7 Google Ads Proven Optimization Tips [Former Googler]
About this course
Learn from an insider, from a former Google (2014 - 2018)Over the past 4 years at Google I've been in AdWords on a daily basis and know all of the nuances with the platform and how to squeeze out the best performance from it. With that, I want to share top AdWords optimization tips to maximize the return on your investment. This covers:1) Location settings (it sounds simple, but there is a setting all advertisers should know about).2) Audiences - adding audience segments to search campaigns.3) Creative excellence - best practices to load up your ads to achieve higher quality scores, more clicks and cheaper CPCs.4) Device segmentation - all devices do not perform the same, how to identify this and take action. 5) Automation - take advantage of Google's automated bidding to maximize the return on your investment (and save time!). 6) Remarketing - the best performing banner ad formats.7) Search networks - what to select, and just as important, what not to select. This course isn't long, just about :30 minutes including the intro/promotional video, but it is very important. When I was at Google, these were the top areas I would advise my clients on, many of which spent millions a year on advertising.
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- Understanding of Google Ads location settings
- Ability to add audience segments to campaigns
- Knowledge of best practices for ad creatives
- Skills in device segmentation analysis
- Familiarity with automated bidding strategies
- Understanding of remarketing techniques
- Clarity on search network selection
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