How You Can Help Your Ads Make It To The Top
When optimizing a Google Ads campaign, it’s a common occurrence to find yourself dealing with having both a low ad rank or ad position and a tight budget, simultaneously. This situation is challenging to contend with as you don’t have the option to raise bids to improve your ad rank and the campaign’s average position in digital marketing. Most of us probably have been there with our backs against the wall and wondering what could be done to improve our Google keyword position. If you are in that situation right now, don’t despair; the light at the end of the tunnel is well
Google Maps Marketing: Boosting your Business
Why you need Google Maps marketing? Google Maps marketing is the process of utilizing Google Maps to make your business easier for customers to find—and choose. When it comes to getting found and chosen in our current marketplace, there are numerous options as to where you can put your money online. However, with the majority of customers searching in Google to choose a business and the exponential rise of “near me” searches, Google Maps is one of the most efficient ways to capture market share as a local business. Connect with more customers With over 154 million users, Google Maps marketing is one of the most important aspects
How to use Google Ads Right
How does Google Ads work? Although both Search and Display advertising campaigns are managed via Google Ads right, the term “Google Ads” typically refers to the Search Network. Digital marketers usually refer to the Display Network by its own name. In short, Google Ads works on an auction system, where costs are not determined just by bid, but also the quality and relevancy of ads. For more on the Google Ads ad auction and how the Google Ads system works, check out this infographic. How to use Google Ads Right 1. Establish your foundation First and foremost, make sure you have a firm grasp on your
Prepare for Google Ads’ New Better Ads Standards
The Standards The Better Ads Standards are based on extensive user research conducted by the Coalition about which ad formats and ad experiences consumers think are the most annoying and disruptive. To date, the Coalition has conducted research with more than 66,000 consumers in countries representing 70% of global online advertising spend. The resulting Standards are made up of four desktop and eight mobile web display-ad experiences that companies should avoid to maintain a good user experience. There are a number of benefits for both publishers and advertisers who implement the standard: Publishers who already adhere to the standard benefit from an improved ecosystem. Which may
Google Ads: Main Terms You Need to Know
Google Ads Formerly known as Google AdWords, Google Ads is an advertising service created by Google that lets people advertise their businesses with ads on Google search results and its network for marketing. It’s a pay-per-click (PPC) advertising solution where advertisers pay per click or impression on an ad. Google Ads examples 1. Steal competitor traffic It's pretty impressive when an ad can make you crack a smile. This is one of my favorite recent Google ad examples. Honey Books is bidding on the brand name of its competitor FreshBooks. While that can get a little hairy, this tongue-in-cheek ad really works. It acknowledges