Posts Tagged ‘Google’

AdWords Quiz - How Good Are You?

Do you think you know Google AdWords Advertising?  Do you think your an AdWords Master? I thought I did.

Take the following 6 question pop quiz and see how you go!

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Does AdWords Hate Marketers?

Does Google hate or penalise marketers? You would think the answer is no, but the actual answer is YES! Why would Google AdWords penalise the main majority of people that generate their income? It is part of the AdWords Quality Score algorithm. Google strives to provide ‘relevant’ content for its users.
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Successful keyword Management in AdWords

Google AdWords is a system that can be greatly rewarding if you take the time to set up your campaigns correctly from the beginning. Effective pay per click management is the key to designing and implementing high performance pay per click marketing campaigns.

By grouping your keywords you will be able to:

  • Raise your Quality Score as your keywords will be more relevant
  • Lower your costs as your minimum bids will be lower
  • Increase your exposure with higher ad positions

One of the major themes that keeps coming out with Google is “relevance”. If you read any of their guidelines for AdWords and webmasters this phrase is continually mentioned.

What do we want to do with Google? GIVE THEM WHAT THEY WANT!

By producing highly relevant ad groups with a small number of keywords, each of your ad groups will be highly targeted to your ad copy. In fact to get top Quality Scores Google recommends that your ad copy contains your keywords.

The ideal AdWords account will have a number of campaigns with each of those campaigns containing tens of ad groups. Each of the ad groups will have a small number of keywords directly relating to the ad copy of the ad group.

When we refine, we optimise. By providing highly targeted ad groups we are providing Google with they want, and in return they will reward us with what we want (greater performance).

A quick guide to what Google wants

Google uses relevance, trust and authority to rank websites. There is a bias towards information sites as they can act as sources of information for industries.
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Google Optimisation

Google is search engine that works on academic citation. It uses relevance, trust and authority to rank websites. It can be biased towards informational sites that serve as a resource within their specific industry.

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A secret tip for SEO link building

It is common knowledge in the webmaster and SEO community that backlinks play an important role in improving your search rankings. Obtaining links from sites can be a frustrating process. It can take a long time and webmasters do not always use the anchor text that you may want. What few webmasters and “SEO specialists” fail to realise is that you have the opportunity to create many links to your webpages almost instantly. How? Through your own website of course!

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