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Google Adwords Guide
Posted by admin in Google Adwords Monday, 14 June 2010 13:50 No Comments
People sometimes have difficulty putting together a good google adwords campaign,(I know I do)Here is some guidelines and techniques that will greatly increase your page rateing and click threw rate when you are doing a google adwords campaign.
Using keywords that are not highly targeted to your ad copy, or are too broad in nature will not perform for you very well.
Having the keywords from your ad group within your ad copy will give you quality score point and google will give you better positioning on search pages.If your keywords for your google adwords campaign is not highly targeted or to general they will not attrack the right type of traffic(customers).Do not use broad keywords because this will not only bring traffic that may not be ready to purchase it will increase the amount you have to bid for the keywords.,b>
Using the Common Keyword grouping will increase quality score.
Try to use the keywords in your ad,this will also increase your quality score and help to reach your target market.
Review sites tend to convert sales better, so if possible try to set a review site comparing 2 or 3 products nd make sure you have a clear winner,of that being the product you are advertising in the google adwords campaign.,b>
do not use the word free in your ad or may get a lot of people who are just looking for free information and they are not ready to buy. You may want to include the price to really filter out the people who are not ready to purchase and who are just kind of looking around window shopping.
Useing a question or using a call to action phrase is a great technique of attracting clicks (remember put yourself on the customers shoes “why” are they looking for this product or service).,B>
And remember to research your niche completely and do alot of key word research,and use the “Long tail “method
Also try to put yourself in the customers shoes,ask yourself why this person wants to buy this product.Say for instance the product is for weightloss.Do not just because the person wants to lose weight, the why would be something like”because they are getting married and want to look good for the wedding,or too have a defined six pack of abs.,or to look good in a swim suit.Try to think of the exact reason some one would be looking to purchase that product you are tryind to advertise.
And finally do not forget to test and tweak your campaign to increase the click threw rate.GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR ADWORD CAMPAIGN
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Beginners Guide To Google Adwords Do Not Get Burned
Posted by admin in Google Adwords Thursday, 27 May 2010 13:49 No Comments
If you are new to internet marketing, or maybe looking for away to expand your business Google Adwords is a great way to take your business to a whole new level. However most people today do not understand how Google Adwords works, and how it can benefit them, but at the same time burn them if they are not careful.
First let go over what Google Adwords is. When ever you go and do a search on the internet in Google you will see to the top and right hand side short little ads. Those ads are Google Adwords, and people pay for their ad to be shown on the page. Now anyone of any skill level can go and open up an account and have their ads shown as well.
Now that we know what everything is lets talk about just how much you would have to pay to have your ad shown for keywords.
After you make and account with Google you then need to create an ad. You will be asked to write in keywords that you would like your ad to be displayed for. Now this is where it can get a bit tricky, and might cost a lot of money. Depending on how popular your keywords are they may cost a lot of money, or it they could cost almost nothing. Again though it all has to do with how popular your keywords are, and how many times they get searched.
You may find that some keywords cost as little as ten cents while others could cost as much as two dollars or even more! That is why most people say its better to use what are called keyword search phrase.
Here is the difference between a keyword and a keyword phrase. With a normal keyword for example like work at home you will probably spend a good amount of money because its popular, and gets an enormous amount of searches each month. Now if you used a more detailed keyword that might have more words in it like moms work at home full time job might be a bit cheaper for the simple fact that its longer and its not as popular was the keyword work at home.
Now that you know the basics of Google Adwords and how it works you should have a better understanding of how to setup a good campaign. Just make sure that at first you do not over do it, and that you set a daily budget to something you can afford to spend.
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A Guide to Google Adwords
Posted by admin in Google Adwords Saturday, 22 May 2010 13:49 No Comments
The pay per click advertising arena is a complex place. As a Google adwords advertiser you compete in an auction every time a keyword prompts your ad to be shown. Many advertisers, however, do not realise how complex that auction is. Find out more about how Google Adwords ranks your ads and how you can establish a profitable strategy for your online business.
Understanding the Way Google Adwords Ranks PPC Bidders
An understanding of the way Google Adwords ranks PPC bidders is essential in establishing a profitable PPC strategy. Here is an overview on how Google ranks your ads:
1. Every time your ad is triggered an auction takes place. Google ranks the ads by Ad Rank. The Ad Rank is determined by the following calculation:
Ad Rank = ‘Maximum Cost Per Click’ x ‘Quality Score’
As you can see, your ad rank is also determined by your Quality Score. This means a competitor who has a better quality score than yourself can actually rank above you for a lesser cost per click (CPC).
Taking this into account, it is your goal to achieve the highest possible position for the lowest possible cost. How should you go about doing this? Firstly you should understand what the quality score is and how you can achieve a good one.
Understanding the Quality Score
The way in which Google calculates your quality score is unknown. However, Google do tell us many of the factors that determine your quality score:
1. A keyword’s click through rate (CTR),
2. The historical performance of that keyword,
3. The relevance of text in your ad
4. The relevance of the keyword to its ad group
5. The quality of your landing page
6. Other relevancy factors.
Now that you know the fundamentals about how the Google Adwords auction operates; how can you leverage the competitive PPC arena in your favour?
Optimising Your Google Adwords Account
In recent times the competition for broad key terms, such as ‘shoes’, for example, has skyrocketed, resulting in higher cost per clicks for such terms.
By targeting more specific key terms, such as ‘tennis shoes’ or ‘buy platform shoes’, where the competition is less aggressive, you are able to capture a large amount of traffic for a substantially lower cost-per-click.
This is known as targeting the long tail of search. While the key terms that fall into the ‘long tail’ are searched for less often than those broader key terms at the ‘head’, there are far more specific keywords than there are broad key terms, so it is possible to leverage the long tail to receive as much or even more traffic for substantially less money.
On top of the benefits above, mining the long tail enables you to target your market more specifically. As a result this is likely to increase your quality score, and in turn your return on investment (ROI).
Achieving a Better Quality Score
If you have multiple products or services, it is possible to group them separately into categorical groups and make each ad group’s ad text and landing page specific to each product/ service.
By creating advert text that better matches the users search query it is possible to increase the CTR. Moreover, by creating tailored landing pages specific to the product/ products the user is searching for, it is possible to increase the number of conversions.
The benefits described above all contribute to a better quality score. Because of this ranking algorithm it is possible for advertisers with a good click through rate to achieve a higher position for a lower CPC than their competition – and hence long tail adverts often appear higher in the Google results than general keywords, even though they are paying less per click.
Summary
Optimising a PPC account to achieve optimal results can be a very complex process. Firstly you will need to build the long tail. This will involve a lot of keyword research, taking into account category and product keywords, localization, common spelling mistakes, call to action keywords etc.
Secondly, to make the most of those long tail keywords, an advertiser will need to have very specific ad text. When dealing with hundreds of products it is tricky to generate a unique text ad and landing page for each one, but this is essential in maintaining a good CTR. PPC management companies will often have their own in-house tools to achieve this.
Testing ad text variations and testing landing pages are also important steps in achieving the most from your advertising spend. However, the most important step is measuring and managing the ROI on each keyword. Since the PPC arena is a constantly changing environment, constant monitoring is essential. The value of every keyword is constantly changing therefore it is essential that you work on a keyword management strategy to deal with this. Bid management tools can be especially helpful here, or a third party PPC Management Company.
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SEO – SEM Search Engine Optimization – Beginner’s Guide
Posted by admin in Search Engine Optimization Thursday, 20 May 2010 06:19 4 Comments
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