Google Adwords Flashcards
What do you first set-up when you advertise, and it helps you organize your different paid advertising efforts?
Campaign
What is your set of keywords, budgets and targeting methods for a particular objective, within the same campaign?
Ad Group
Where do you want your ads to be seen?
Campaign Type
Campaign Type: Google search only
Search Network only
Campaign Type: Ad Sense (your ad shows up in Google’s Display network of websites, videos, YouTube, Blogger and more)
Display Network only
Campaign Type: Search and Display
Search Network with Display Select
Campaign Type: Product Listing Ads
Shopping
Words or word phrases you choose for your ads, and will help to determine where and when your ad will appear
Keywords
Max keywords for Search Network?
20 keywords
Measurement from Google based on the relevancy of your ad headline, description, keywords and destination URL to your potential customer seeing your ad
Quality Score
Measurement of how many times your ad is shown
Impression
The value that’s used to determine where your ad shows up on a page
Ad Rank
Ad Rank is composed of?
Quality Score + bid amount
What your mobile searchers see on their devices
Mobile Ads
Extra information about your business, such as your local address, phone number, and even coupons or additional websites
Ad Extensions
The action you want your searcher to take
CTA (Call-To-Action)
An important metric, it measures how many people who have seen your ad click through to your link destination.
CTR (Click Through Rate)
The page on your website to which you’re driving traffic from your ad
Landing Page
Making the changes in your ad that get you higher results for your objectives
Optimization
A method of controlled marketing experiments with the goal being to improve your objective results (such as higher CTR’s, increased conversion or even better Ad Ranking).
Split Testing (includes A/B and Multivariate Testing)
How you set your bid type to pay for viewer interaction with your ads
Bid Strategy
What you’re willing to spend per day per ad
Daily Budget (Daily cost is based on a daily average per month, so don’t be alarmed if yours varies from day to day)
The most common bid type on Google AdWords. It means you pay every time a person actually clicks on your ad. You set your “maximum” in the bidding process, which means that dollar amount is the most you’ll pay for a click on your ad
CPC (Cost-per-Click) or PPC (Pay-per-Click)
A bidding method that bases your costs on how many times your ads are shown (impressions).
CPM (Cost-per-thousand Impressions)