days or hours of the week for your ads to show. Ad delivery: By default, AdWords shows your ads when they're more likely to get clicks or conversions, but you can choose to show your ads more evenly throughout the day. [Learn more]

Output: Using custom ad scheduling

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Description] This is where you enter a name for your campaign. Although AdWords enters a default campaign name for you, you should choose a name that clearly describes the theme of the campaign so that you can easily find it in your account. Your campaign name isn't visible to your customers. [Setting]

Output: Campaign name

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Description] The campaign type determines which settings we'll show you as you create or edit your campaign. The type you choose tailors the campaign setup to just what's appropriate for your goals, eliminating unrelated features. We recommend new advertisers start with a "Search Network with Display Select" campaign type, which offers a wide variety of potential placements for your ads. You’ll also choose a campaign sub-type or marketing objective. The sub-type or objective determines which settings and options are available so you can focus on the features most relevant to your your business goals. If you prefer a simpler overview of your campaign and feature options, consider using the “Standard” campaign subtype; use “All features” if you want to see everything about your campaign and feature options. [Learn more] Choosing the campaign type that's right for you [Setting]

Output: Type

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Description] The Networks setting indicates where you want your ad to appear based upon the campaign type you chose. For example, with the Google Search Network, your ad can appear on Google search sites and non-Google search sites (like AOL) that partner with Google to show search ads, called search partners. With the Google Display Network, your ad shows on other sites that partner with Google to show ads. To change your Networks, you’ll need to change your campaign type or create a new campaign. [Learn more] Search Network Display Network [Setting]

Output: Networks

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Description] Campaigns target all types of devices, which include desktops, tablets, and mobile devices. Later, you can choose to customize ads for different devices. [Learn more] Types of mobile ads [Setting]

Output: Devices

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Description] Your campaign’s ads are eligible to show to customers in your targeted geographic locations, or to customers who have selected your targeted language as their interface language. We recommend choosing the language you serve your customers in. [Learn more] Location and language targeting [Setting]

Output: Locations and languages

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Description] Choose to manually set your bids for clicks on your ads or let AdWords do it for you. Depending on your campaign type, you may see additional bidding options to choose from. Your bid strategy controls how you pay for users to interact with your ads.Your default bid is the most you’ll pay per click for ads in an ad group. Your budget is the average amount you’re comfortable spending each day on your campaign. The budget you choose is entirely up to you, and you can adjust it at any time. [Learn more] Setting your bid and budget [Setting]

Output: Bidding and budget

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Description] Include even more information with your ads, such as location information, links to pages on your website, and your phone number. [Learn more] Enhance your ad using extensions [Setting]

Output: Ad extensions

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Description] Once you’re comfortable using AdWords’ most essential settings, consider adopting one or more of these optional features to help get your ad campaign on the same schedule as your customers (these settings are available for campaigns with "All features" enabled): Schedule: Set a campaign start and end date. Ad scheduling: Choose certain days or hours of the week for your ads to show. Ad delivery: By default, AdWords shows your ads when they're more likely to get clicks or conversions, but you can choose to show your ads more evenly throughout the day. [Learn more] Using custom ad scheduling [Setting]

Output: Advanced settings

Create an AdWords campaign to reach the right customers - AdWords Help


Input: [Then ...] If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a site added back to Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a URL removal request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a page or site removed from Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a spam report. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report spam

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] File a DMCA takedown request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Request a change in crawl rate. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a SafeSearch issue. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Field Name] Campaign Source [Protocol Parameter] &cs [Sample Value] email_promo [Field Description]

Output: Sets the source dimension in reports.

Campaigns and traffic sources - Analytics Help


Input: [Field Name] Campaign Medium [Protocol Parameter] &cm [Sample Value] email [Field Description]

Output: Sets the medium dimension in reports.

Campaigns and traffic sources - Analytics Help


Input: [Field Name] Campaign Name [Protocol Parameter] &cn [Sample Value] january_boots_promo [Field Description]

Output: Sets the campaign name dimension in reports.

