Google’s Ad Planner is a tool that enables advertisers to research and develop media plans across millions of Websites, specifically targeted for your target audience. If you frequently use Ad Planner, and are currently manually transferring your media plan into your AdWords account as a new campaign, then checkout the video tutorial below.
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