Select keywords for PPC campaign
When you setup an Adwords campaign, it is important to think how you can achieve your goal. Carrying out keyword research with your project goal in mind will allow you to select keywords that are more likely to deliver the results you’re looking for. You should research specific, unambiguous
and relevant keywords, and use those on the website’s landing page that will be linked with your ads. You can estimate the budget depending on what your click might cost.
Keywords are divided into the following terms:
- Brand terms – Keywords that contain brand name and trademarks terms.
- Generic terms – Terms related to products or services.
- Related terms –Words / phrases not directly related to what you are selling, it gives the result when users search for the products or services related to your.
- Competitor terms – the brand names of competitors who are offering similar products and services to yours.
- Analyze your Competitor’s campaigns: Look your competitor campaigns and check which keywords they are targeting and also analyze their results on each keyword.
- Use Negative keywords: It prevents you ads from showing when keywords in the search box is not related to your products and services.
- Run Search Query Reports: It contains all the keywords that your ads generated. Through this you can analyze people exactly, that which keywords they are entering, clicking and converting.
- Split your budget into multiple campaigns to increase your share of voice – Divide your campaigns into multiple campaigns as it will maintain the entire day’s budget.
PPC marketers are prone to follow the best practices of keyword relevancy all the way from campaign level to the landing page. As the market has high competition as well as struggling economy, it is the job of PPC campaign managers to make sure that their clients (or companies) are getting the best ROI% possible. Though, keywords research is not the only building block of Quality Score and effective Adgroup structures, it paves the path to a better customer acquisition (which can eventually lead to conversion).
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