Advanced PPC
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The document discusses various Google AdWords extension types including sitelinks, product, phone and location extensions that can be added to ads. It also covers remarketing strategies on the Google Display Network using remarketing lists and custom combinations. Modified broad match is described as allowing more control over matching than broad match but with looser targeting than phrase match.
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Advanced PPC
- 1. The Other Stuff: PPC
- 2. Google AdWords Extension Ads
- 9. Use Everything at Once!
- 14. Create a shell campaign targeted to the content network, automatic placements- relevant pages across the network. Target to all devices or whatever your preference and set the maximum CPC to $2 at minimum, $4 for CPM. (If you’re after view through conversions, go with the CPM setting.) Add a site address in the managed placements list as a placeholder and pause that site. Leave the ad group active. In settings, set the frequency cap for the amount of times you want to remarket to users, this is particularly useful for CPM campaigns, CPC can forgo this. If you typically utilize demographic targeting on the content network or have a very specific audience that you use it for, you can layer it into the remarketing settings. However, it will only apply to sites that Google has access to demographic info for- like MySpace, YouTube, etc; It won’t do anything or have minimal impact on any other sites. If you plan on remarketing to a specific demographic of users in MySpace than go ahead and implement those settings. Populate the ad group with your favorite text and/or display ads. Add in your usual list of negative sites or placements if you’ve got any. Later on, you’ll be able to add in negative audiences as well. (See the very end of the post for more on this.) For ad display settings- optimize or rotate, works the same as on the regular content network. Save and then click on that audiences tab, cause it’s time to start creating some remarketing lists and custom combinations!
- 24. Some options are through YouTube only, like Promoted Videos But you could do it…for $200,000. The cost of a branded channel.
- 27. Modified Broad Match http://adwords.google.com/support/aw/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=175280
Editor's Notes
- You can generate tags at this step or choose “select from existing tags.” If you generate new tags, the code will be presented to you once you save and click on the Tags/Rules column. If you click on “select from existing tags” the field will populate with your saved conversion tracking definitions from your AdWords Conversion tracking settings. Keep in mind, which ever you choose, it cannot be changed later, this is a permanent setting. (You can edit the cookie duration, name, description and even which tags, but once a segment is created, it can’t be deleted. Mark the segment as “closed” and it will no longer appear as a choice for a marketing list, nor will it apply to your account, it stays in a paused state.)
- To get started on a custom combination, you’ll need to have the remarketing lists you want to work with already set up. In this case, I have two set up- one for those that completed a transaction and one for those that added an item to their cart, proceeded to checkout to the sign in page and then left.
- Don’t forget about negative audiences! Don’t forget! You’re excluding a type of group of user, not sites themselves.