Lecture 5 Flashcards
PPC?
Pay-per-click
A model of digital advertising where the advertiser pays a fee each time one of their ads is clicked
Paid search ads=?
Paid ads that appear when a user enters a search term
SEM=?
Search engine marketing (promoting product on a big search engine like google)
SERP=?
Search engine results page (organic results, the whole page of what you search up) page user will see when they enter a search query
Organic results=?
Results on SERP that are not ads, want SEO efforts to produce them, ideally site in top few organic results on a SERP related to target search query, increases organic traffic to your website
SEO=?
Search engine optimization = long game of ranking #1 in organic ads for terms you want to be ranked in, trying to get the keywords so specific also you end up number one.
Clicks=?
Number of times people click on your ad (PPC)
Impressions=?
Number of times your ad is shown
CTR=?
Click-through rate
Dividing impressions by # of clicks 100 divided by 10
=10% CTR a CTR is a great way to measure success of you ad
What is the difference between SEM and SEO?
SEO is the long game, SEM is getting what you want immediately
For example: running shoes is SEO and steroids would be SEM
Search vs. Display
Google provides advertisers with two networks to advertise on: 1. Search networks and display networks
Search allow advertisers to advertise on google, search, google maps, google shopping + other partner sites
Person swatched for something and results is what was searched.
Display:
Different from search network
Advertisers can advertise on various google sites:
YouTube, gmail, google news, apps
Broad match
Close variations of the keyword, related searches and other relevant variations, the words in th keyword dont have to be present in a users search
Broad match modifier
All the terms designated with a + sign (or close variations of those terms) in any order. Close variations include terms with the same meaning. Additional words may appear before, after or between the terms
Phrase match
Matches of the phrase ( or close variations of the phrase) with additional words before or after, close variations include terms with the same meaning
Exact match
Exact matches of the term or close variations of the exact term with the same meaning