Campaigns and traffic sources - Analytics Help


Input: [Field Name] Campaign Content [Protocol Parameter] &cc [Sample Value] email_variation1 [Field Description]

Output: Sets the content dimension in reports.

Campaigns and traffic sources - Analytics Help


Input: [Field Name] Campaign Term [Protocol Parameter] &ck [Sample Value] winter%20boots [Field Description]

Output: Sets the term dimension in reports.

Campaigns and traffic sources - Analytics Help


Input: [Field Name] Document Location [Protocol Parameter] &dl [Sample Value] http://store.example.com/boots?utm_source=promo_email &utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=january_promo &utm_content=copy_variation1 [Field Description]

Output: Sets dimensions when custom campaign (utm) parameters are embedded.

Campaigns and traffic sources - Analytics Help


Input: [Field Name] Document Referrer [Protocol Parameter] &dr [Sample Value] http://blog.blogger.com/boots [Field Description]

Output: Describes the referring source and may set dimensions when no other campaign or traffic source fields have been set.

Campaigns and traffic sources - Analytics Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a site added back to Google [Then ...]

Output: If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a page or site removed from Google [Then ...]

Output: Submit a URL removal request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report spam [Then ...]

Output: Submit a spam report.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content [Then ...]

Output: File a DMCA takedown request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly [Then ...]

Output: Request a change in crawl rate.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch [Then ...]

Output: Submit a SafeSearch issue.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl + Alt + Shift + A [In discussion view]

Output: Open discussion view

Keyboard shortcuts for comments and discussions - Docs editors Help


Input: [Shortcut] J [In discussion view]

Output: Select next

Keyboard shortcuts for comments and discussions - Docs editors Help


Input: [Shortcut] K [In discussion view]

Output: Select previous

Keyboard shortcuts for comments and discussions - Docs editors Help


Input: [Shortcut] U or Esc [In discussion view]

Output: Close discussion view

Keyboard shortcuts for comments and discussions - Docs editors Help


Input: [Shortcut] E [In discussion view]

Output: Resolve

Keyboard shortcuts for comments and discussions - Docs editors Help


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl + Enter [In discussion view]

Output: Submit comment

Keyboard shortcuts for comments and discussions - Docs editors Help


Input: [Issue] "Update server not available" [Description]

Output: In Google Chrome's "About Google Chrome" box, you might see an error when trying to check for updates.


Input: [Issue] Can’t update Google Chrome on a Mac [Description]

Output: When you check for Google Chrome updates on your Mac, you may encounter specific error messages. This may happen if the Mac mechanism that checks for application updates, also known as Keystone, has failed to work properly.


Input: [Issue] Error 1f [Description]

Output: The installer is trying to install the same version of Google Chrome that is currently running.


Input: [Issue] Error 7 [Description]

Output: This error is most likely due to a problem with the Application folder on your computer during the installation process.


Input: [Issue] Error 8 [Description]

Output: There was a problem installing Google Chrome. It's possible that your antivirus software is blocking the installation.


Input: [Issue] Error 9 [Description]

Output: Google Chrome is currently not supported on your operating system.


Input: [Issue] Error 10 [Description]

Output: There was a problem installing Google Chrome.


Input: [Issue] Error 11 [Description]

Output: A missing Windows component called "expand.exe" is preventing Google Chrome from installing properly.


Input: [Issue] Error 12 [Description]

Output: The Google Chrome installer was unable to open properly.


Input: [Issue] Error 13 [Description]

Output: There was a problem installing Google Chrome. It's possible that your antivirus software is blocking the installation.


Input: [Issue] Error 101 [Description]

Output: These errors occur when the Google Chrome installer is unable to create a temporary directory on your computer during the installation process.


Input: [Issue] Errors 102 and 103 [Description]

Output: A missing Windows component called "expand.exe" is preventing Google Chrome from installing properly.


Input: [Then ...] If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a site added back to Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a URL removal request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a page or site removed from Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a spam report. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report spam

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] File a DMCA takedown request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Request a change in crawl rate. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a SafeSearch issue. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a site added back to Google [Then ...]

