The easiest way to sort your data in a preset way
About
Insight into one of Ad Badger’s most powerful features, Ad Badger Filters. We take a quick look around the tool and determine how and why you would use filters in Ad Badger. We will also show you how quickly creating and saving your custom filters is.
Why use filters?
So you got a lot of data, now what? Freak out? Export? No, just jump into Ad Badger and let us help you crunch that data.
- Advantages of using Ad Badger filters
How to use filters
This is where the proverbial rubber hits the road. First steps first, we need to decide what data we want to see.
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What do we sort by?
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It all starts with the Green “VIEW ALL” button.
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Filters to sort by - What data do we want to see? Do we want to see active, paused, number of clicks, ACOS?
- Data Goals - What is the purpose of the filter you are trying to create?
How to create and save filters
It’s like having a superpower. It takes a second to harness your new powers, but once you do, watch out, Amazon data, you’re mine!
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First steps first - Once in the Ad Badger system, Click on “AD MANAGER” in the top nav.
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Super Search - Next, click on the “VIEW ALL” green super search button in the top left corner.
- Select Metrics - This is where you create the recipe for the perfect data set.
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Use it or Save it - Is this a one-time search or a search you will repeat? This step allows you to run or save your filter. You have two options:
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“SAVE AS FILTER SET” = Saved and repeatable filter in “My Filters” area
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“APPLY FILTERS” = One-time use filter
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The Badger being the Badger - The Badger has created some prefilled filters for you for some of our most commonly used filters.
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Name your filters - Add text cues to your custom filters for easy identification and reference.
Are you a visual learner?
Check out Michael Erickson Facchin’s video about filters here.
Questions?
If you have any additional questions, contact us at thebadger@adbadger.com.