Irrelevant search terms keep matching your ads until someone builds the negative list. This builds it for you.
500+ brands · $1.4B in ad spend under management
Search terms your ads matched that were never going to buy, deduped against what you already block.
Where you could stop paying for the wrong clicks
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If your campaigns are tightly matched and your negative list is already deep, there is little to harvest. It earns its place on broad and auto campaigns at scale.
Frequently Asked Questions
A term you tell the ad platform to stop matching, so your ads no longer show, or pay, for a search that was never going to convert.
Wasted spend cuts targets that are overspending now. This builds the negative list that stops the irrelevant traffic before it charges you again.
It queues them for your approval first. You approve the list, or schedule the routine ones; automated action runs on the Trellis Bid Platform (Qinetix).
Amazon and Walmart, from your search term and advertising data.
Weekly. New irrelevant terms appear every week, and a weekly pass blocks them before they add up.
It can suggest one; the list is a prompt, not an order. A discovery term you meant to keep stays in your hands.
Cut waste from another angle.
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