How is Direct.Commander useful when creating campaigns?

Question

Yandex.Direct

I tried Direct.Commander. But honestly, I didn’t see much sense in accelerating the compilation of campaigns. The only plus was that you can copy ad groups, but in the interface of the direct itself, I did this through "copy from previous ad" . Well, also copy campaigns, but I did it through xsl export and import. But at the same time, when compiling an ad, you can’t see what the cost of a click is for which positions, which is a very big minus for me.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding or missing something? What is a commander for?

Answer 1

Basically, the chips come down to working with key phrases and ad text. There are several advantages.
1) Work with large volumes. Now I have 30 thousand keywords in one campaign. For some elementary changes, it is difficult to open the page with the campaign, because. the browser slows down even on good PCs, given that there can be a maximum of 200 words in one ad group, imagine how many groups. If, for example, because of marketing campaigns, I need to quickly and often change the text and title of all ads in all groups, then it seems to me more convenient to do this in the commander.
2) Cross-minus keywords between ad groups. As far as I remember, there is no such possibility in the web interface. It especially saves when you are working on a campaign launched earlier by another specialist.
3) Search with substitutions is a cool thing, of course I would like full-fledged regular games, but apparently the creators of the DC think that their audience does not own them.
4) Group editing of texts in the web interface is weak. How can I, for example, change the first utm tag in the first quick link for all ads? This is where the commander helps
5) Quickly add a word to all phrases in several ad groups at once - I don’t use it very often, of course, but it happened a couple of times
6) Group editing prices between phrases, regardless of the group. So I can assign one price to half of the phrases in the group, and another, for example, to half of the phrases.
7) Sorting phrases by impressions, clicks, CTR. It is immediately clear that the most clicks in YAN are not for phrases with a coverage of 100%

Answer 2

It is difficult to list all the advantages. Including because for each they will be individual, depending on his activities and tactics of work. Direct.Commander has taken a big step forward over the past six months and has become a really convenient tool due to filters, labels, search, and download speed.
Well, offhand, something that will be convenient for everyone - in Direct.Commander you can work simultaneously with ads / phrases of all campaigns, without uploading them separately in xls, but using search and filters. And not so limited by the number of points for working through xls files. In the case of large-scale accounts and large campaigns, this is very convenient.

Answer 3

Because the promise handler will be executed only after the execution of the main thread of the program is completed. This is not php for you.

Answer 4

I understand that you have the code on the server in Node.js. In such a case, you are simply dealing with asynchrony. In short: you console.logare running before geocoding. Throwing you your vision of the solution is useless because in order to write a backend, you need to understand it yourself, so here are a couple of links: theory , practice .

Answer 5

Why does he need to know the value of coord1 in this line? It is really not defined, since it is considered inside the local function, in the parameter of another function, i.e. only exists at the time mygeocoder is called. How to fix it, but who knows what you are writing.

Answer 6

The do...while loop, where coord1 is checked for undefined

do
{  
} while(typeof coord1 == "undefined");
console.log(coord1);