# Negative keywords from search terms

Adalysis will alert you to potential negative keywords from your search terms data. You'll see the alerts on your **Audit alerts** screen, with separate notifications for Search and Shopping campaigns.

### **View potential negative keywords**

From your alert, click **View search terms** for a list of potential negative keywords. The view will switch to **Manage** > **Search Terms**.

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By default, the alert is based on zero conversions and more than 150 clicks in the last 90 days. However, you can edit these thresholds under **Audit > Audit settings** > **Prebuilt** > **Search terms**.
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### **Add search terms as negative keywords**

To add a search term as a negative keyword, select it and click **Add as negative keyword**. You can also add search terms in bulk by selecting them all at once.

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You can also modify the keyword text and other parameters before creating your new negatives. Adalysis will flag any potential conflicts with your existing (positive/regular) keywords.&#x20;

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