Today we are going to cover some advanced tips on comparing
ads so that can help you get a better conversion rate.
Lets assume for sake of argument that your site is created, published and you are running (PPC) ads. I recommend running these all the time, but especially in the beginning to get your site converting well. In fact when I signed up with my host they gave me advertising credits, which really helped out.
This is very important! If you are running ads and you are
not getting clicks then it means your ads are not standing out in the crowd.
Believe me there are plenty of people on the Internet and you should be getting
clicks. You want to think about the products and services you are offering on
your site when writing your ads. What type of ads would interest you if you
were looking for these items.
Specific keywords bring up both your ads and others. You want your ads to spike their interest enough they will want to take a look.
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When writing your ads I want you to write two ads for each
campaign. What does this mean? It means for each ad type you are going to be
running two similar ads with the same keywords. On most search engines like Bing
you can create an ad campaign, which then has your ads in it. You simply create
your first ad inside the campaign, add your keywords and you’re finished with
ad number 1.
Now, I want you to go back into the ad campaign and create
another a slightly different ad. It will automatically use the same keywords.
What will happen then is each of your two ads will run, each showing (50) fifty
percent of the time.
After some time has passed you will be able to tell by the
conversion rate, which one is performing best. Simply modify the worst one with
some new text and check it again after receiving more hits. You are always
improving on your ads therefore your conversion rates only get better. You will
need to let them run so that you get at least 50 - 100 clicks before changing.
After getting someone to click on your ad, you want to direct
that traffic to a specific landing page that offers exactly the consumer is
looking for. Always remember the steps we talked about from beginning to end.
It's very important to tie them all together nicely. A potential customer wants
to click on an ad they think will take care of their needs and go to exactly
the product or service that the ad referred to.
Matt D.
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