Output: If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a page or site removed from Google [Then ...]

Output: Submit a URL removal request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report spam [Then ...]

Output: Submit a spam report.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content [Then ...]

Output: File a DMCA takedown request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly [Then ...]

Output: Request a change in crawl rate.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch [Then ...]

Output: Submit a SafeSearch issue.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [0] Pay only for clicks [AdWords] Yes [AdWords Express]

Output: Yes

Compare AdWords Express and AdWords - AdWords Express Help


Input: [0] Automated management [AdWords] No [AdWords Express]

Output: Yes

Compare AdWords Express and AdWords - AdWords Express Help


Input: [0] Easy solution for businesses without a website [AdWords] No [AdWords Express]

Output: Yes

Compare AdWords Express and AdWords - AdWords Express Help


Input: [0] Ads on Google Search and Google Maps [AdWords] Yes [AdWords Express]

Output: Yes

Compare AdWords Express and AdWords - AdWords Express Help


Input: [0] Ads on other related websites [AdWords] Yes [AdWords Express]

Output: Limited

Compare AdWords Express and AdWords - AdWords Express Help


Input: [0] Mobile ads [AdWords] Yes [AdWords Express]

Output: Yes

Compare AdWords Express and AdWords - AdWords Express Help


Input: [0] Other advanced ad formats (e.g. video) [AdWords] Yes [AdWords Express]

Output: No

Compare AdWords Express and AdWords - AdWords Express Help


Input: [0] Ability to target ads geographically [AdWords] Anywhere [AdWords Express]

Output: Anywhere

Compare AdWords Express and AdWords - AdWords Express Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a site added back to Google [Then ...]

Output: If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a page or site removed from Google [Then ...]

Output: Submit a URL removal request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report spam [Then ...]

Output: Submit a spam report.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content [Then ...]

Output: File a DMCA takedown request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly [Then ...]

Output: Request a change in crawl rate.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch [Then ...]

Output: Submit a SafeSearch issue.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a site added back to Google [Then ...]

Output: If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a page or site removed from Google [Then ...]

Output: Submit a URL removal request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report spam [Then ...]

Output: Submit a spam report.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content [Then ...]

Output: File a DMCA takedown request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly [Then ...]

Output: Request a change in crawl rate.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch [Then ...]

Output: Submit a SafeSearch issue.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a site added back to Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a URL removal request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a page or site removed from Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a spam report. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report spam

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] File a DMCA takedown request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Request a change in crawl rate. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a SafeSearch issue. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a site added back to Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a URL removal request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a page or site removed from Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a spam report. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report spam

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] File a DMCA takedown request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Request a change in crawl rate. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a SafeSearch issue. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a site added back to Google [Then ...]

Output: If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a page or site removed from Google [Then ...]

Output: Submit a URL removal request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report spam [Then ...]

Output: Submit a spam report.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content [Then ...]

Output: File a DMCA takedown request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly [Then ...]

Output: Request a change in crawl rate.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch [Then ...]

Output: Submit a SafeSearch issue.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [0] Pay only for clicks [AdWords Express] Yes [AdWords]

Output: Yes

Compare AdWords Express and AdWords - AdWords Express Help


Input: [0] Automated management [AdWords Express] Yes [AdWords]

Output: No

Compare AdWords Express and AdWords - AdWords Express Help


Input: [0] Easy solution for businesses without a website [AdWords Express] Yes [AdWords]

Output: No

Compare AdWords Express and AdWords - AdWords Express Help


Input: [0] Ads on Google Search and Google Maps [AdWords Express] Yes [AdWords]

Output: Yes

Compare AdWords Express and AdWords - AdWords Express Help


Input: [0] Ads on other related websites [AdWords Express] Limited [AdWords]

Output: Yes

Compare AdWords Express and AdWords - AdWords Express Help


Input: [0] Mobile ads [AdWords Express] Yes [AdWords]

Output: Yes

Compare AdWords Express and AdWords - AdWords Express Help


Input: [0] Other advanced ad formats (e.g. video) [AdWords Express] No [AdWords]

Output: Yes

Compare AdWords Express and AdWords - AdWords Express Help


Input: [0] Ability to target ads geographically [AdWords Express] Anywhere [AdWords]

Output: Anywhere

Compare AdWords Express and AdWords - AdWords Express Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a site added back to Google [Then ...]

