- Can I Change the Bids of My Targets Manually? Want to quickly respond to the performance of one or more targets? You can flexibly adjust your target bids directly from the Discover area—either one at a time or in bulk for several selected targets.
- Can I Change the Time Period Shown? In the Discover area, you have full control over the reporting period: easily select a preset time frame or define your own dates.
- Can I Review the Adjustments Performed on a Target? In Discover, you can instantly see when targets were last changed. For a complete history and detailed information on each adjustment, use the Adjustment Logs.
- Can I Save My Filter Settings? With Discover filters, you can easily customize your data views. Best of all: your current filter settings are automatically saved in the URL.
- Can I Search for Campaigns or Ad Groups on Keyword Level? With the Discover view, you can easily work on keyword or targeting level and see which targets are in which campaigns or ad groups.
- Can I See the Campaigns Boosted by a Schedule in Discover? Discover helps you track your campaigns’ current performance. Adjustments from other functions are not displayed here yet.
- Can I See Whether a Marketplace Is a Vendor or a Seller? With Discover, you can quickly check the key figures for each connected marketplace at a glance.
- Can I See Whether My Portfolio Has Used Up Its Budget? The Discover view lets you quickly check if your portfolios have reached or exceeded their set budget.
- Do You Take Archived Entities Into Account? Discover gives you a complete overview of all entries – whether they are active, paused, or archived.
- Do You Use the Ad Group Default Bid Somewhere in the BidX Platform? In the Discover section of BidX, you can view and adjust an ad group's default bid – either individually or for multiple groups at once.
- How Can I Edit the Daily Budgets? With the budget feature in Discover, you can quickly and easily control the daily budgets of your campaigns—whether you want to adjust multiple campaigns at once or update individual budgets.
- How Does the Filter Function Work? The filter feature in Discover helps you quickly search and organize large data sets, so you can easily find the exact information you need for your analysis—whether for marketplaces, campaigns, or search terms.
- How Does the Multi-Select Function Work in Discover? The multi-select feature lets you quickly select multiple items in Discover, making it easy to edit campaigns or targeting options all at once.
- How to Sort the Entries Descending or Ascending? With the sorting function in Discover, you can quickly organize tables by any key metric—for example, to see the entries with the highest sales or lowest costs at the top.
- Is It Possible to Change the Names of My Campaigns, Ad Groups, and Portfolios? Clear and consistent naming makes it easier to analyze, report, and collaborate with your team. Here you'll learn how you can rename campaigns and ad groups in Discover.
- Is It Possible to See Just the Keywords of One Specific Campaign or Ad Group? With the Discover view, you can easily display the keywords or targets for a specific campaign or ad group. This is helpful for closely reviewing the performance of your targets.
- Is There a Quick Way to Check My Product Ads on Amazon? With the 'Discover > Product Ads' section, you can quickly check the performance of your promoted products on Amazon using targeted filters and just a few steps.
- Is There an Option to Aggregate the Data of My Product Ads? The Discover view lets you easily aggregate your Product Ads by ASIN. This way, you can see key performance data in one place and compare products more quickly.
- What Data Does Discover Display? With Discover, you always have a complete overview of your ad performance—from broad levels like marketplaces to detailed search term analysis.
- What Do All the KPIs Mean? The Discover section gives you a clear overview of all key performance indicators (KPIs) for your Amazon ads.
- What Does the Column 'Bid Efficiency' Show? The 'Bid Efficiency' column gives you a quick overview of how your set target bids compare to your actual click costs.
- What Does the Status Mean and Where Can You Change It? In Discover, you can instantly see whether individual elements such as campaigns, ad groups, targets or product ads are active. Check or change their status easily, right from the table.
- Where Can I Remove or Add Columns? With the 'Edit Columns' feature, you control which metrics are shown in your analytics tables.
- Where Can the Default Bid Be Changed? In Discover, you can quickly and easily adjust the default bid for your ad groups. Change bids manually for each row or update many groups at once—increase, decrease, or set a fixed value.
- Why Is the "Last Adjustment" Column Needed? The "Last Adjustment" column lets you quickly see how long it has been since the BidX algorithm last made a bid adjustment for a specific target.