Thursday, December 1, 2011

How to Use Google AdWords Effectively


Google AdWords will provide you precise targeted advertising which ultimately maximizes your online presence, saves you unnecessary and lost time in experimentation's and trial and error approaches, and since you are saving time and effort, Google AdWords is saving you money as well. With the right preparation and execution, starting your online business using Google AdWords can be likened to cultivating a garden of expensive plants and flowers that will eventually make some of the most expensive produce that you can convert into cash, but of course, just like planting and cultivating, the planning and execution of a Google AdWords campaign may take time and some effort but if you just follow them to a T, then rest assured your efforts will show its golden fruition sooner than you think.

One has to understand that, using Google AdWords as your main weapon in your ad campaign, your goal is to get the lowest cost per click (CPC) which is a trick in itself since the most popular keywords are being bid on by most likely some of the biggest companies there (especially those items that are also being sold by multinationals such as electronic items and gadgets, appliances, general commodities such as bread, sugar, coffee, tea, etc., and the others) and what you have to do is look for other keywords or keyword phrases that people may use in lieu of the more popular keywords since these command only a small bid price. The second Google AdWords will also help you get the best quality of clicks meaning those clicks that turn into conversion (sales) and leads.

If you are just starting and you do not yet feel comfortable with Google AdWords, try a few campaigns first and monitor them religiously by using the Google Analytics which was made to partner with AdWords to provide you the necessary tools in order to make sure that your Google AdWords campaign is running smoothly and as it should be. Also, since you are to set your own daily budget, it would be a good idea to peg it at a relatively low daily budget in the beginning until you are already at ease with using Google AdWords, and you can start with ten to fifteen dollars a day until you are able to fully fine-tune your way into the Google AdWords world.

You may also set your maximum bid at this point and this is a bit tricky since bidding too high makes your cost per click too costly and you may end up losing your daily budget fast but if you bid too low, then you may not get the number of clicks that you need in order to generate the sales that you want. At this juncture, it will really be trial and error in the meantime until you get the most number of quality clicks that you can for your budget.



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