Certain PPC problems are easy to spot (Falling click-through-rate, low impressions, etc). Others are more like fault lines–subtle, yet indicative of potential future problems.
Join Hanapin Marketing experts Cassie Oumedian and Kayla Kurtz as they discuss how toseek, find and fix common pain points.
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Live Poll Question #1
How long have you been in PPC?
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A. Less than 1 year
B. 1-3 years
C. 3-5 years
D. 5+ years
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Live Poll Question #2
How do you manage your account(s)?
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a) I manage it myself.
b) I’m part of a team that manages it.
c) I outsource my account management.
d) I’m rethinking how my account is managed.
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①Competitor Analysis & Research
You can’t just complete competitor
research once – it’s a continually repeated
process.
There’s a new competitor every day in
most verticals.
THE PAIN
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Most new competitors aren’t
‘smart’ on day one & you
shouldn’t copy them anyway!
Online (read: free) tools make this
much easier.
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②Goal Setting
THE PAIN
Goal & KPI metrics aren’t the same across
any market, or even any two brands in the
same market.
They can, will, and DO
change…sometimes often.
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DO spend a lot of time choosing each move (or the first one).
Don’t expect your goals NOT to move.
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④Bid Multipliers in ECs
THE PAIN
All bid multipliers & modifiers layer on
top of one another.
This can cause accidental mis-bidding,
leading to a loss in position and
conversions.
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Live Poll Question #3
What is your biggest hurdle when it comes to testing
in your account (be it new locations, ad copy, networks/segments,
etc.)?
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a) Budget.
b) Control (need supervisor/client permission).
c) Uncertainty on where to start.
d) Not sure how to track tests and/or results.
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⑤Geotargeting
THE PAIN
Allows you the ability to manipulate bids
and budgets in specific areas based on
individual performance…
…which can also lead to cutting out
geotargets long-term that are performing
today.
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⑥Ad Testing & Average Position
THE PAIN
It really never ends.
Most people don’t do it right.
Position 1 isn’t usually the most
productive ad spot.
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⑧Assisted & Lagging Conversions
THE PAIN
Most conversions don’t happen in one
click, or from the same channel they
originated from.
Conversion tracking could be behind – so
the conversions you had today could look
different when you check them
tomorrow.
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⑨ Relationship b/w CPL & Conv. Volume
THE PAIN
Generally speaking, reducing CPL and
improving conversion volume at the same
time is hard to come by.
This doesn’t stop both of those objectives
from coming up continuously and
simultaneously in account management.
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Live Poll Question #4
What’s more important to you and your account
goals – CPL/A or lead volume?
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a) CPL/A.
b) Lead volume.
c) Both.
d) Neither.
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⑩Cross Channel Attribution
THE PAIN
Remember that thing we said before
about leads not necessarily coming from
the same source as their original click?
PPC specifically tends to interact with
many other channels, on a variety of
levels.
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Notes de l'éditeur
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Cassie - A ‘best’ average CPC or CTR is one that is improving.
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Kayla – also in Bing (changed the way they work in that engine, and will now be more layered just like AdWords. Max CPCs can be higher.
Kayla – also in Bing (changed the way they work in that engine, and will now be more layered just like AdWords. Max CPCs can be higher.
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Cassie – there’s a difference between excluding a location (cutting down the cherry tree, if you will) and just not cherry picking it out to have it’s own modifiers, etc.
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Kayla - Test optimal positions, too!
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Kayla - Focus on one at a time, and whichever is most crucial, to dial in FIRST.
Kayla - Typically – find the volume, then refine CPL.