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Odd Question - Adwords and broadband data usage

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  • 28-01-2013 10:07pm
    #1
    seachto7
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    Hi all,

    Weird question. Someone might be able to help me. Moved house recently, so broadband is gone. May need to get a dongle and go month by month, as I may be moving abroad. However, I need to be on adwords every other day.
    Any idea how much it would use?

    I would look at a monthly option. Maybe this is the wrong forum,but maybe someone who uses adwords regularly might know. I have no idea if the question I'm asking even makes sense, or if there is a definite answer even...

    I wouldn't be running any other software as such. Just adwords..


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    #2
    link8r
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    Not a whole lot. I use Mobile broadband too - although I have the max, which is only 10GB - I think the regular is 5GB - because I use it for everything. AdWords shouldn't use a lot (unless you request 2 years worth of stats for a massive campaign) but I can't see you have any issues.

    Chrome is fastest with Gears, make sure you only have one instance of Adobe running as a plug-in (the Chrome built-in one) or it will crash faster and download more data.


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    seachto7
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    I would be monitoring multiple accounts though in a client center.It wouldn't be more than ten accounts though and would also be looking at analytics,webmaster tools etc...


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    #4
    link8r
    Closed Accounts Posts: 387 ✭✭link8r


    Most of it is data which downloads well. Images and video will be the killer. 5GB is a huge amount of data - I would imagine your average screen is less than a 1kb


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