Articles discussing all facets of ad copy strategy, from writing, to testing, to analysis.
Google tries very hard to educate advertisers on how they can improve their efforts on Google Ads. There is an entire section of the new Google Ads UI that shows various recommendations, some of which are getting pretty good and some of which aren’t as helpful. One of those suggestions is the optimization score, which
Back in August of 2017, we wrote about the beta version of AdWords’ Ad Suggestions. At that time it was a beta that you could easily opt out of via a simple form. However, Google must feel the program went well because they’ve pushed it out into all accounts on the sly with the help
A couple weeks ago I wrote about some suggestions in the AdWords Opportunities section that were well thought out, insightful and helpful if applied in a broader context. Today I will be writing about an opportunity that would lead to a disapproved ad and shows that Google needs to keep working on their suggestions BEFORE
I had the opportunity to host a Twitter chat recently on the #ppcchat hashtag where we discussed PPC automation. We discussed what we thought qualified as automation, where people are already using automation, what is working, what isn’t, what automation is “dangerous” to accounts, etc. From that chat, a few things stood out to me
For years now we’ve been told to optimize our ad copy to increase click-through rate (CTR), among potentially other metrics, to have it increase our Quality Score. Additionally, the first step to getting a user into our customer list is to get them to actually click on an ad. This opens the door for them
Recently, Google Partners hosted a live stream event as part of their Digital AdWords Bootcamp. They shared several of their best practices around ad creative & settings under the title of “Creative Excellence.” You can watch the full event here, but there were 3 main areas they emphasized: How Many Ad Variations Should You Use?
Even as PPC managers are hesitant to embrace the new AdWords experience, Google continues to release features only available in the new interface. Ad Variations, recently rolled out to accounts, offers a new approach to ad testing. You can define variants you want to test in ad elements, easily apply them on a large scale,
Earlier this month I had the opportunity to attend Pubcon 2017 in Las Vegas, one of the largest, and oldest internet marketing conferences in the US. Throughout the 3 jam-packed days of sessions I attended sessions ranging from writing better ad copy to conversions in a landing page-less world to top AdWords mistakes to creating
Ad testing is an important part of any online advertising campaign. With Facebook, a lot of attention is given to the image, but testing copy is important as well. Below are 4 ad copy tips to improve the performance of your Facebook ads. 1. Test Long Vs Short Ad Text Most ads you see on Facebook keep
Imagine you’re in charge of managing an AdWords account and you get one of those dreaded emails about disapproved ads. Now imagine it’s not just an old paused ad group that got randomly reviewed, but it’s hundreds or thousands of ads. A colleague recently had this very problem during a new product launch and I
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