Output: If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a page or site removed from Google [Then ...]

Output: Submit a URL removal request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report spam [Then ...]

Output: Submit a spam report.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content [Then ...]

Output: File a DMCA takedown request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly [Then ...]

Output: Request a change in crawl rate.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch [Then ...]

Output: Submit a SafeSearch issue.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a site added back to Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a URL removal request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a page or site removed from Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a spam report. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report spam

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] File a DMCA takedown request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Request a change in crawl rate. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a SafeSearch issue. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a site added back to Google [Then ...]

Output: If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a page or site removed from Google [Then ...]

Output: Submit a URL removal request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report spam [Then ...]

Output: Submit a spam report.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content [Then ...]

Output: File a DMCA takedown request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly [Then ...]

Output: Request a change in crawl rate.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch [Then ...]

Output: Submit a SafeSearch issue.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a site added back to Google [Then ...]

Output: If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a page or site removed from Google [Then ...]

Output: Submit a URL removal request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report spam [Then ...]

Output: Submit a spam report.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content [Then ...]

Output: File a DMCA takedown request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly [Then ...]

Output: Request a change in crawl rate.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch [Then ...]

Output: Submit a SafeSearch issue.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a site added back to Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a URL removal request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a page or site removed from Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a spam report. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report spam

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] File a DMCA takedown request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Request a change in crawl rate. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a SafeSearch issue. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a site added back to Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a URL removal request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a page or site removed from Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a spam report. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report spam

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] File a DMCA takedown request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Request a change in crawl rate. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a SafeSearch issue. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a site added back to Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a URL removal request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a page or site removed from Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a spam report. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report spam

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] File a DMCA takedown request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Request a change in crawl rate. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a SafeSearch issue. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [In discussion view] Open discussion view [Shortcut]

Output: Ctrl + Alt + Shift + A

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Input: [In discussion view] Select next [Shortcut]

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Input: [In discussion view] Select previous [Shortcut]

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Input: [In discussion view] Close discussion view [Shortcut]

Output: U or Esc

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Input: [In discussion view] Resolve [Shortcut]

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Input: [In discussion view] Submit comment [Shortcut]

Output: Ctrl + Enter

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Input: [Then ...] If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a site added back to Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a URL removal request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a page or site removed from Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a spam report. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report spam

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] File a DMCA takedown request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Request a change in crawl rate. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a SafeSearch issue. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Code] 300 (Multiple choices) [Description]

Output: The server has several actions available based on the request. The server may choose an action based on the requestor (user agent) or the server may present a list so the requestor can choose an action.


Input: [Code] 301 (Moved permanently) [Description]

Output: The requested page has been permanently moved to a new location. When the server returns this response (as a response to a GET or HEAD request), it automatically forwards the requestor to the new location. You should use this code to let Googlebot know that a page or site has permanently moved to a new location.


Input: [Code] 302 (Moved temporarily) [Description]

Output: The server is currently responding to the request with a page from a different location, but the requestor should continue to use the original location for future requests. This code is similar to a 301 in that for a GET or HEAD request, it automatically forwards the requestor to a different location, but you shouldn't use it to tell the Googlebot that a page or site has moved because Googlebot will continue to crawl and index the original location.


Input: [Code] 303 (See other location) [Description]

Output: The server returns this code when the requestor should make a separate GET request to a different location to retrieve the response. For all requests other than a HEAD request, the server automatically forwards to the other location.


Input: [Code] 304 (Not modified) [Description]

Output: The requested page hasn't been modified since the last request. When the server returns this response, it doesn't return the contents of the page. You should configure your server to return this response (called the If-Modified-Since HTTP header) when a page hasn't changed since the last time the requestor asked for it. This saves you bandwidth and overhead because your server can tell Googlebot that a page hasn't changed since the last time it was crawled.


