Posted by Bill Yancey, AdWords Agency Team

One of AdWords Editor's lesser known features is the ability to copy directly out of the data grid and paste into your spreadsheet program of choice. This way, you can pull the contents of a particular tab of Editor and modify the data to your heart's content. You can then post your changes directly back into Editor using the 'Make Multiple Changes' dialog box. The data will also automatically be in the correct format so there's no need to delete or move columns around. The instructions below are for Windows machines. Happy spreadsheeting!

1. Compile the information you need in a tab (you can use Advanced Search to help)
2. Hit Ctrl+A to highlight all of the information in the tab
3. Hit Ctrl+C to copy all of the highlighted data
4. Open the spreadsheet application of your choice
5. Hit Ctrl+V to paste the data into your spreadsheet
6. Make your changes
7. Copy and paste back into the 'Make Multiple Changes' dialog on the relevant tab
8. Post your changes
9. Go do something with all the time you saved (coffee, walk, call your Mom, etc.)

Posted by Ali Miller, Product Specialist Team

We recently launched the My Client Center (MCC) Alerts feature, which provides a single summary view of all your clients' Account Snapshot alerts. If you haven't had a chance to check the feature out, you'll see the alerts in the summary box directly above your client list, or through the 'Alerts' link at the top of the page.

Not all alerts may need your immediate attention, so you can search across your alerts to find the ones you need, as shown below.


To save time, you can also narrow down your search to alerts for certain clients and even save your searches for future use. You can learn more about saved searches, alert types, and more in our Help Center.

Posted by Cathy Bishop, AdWords Agency Team

Welcome to the AdWords Agency Blog.

With you and your clients in mind, we'll be sifting through all things AdWords to bring you the most relevant, up-to-date information in one central location, such as:

• New trainings
• Google product and feature updates
• AdWords resources
• Industry trends
• And more...

We understand agencies have unique business challenges, and we aim to match these with advertising solutions and support. We'll be updating the blog regularly with fresh material, so please check back often. And since this is designed with you in mind, your feedback is critical - please email us at agencyblog-feedback@google.com or give us a call to learn more about any of the posts.

Posted by Cathy Bishop, AdWords Agency Team

Here we are near Google's San Francisco office:


















In addition to carving wood letters and posing for photos, our team is here to help you learn everything there is to know about Google's advertising solutions. We can offer support, education, and resources so you can ensure your clients achieve their goals.

Posted by Mollie Klurfeld, AdWords Editor Specialist

Hi agency blog readers. I'll be hosting an introductory webinar for AdWords Editor on March 20 at 11am PDT. I'll be covering tips related to these topics:

• Adding campaigns, ad groups, ad text, and keywords
• Editing ads and keywords
• Copying/moving ad groups and keywords
• Finding/replacing ad text
• Locating duplicate keywords
• Advanced bid and URL changes

You might want to share this with your new account mangers to help them learn the basics. Experts are also welcome to attend for a little tune-up. You can register here, or join the session right before it begins by using the 'Join Event Now' entry field on that same page.