I don't know about you guys but I'm getting very little impressions on keywords that contain actions like "buy".
What is your ad position?
I don't know about you guys but I'm getting very little impressions on keywords that contain actions like "buy".
Do you guys use focused or broad keywords with AdCenter? I'd like to focus them some more, but I found that the traffic is really shitty if you don't go for the broad/main keywords. So what do you do?
Using a ton of longtail keywords is a good way to get traffic, if you can generate enough. I have read people claiming you can't get much traffic this way, but I think this is wrong.
Given the speed at which adcenter operates, I'd rather slit my wrists with a rusty bedpan than have to add a few thousand keywords to a campaign.
remember this: people are stupid. then dont worry about them figuring out what your trying to do.One paradox that gets me with preselling after PPC:
You want to sound like an objective third party and not the product's sales-person. But who advertises their objective third party advice? It seems weird to be advertising a product in your ad and then send them to an objective-seeming presell page... they would either wonder "wtf this isn't what the ad was for" or "this must be a paid opinion."
It seems like that would confuse people, but I guess it works. Any thoughts on how to reconcile that confusion? Or do you just ignore it and things work anyway?
After speaking to a few "average Internet users" this week, they don't even realise that the ads at the side of Google ARE actually adverts. They don't question why they're there.
They just are.