2. Google Ads GOALS
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Generate Traffic
Optimizing your ads increases the probability of people
noticing your message
Your message will be disseminated to new and diverse
crowds and bring new visitors to you
Generate Leads
Influencers Build a direct relationship with your product
Join the Conversation
Identify social networks where consumers are already
talking about your product and the way your product is
perceived and AACepted
3. Google Ads - BUILDING NUMBERS
“Always on” activity
promotes higher CTR
hence more chances
of showing on top
position at a lower
CPC
These trends indicate the
performance of ‘Always
On’ ads versus ‘Out of
Market’ ads –> CPCs, clicks
and average position
improvement
whilst the ‘Out of Market’
ads experience sporadic
results and less effective
CPC’s14
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4. Targeting: Keyword & Strategy
Keyword selection
Product portfolio
Target genres
Website content
Targeting techniques
Use of all available match types
Avoidance of broad match for keywords with multiple associations
Ad Copy
Keywords to be included in titles, descriptions and display URL
Landing page relevant to query
5. Conversion Tag
Conversion tracking is essential for PPC account management
What action would you like your visitor to take once they get to your website –
make a purchase, Signup for your offer, or become a lead?
How much can you afford to pay for each click, and still make a profit on your Pay
Per Click Advertising campaign?
These important questions can be answered by adding Google’s Conversion Tracking
to your AdWords Analytics package.
Adding Conversion Tracking will create 4 more columns on your Ad Group’s Analytics
Dashboard.
15. Weekly executive summary & campaign level reporting
– Clicks, CPC, CTR & CPL
– Summary of last week’s actions and focus for the next week;
keyword expansion, keyword targeting.
Weekly aggregated reporting using different stages of the purchase
funnel
Weekly call with client to discuss progress & feed back
Search Report