Input: [Code] 305 (Use proxy) [Description]

Output: The requestor can only access the requested page using a proxy. When the server returns this response, it also indicates the proxy that the requestor should use.


Input: [Code] 307 (Temporary redirect) [Description]

Output: The server is currently responding to the request with a page from a different location, but the requestor should continue to use the original location for future requests. This code is similar to a 301 in that for a GET or HEAD request, it automatically forwards the requestor to a different location, but you shouldn't use it to tell the Googlebot that a page or site has moved because Googlebot will continue to crawl and index the original location.


Input: [Code] 400 (Bad request) [Description]

Output: The server didn't understand the syntax of the request.


Input: [Code] 401 (Not authorized) [Description]

Output: The request requires authentication. The server might return this response for a page behind a login.


Input: [Code] 403 (Forbidden) [Description]

Output: The server is refusing the request. If you see that Googlebot received this status code when trying to crawl valid pages of your site (you can see this on the Crawl Errors page under Health in Google Search Console), it's possible that your server or host is blocking Googlebot's access.


Input: [Code] 404 (Not found) [Description]

Output: The server can't find the requested page. For instance, the server often returns this code if the request is for a page that doesn't exist on the server. If you don't have a robots.txt file on your site and see this status on the Blocked URLs page in Google Search Console, this is the correct status. However, if you do have a robots.txt file and you see this status, then your robots.txt file may be named incorrectly or in the wrong location. (It should be at the top-level of the domain and named robots.txt.) If you see this status for URLs that Googlebot tried to crawl, then Googlebot likely followed an invalid link from another page (either an old link or a mistyped one).


Input: [Code] 405 (Method not allowed) [Description]

Output: The method specified in the request is not allowed.


Input: [Code] 406 (Not acceptable) [Description]

Output: The requested page can't respond with the content characteristics requested.


Input: [Code] 407 (Proxy authentication required) [Description]

Output: This status code is similar 401 (Not authorized); but specifies that the requestor has to authenticate using a proxy. When the server returns this response, it also indicates the proxy that the requestor should use.


Input: [Code] 408 (Request timeout) [Description]

Output: The server timed out waiting for the request.


Input: [Code] 409 (Conflict) [Description]

Output: The server encountered a conflict fulfilling the request. The server must include information about the conflict in the response. The server might return this code in response to a PUT request that conflicts with an earlier request, along with a list of differences between the requests.


Input: [Code] 410 (Gone) [Description]

Output: The server returns this response when the requested resource has been permanently removed. It is similar to a 404 (Not found) code, but is sometimes used in the place of a 404 for resources that used to exist but no longer do. If the resource has permanently moved, you should use a 301 to specify the resource's new location.


Input: [Code] 411 (Length required) [Description]

Output: The server won't accept the request without a valid Content-Length header field.


Input: [Code] 412 (Precondition failed) [Description]

Output: The server doesn't meet one of the preconditions that the requestor put on the request.


Input: [Code] 413 (Request entity too large) [Description]

Output: The server can't process the request because it is too large for the server to handle.


Input: [Code] 414 (Requested URI is too long) [Description]

Output: The requested URI (typically, a URL) is too long for the server to process.


Input: [Code] 415 (Unsupported media type) [Description]

Output: The request is in a format not support by the requested page.


Input: [Code] 416 (Requested range not satisfiable) [Description]

Output: The server returns this status code if the request is for a range not available for the page.


Input: [Code] 417 (Expectation failed) [Description]

Output: The server can't meet the requirements of the Expect request-header field.


Input: [Code] 300 (Multiple choices) [Description]

Output: The server has several actions available based on the request. The server may choose an action based on the requestor (user agent) or the server may present a list so the requestor can choose an action.


Input: [Code] 301 (Moved permanently) [Description]

Output: The requested page has been permanently moved to a new location. When the server returns this response (as a response to a GET or HEAD request), it automatically forwards the requestor to the new location. You should use this code to let Googlebot know that a page or site has permanently moved to a new location.


