Paid advertising is a powerful way to promote your business online. Explore our resources and discover effective strategies from advertising experts to maximize your ROI.
Pay per click marketing campaigns include not only landing pages, ad copy, offers and designs, but also CPC and bidding strategies. Before you assume PPC ads will bring you a fast ROI and monitor their effectiveness in your AdWords account, you should make sure they won‘t eat up your ad budget too quickly.
Last month, we shared “10 Dos for Google AdWords“ on the blog. That list wouldn‘t be complete without a list of “don‘ts“ to match! See the list after the jump. Let us know if you agree or disagree in the comments.
Over the last couple of years Google AdWords has given ecommerce advertisers strong options for both dynamic advertising and remarketing. These options have proved invaluable for showcasing highly relevant, tailored ads to searchers, specifically for advertisers with thousands of products.
If you aren’t familiar with Google’s Adwords Preview tool, then slide over and check it out. AdWords is a really good advertising tool and one could say that it is an internet marketer’s dream since it helps you keep track of your search campaign in the SERP results. For obvious reasons, you would want to view the ads that are run for you on Google.
The key to successful performance of any online business is to find a source for highly targeted audiences and getting as many potential customers as possible at the lowest price. In most cases, cost per click advertising would perfectly suit the method for achieving this goal and attracting relevant visitors to any website at a very affordable price per visitor and on very beneficial conditions.
The Google Display Network is a collection of websites on which you can place your business’ ads. There is a variety of ad types you can choose from. Furthermore, Google lets you be the captain of the ship with regards to selecting the websites your ads would be displayed on.