Boost brand profits with every optimisation tactic possible
Employ "every optimisation tactic" possible: that's the advice for enterprises keen to increase their brands' profitability through Google AdWords. Launching a campaign before it is completely optimised poses a risk to online marketing campaigns, according to Chris Crompton of Search Engine Land, because "first impressions can be hard to overcome".
"Your quality score will be hugely impacted by how Google predicts you will perform," he notes, pointing out that monitoring conversion rates as bids are raised is also a must, since more bids can lead to a drop in the quality of traffic.
"As you raise bids, keep an eye on your search query report," he continues, recommending the inclusion of "irrelevant non-converting keywords and sites as negatives" to clean up traffic: "If the profitability of your broad match keywords is becoming a problem, you may also consider bidding separately for broad matches."
Crompton identifies three dangers when it comes to selecting winning ads based on conversion rates:
• Webmasters who don't regularly pause losing ads may be better off letting Google optimising for them: "It is better to optimise based on a suboptimal factor than not optimise at all."
• Diligently optimising ads for conversion rate risks business owners missing out on profit from additional, click-through conversions.
• Choosing ads with lower click-through rates and a higher conversion rate will increase bid prices and could lower profitability. Pausing an ad with a higher click-through rate will see bid prices start to increase.
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