Input: [Code] 302 (Moved temporarily) [Description]

Output: The server is currently responding to the request with a page from a different location, but the requestor should continue to use the original location for future requests. This code is similar to a 301 in that for a GET or HEAD request, it automatically forwards the requestor to a different location, but you shouldn't use it to tell the Googlebot that a page or site has moved because Googlebot will continue to crawl and index the original location.


Input: [Code] 303 (See other location) [Description]

Output: The server returns this code when the requestor should make a separate GET request to a different location to retrieve the response. For all requests other than a HEAD request, the server automatically forwards to the other location.


Input: [Code] 304 (Not modified) [Description]

Output: The requested page hasn't been modified since the last request. When the server returns this response, it doesn't return the contents of the page. You should configure your server to return this response (called the If-Modified-Since HTTP header) when a page hasn't changed since the last time the requestor asked for it. This saves you bandwidth and overhead because your server can tell Googlebot that a page hasn't changed since the last time it was crawled.


Input: [Code] 305 (Use proxy) [Description]

Output: The requestor can only access the requested page using a proxy. When the server returns this response, it also indicates the proxy that the requestor should use.


Input: [Code] 307 (Temporary redirect) [Description]

Output: The server is currently responding to the request with a page from a different location, but the requestor should continue to use the original location for future requests. This code is similar to a 301 in that for a GET or HEAD request, it automatically forwards the requestor to a different location, but you shouldn't use it to tell the Googlebot that a page or site has moved because Googlebot will continue to crawl and index the original location.


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a site added back to Google [Then ...]

Output: If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Get a page or site removed from Google [Then ...]

Output: Submit a URL removal request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report spam [Then ...]

Output: Submit a spam report.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content [Then ...]

Output: File a DMCA takedown request.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly [Then ...]

Output: Request a change in crawl rate.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [If you want to ...] Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch [Then ...]

Output: Submit a SafeSearch issue.

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+K [What it does]

Output: Open or close toolkit

Keyboard shortcuts for Translate toolkit - Translate Toolkit Help


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+S [What it does]

Output: Replace translation with source text

Keyboard shortcuts for Translate toolkit - Translate Toolkit Help


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+M [What it does]

Output: Replace translation with machine translation (if available)

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Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+L [What it does]

Output: Replace translation with translation memory entry. If there are multiple matches in the translation memory, keep clicking Ctrl+Shift+L to cycle through the translation memory matches.

Keyboard shortcuts for Translate toolkit - Translate Toolkit Help


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+A [What it does]

Output: Start automatic translation search

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Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+C [What it does]

Output: Start custom translation search (concordance). If the toolkit is closed and you highlight source text before clicking Ctrl+Shift+C, Translator Toolkit starts concordance search of the highlighted text.

Keyboard shortcuts for Translate toolkit - Translate Toolkit Help


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+U [What it does]

Output: Clear all placeholders

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Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+I [What it does]

Output: Automatically insert placeholders

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Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+G [What it does]

Output: Toggle Transliteration

Keyboard shortcuts for Translate toolkit - Translate Toolkit Help


Input: [Keyword status] Campaign paused [Next Step] Find out how to resume your campaign. Guide me in my account to enable a paused campaign. [What it means]

Output: Keywords are inactive because you paused your campaign. If your campaign is paused, the keywords in that campaign will also stop showing ads.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Campaign pending [Next Step] Find out how to change your campaign’s start date. [What it means]

Output: Keywords are inactive because your campaign is scheduled to begin on a future date and is not yet showing ads.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Campaign removed [Next Step] Find out how to re-enable your campaign. [What it means]

Output: Keywords are inactive because you removed the campaign that contains these keywords.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Campaign ended [Next Step] Find out how to change your campaign’s end date. Guide me in my account to adjust campaign end dates. [What it means]

Output: Keywords are inactive because your campaign is past its scheduled end date and has become inactive.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Ad group paused [Next Step] Find out how to resume your ad group. [What it means]

Output: Keywords are inactive because you paused your ad group. If you pause your ad group, then the keywords in that ad group will stop showing ads.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Ad group removed [Next Step] Learn how to re-enable your ad group. [What it means]

