# Campaign settings

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Adalysis gives you a clear overview of your campaigns so you can review and update settings in one place. Go to **Manage** > **Campaigns** > **Settings** to get started.

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### Network

#### Campaigns that run on both the Search and Display networks&#x20;

Due to differences in user intent, running the same campaigns on both the Search and Display networks often leads to lower performance.

Adalysis offers a filter on the **Settings** page and a prebuilt alert for [network targeting](/tools/audit/prebuilt-alert-list/campaigns/network-targeting.md). This makes identifying affected campaigns fast.

#### Campaigns with underperforming search partner traffic

Adalysis helps you track performance differences between Google Search and Search Partners. If your Search Partners data is significantly worse, you'll see an [alert ](#campaigns-with-underperforming-search-partner-traffic)to disable the search partner network.

You can also use the prebuilt filter on the **Settings** page.&#x20;

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Click the **graph icon** for performance data and the option to disable Search partner traffic.
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### Locations

User location targeting controls whether your ad is shown to:

1. Customers who are physically in your target location
2. Customers who are in your target location, as well as customers who express an interest in that location. For example, if Chicago is your target location, this could be a user from outside Chicago searching for *\[keyword] in Chicago*.

If Adalysis detects a significant difference in the CPA between these two customer groups, you'll see an [alert](/tools/audit/prebuilt-alert-list/campaigns/user-location-targeting.md) marked with a red circle. There's also a matching filter available on the **Settings** page.

Click a graph icon for a performance breakdown and to update your settings.

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### Bidding

Review your bid strategies and click the **calendar icons** to compare performance over time.

Adalysis records every bid strategy change, including the exact date. This lets you create before-and-after comparisons to see the impact of your changes. Google Ads doesn't track these dates, so you avoid manual tracking.

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You can also schedule reminders to review bid strategy changes, based on a customizable [alert](/tools/audit/prebuilt-alert-list/bid-suggestions/bidding-change-review-reminders.md). Once triggered, you can find the alerts under **Audit** or directly on your **Settings** screen, marked as red circles.
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