Internal competition within an AdWords account is a very generic situation most PPC advertisers land in. Due to various reasons, ranging from lack of vital knowledge to negligence, advertisers fall prey to this vicious takeover. I’m not exaggerating when I say that internal competition is the worst competition. This is because you are competing against your own keywords. Either you fix it, or you...
This is a detailed blog on Modified Broad Match in Google AdWords. But before that, we will revise all the different match types and how they contribute to campaigns. From our blog on match types in Google AdWords, we understand how AdWords triggers ads only when search queries by users match keywords defined by advertisers. We also discussed how search queries and keywords need not always be...
This blog is dedicated to Broad Match in Google AdWords. However, we will start off with a brief revision of match types and their contribution to campaigns. From our blog on match types in Google AdWords, we understand that AdWords triggers an ad only when a user search query matches a keyword defined by an advertiser. We also discussed how a search query and a keyword need not always be...
It is very easy for conversion tracking for your AdWords campaigns to go wrong. Even though it is not a complicated process, it sure has intricate details you have to keep an eye out for. And not just us, most of the advertisers have raised concern when setting up conversion tracking. They have reported conversion tracking issues that are difficult to diagnose. Be it your own website, or other...
This blog is dedicated to Exact Match in Google AdWords. But, to brush up on the basics of match types, we will start off with a brief revision. From our blog on match types in Google AdWords, we understand that AdWords triggers an ad only when a user search query matches a keyword defined by an advertiser. We also discussed how a search query and a keyword need not always be twins This means...
This blog is dedicated to Phrase Match in Google AdWords. But, we will start off with a brief revision of match types and their contribution to campaigns. From our blog on match types in Google AdWords, we understand that AdWords triggers an ad only when a user search query matches a keyword defined by an advertiser. We also discussed how a search query and a keyword need not always be twins This...
We have seen how to setup and use device level bid adjustments and location based bid adjustments. This blog is focused on ad scheduling bid adjustments. You can use ad scheduling bid adjustments to increase or decrease your bids for campaigns that show only on certain days or during certain hours. But before we get to ad scheduling bid adjustments, let’s revise the fundamentals of bid...
In the previous blog, we understood the working of AdWords auctions in detail. We discussed Google’s adaptation of Vickrey Auction called Generalized Second Price Auction. We learned about Maximum Bid, Actual Bid and different Quality Factors that Google considers when deciding the Ad Position. I have also mentioned about Bid Adjustments. I will be explaining the basics of bid adjustments, how...
We have learned the basics of device level bid adjustments and how to set them up in the previous blog. We have also discussed how auctions in AdWords work. In this blog, we will see how location based bid adjustments can be set. But before we get into that, lets recap on what bid adjustments are first. What are Bid Adjustments? Bid adjustments allow you to set the frequency of your ads. You can...
We all are very familiar with auctions and AdWords auction is very similar to them. A traditional auction is a public process of bidding for (buying and selling) goods/services. Instead of fixed prices, participants place bids. The highest bid is declared the winner and the product is sold off. A bid is a price the participants are willing to pay for a good/service on auction. Google AdWords also...
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