Output: Keywords are inactive because you removed your ad group. If you remove your ad group, then the keywords in that ad group will stop showing ads.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Paused [Next Step] Learn how to enable your keyword. [What it means]

Output: Keyword is inactive because you paused it. Pausing a keyword means that it won't show ads or accumulate new costs until restarted.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Removed [Next Step] Learn how to add keywords. Guide me in my account to add keywords. [What it means]

Output: Keyword is inactive because you removed it. Removing a keyword means that it won't show ads.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Eligible [Next Step] No action needed. [What it means]

Output: Keyword is active and can show ads. In some cases, your keyword might be marked as Eligible even though it isn't currently showing your ad. That's because your ad's appearance for an eligible keyword can be affected by your bid, Quality Score, or other factors.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Below first page bid estimate [Next Step] Learn about getting your ad to show on the first page of Google search results. [What it means]

Output: Keyword is active and can show ads. However, your keyword isn't currently showing ads on the first page of Google search results.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Disapproved [Next Step] Review our advertising policies to see whether your keyword violates one of our policies. Guide me in my account to fix a disapproved ad. [What it means]

Output: Keyword is inactive and isn't showing ads. A disapproved keyword usually means there's an issue with one or more of our advertising policies, such as our destination or final URL policy.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Site suspended [Next Step] Hover over the status bubble for more details and review our advertising policies. [What it means]

Output: Keyword is inactive and isn't showing ads because the ads in the keyword's ad group are pointing to a site that has violated one or more of our advertising policies.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Low search volume [Next Step] If the number of searches for these keywords increases, your keywords may be reactivated and could start triggering your ads to show again. Learn how to use Keyword Planner to get keyword ideas and traffic estimates. [What it means]

Output: Keyword isn't eligible to show because it's associated with very little search traffic on our properties. This means your keyword might not to be relevant to people's searches, or maybe it's too specific or unusual.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Rarely shown due to low quality score [Next Step] You should consider removing this keyword and adding a more relevant keyword to your account. Other factors, like your landing page, could also affect your Quality Score. Learn more about Quality Score. [What it means]

Output: Keyword isn't eligible to show ads due to a low Quality Score

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Few page matches [Next Step] Consider adding a more relevant keyword to your account. [What it means]

Output: The keyword is temporarily suspended because it matches very few pages, indicating that the phrase isn't common in Display Network content.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Campaign paused [What it means] Keywords are inactive because you paused your campaign. If your campaign is paused, the keywords in that campaign will also stop showing ads. [Next Step]

Output: Find out how to resume your campaign. Guide me in my account to enable a paused campaign.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Campaign pending [What it means] Keywords are inactive because your campaign is scheduled to begin on a future date and is not yet showing ads. [Next Step]

Output: Find out how to change your campaign’s start date.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Campaign removed [What it means] Keywords are inactive because you removed the campaign that contains these keywords. [Next Step]

Output: Find out how to re-enable your campaign.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Campaign ended [What it means] Keywords are inactive because your campaign is past its scheduled end date and has become inactive. [Next Step]

Output: Find out how to change your campaign’s end date. Guide me in my account to adjust campaign end dates.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Ad group paused [What it means] Keywords are inactive because you paused your ad group. If you pause your ad group, then the keywords in that ad group will stop showing ads. [Next Step]

Output: Find out how to resume your ad group.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Ad group removed [What it means] Keywords are inactive because you removed your ad group. If you remove your ad group, then the keywords in that ad group will stop showing ads. [Next Step]

Output: Learn how to re-enable your ad group.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Paused [What it means] Keyword is inactive because you paused it. Pausing a keyword means that it won't show ads or accumulate new costs until restarted. [Next Step]

Output: Learn how to enable your keyword.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Removed [What it means] Keyword is inactive because you removed it. Removing a keyword means that it won't show ads. [Next Step]

