I've recently set up a new campaign working with a client in the US, selling discounted tickets for Wet N Wild Water parks in Las Vegas.
So although the actual title for the company is Wet 'N' Wild, you would think that Wet N Wild would have the same impact when selecting your search phrases, wouldn't you?
Well apparently not! Without the 'N', quality scores were down at around 5, which was obviously causing concern, as we generally like to see them around 8-10 so that we get the best positions and cheapest bids.
However, as soon as I modified them to include the apostrophes, the quality scores went straight up to 10. Happy me, happy client!
So although AdWords can seem easy and straightforward to get set up, as with many things, the devil's in the detail!
Google Adwords and Search Marketing (Pay Per Click) Articles, Information and Advice. https://www.criticalmassmarketing.co.uk
Wednesday, 13 August 2014
Friday, 1 August 2014
Getting Your Ad To The Top Position In Google AdWords
Here's a great video from Google explaining exactly how you are charged for your ads and how their position is decided.
As you can see, it's not just a case of having the highest bid. Firstly, your ad needs to be relevant and extended, and your landing page needs to be relevant and easy to use.
As you can see, there's so much more to Google AdWords than just putting in high bids!
As you can see, it's not just a case of having the highest bid. Firstly, your ad needs to be relevant and extended, and your landing page needs to be relevant and easy to use.
As you can see, there's so much more to Google AdWords than just putting in high bids!
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