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# Shared negative keywords at the campaign level

Adalysis will alert you to negative keywords shared by multiple campaigns. Avoid a potential impact on your impression share by creating a single negative keyword list.

You'll see the alert on your **Audit alerts** screen. Click it for details.

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1. **Details of campaigns and common negative keywords:** clicking the icon shows a list of campaigns and shared negative keywords.&#x20;
2. To reorganize negative keywords into a shared list, select one of two options:\
   – **Create a new list**\
   – **Use an existing list**

After you've added the negatives to your chosen list, they'll be applied automatically to the campaigns.


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