Output: Learn how to add keywords. Guide me in my account to add keywords.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Eligible [What it means] Keyword is active and can show ads. In some cases, your keyword might be marked as Eligible even though it isn't currently showing your ad. That's because your ad's appearance for an eligible keyword can be affected by your bid, Quality Score, or other factors. [Next Step]

Output: No action needed.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Below first page bid estimate [What it means] Keyword is active and can show ads. However, your keyword isn't currently showing ads on the first page of Google search results. [Next Step]

Output: Learn about getting your ad to show on the first page of Google search results.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Disapproved [What it means] Keyword is inactive and isn't showing ads. A disapproved keyword usually means there's an issue with one or more of our advertising policies, such as our destination or final URL policy. [Next Step]

Output: Review our advertising policies to see whether your keyword violates one of our policies. Guide me in my account to fix a disapproved ad.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Site suspended [What it means] Keyword is inactive and isn't showing ads because the ads in the keyword's ad group are pointing to a site that has violated one or more of our advertising policies. [Next Step]

Output: Hover over the status bubble for more details and review our advertising policies.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Low search volume [What it means] Keyword isn't eligible to show because it's associated with very little search traffic on our properties. This means your keyword might not to be relevant to people's searches, or maybe it's too specific or unusual. [Next Step]

Output: If the number of searches for these keywords increases, your keywords may be reactivated and could start triggering your ads to show again. Learn how to use Keyword Planner to get keyword ideas and traffic estimates.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Rarely shown due to low quality score [What it means] Keyword isn't eligible to show ads due to a low Quality Score [Next Step]

Output: You should consider removing this keyword and adding a more relevant keyword to your account. Other factors, like your landing page, could also affect your Quality Score. Learn more about Quality Score.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Keyword status] Few page matches [What it means] The keyword is temporarily suspended because it matches very few pages, indicating that the phrase isn't common in Display Network content. [Next Step]

Output: Consider adding a more relevant keyword to your account.

Understanding your keyword status - AdWords Help


Input: [Code] 300 (Multiple choices) [Description]

Output: The server has several actions available based on the request. The server may choose an action based on the requestor (user agent) or the server may present a list so the requestor can choose an action.


Input: [Code] 301 (Moved permanently) [Description]

Output: The requested page has been permanently moved to a new location. When the server returns this response (as a response to a GET or HEAD request), it automatically forwards the requestor to the new location. You should use this code to let Googlebot know that a page or site has permanently moved to a new location.


Input: [Code] 302 (Moved temporarily) [Description]

Output: The server is currently responding to the request with a page from a different location, but the requestor should continue to use the original location for future requests. This code is similar to a 301 in that for a GET or HEAD request, it automatically forwards the requestor to a different location, but you shouldn't use it to tell the Googlebot that a page or site has moved because Googlebot will continue to crawl and index the original location.


Input: [Code] 303 (See other location) [Description]

Output: The server returns this code when the requestor should make a separate GET request to a different location to retrieve the response. For all requests other than a HEAD request, the server automatically forwards to the other location.


Input: [Code] 304 (Not modified) [Description]

Output: The requested page hasn't been modified since the last request. When the server returns this response, it doesn't return the contents of the page. You should configure your server to return this response (called the If-Modified-Since HTTP header) when a page hasn't changed since the last time the requestor asked for it. This saves you bandwidth and overhead because your server can tell Googlebot that a page hasn't changed since the last time it was crawled.


Input: [Code] 305 (Use proxy) [Description]

Output: The requestor can only access the requested page using a proxy. When the server returns this response, it also indicates the proxy that the requestor should use.


Input: [Code] 307 (Temporary redirect) [Description]

Output: The server is currently responding to the request with a page from a different location, but the requestor should continue to use the original location for future requests. This code is similar to a 301 in that for a GET or HEAD request, it automatically forwards the requestor to a different location, but you shouldn't use it to tell the Googlebot that a page or site has moved because Googlebot will continue to crawl and index the original location.


Input: [Then ...] If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a site added back to Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a URL removal request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a page or site removed from Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a spam report. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report spam

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] File a DMCA takedown request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Request a change in crawl rate. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a SafeSearch issue. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch

Get additional support - Search Console Help