Module 2: Setting up an AdWords campaign (PART 1) Flashcards
2.1 Choosing a campaign type 2.2 Structuring your campaign 2.3 Targeting your audience 2.4 Setting bids and budgets 2.5 Creating ad groups 2.6 Tools to plan a campaign
What are the three main types of AdWords campaign?
- Search Network only
- Display Network only
- Search Network with Display Select
What is a Search Network only campaign?
A campaign where your ads can appear throughout sites on the Google Search Network.
How does a Search Network only campaign work?
This campaign type works by linking your AdWords keywords to the words or phrases someone uses to search on Google, then showing relevant text ads on search results pages.
What is a Display Network only campaign?
A campaign where your ads can show throughout the Google Display Network.
How does a Display Network only campaign work?
This campaign type works by matching your ads — including text, image, rich media, and video ads —
to websites and other placements, like YouTube and mobile apps, with content related to your targeting.
What is a Search Network with Display Select campaign?
A campaign which shows your ads — including text, image, rich media, and video ads —
with search results on the Google Search Network and relevant placements within the Display Network. With this option, your budget is shared across both networks.
What are the three layers of AdWords?
- Account
- Campaigns
- Ad groups
What is controlled at the “campaign” level of AdWords
- How much you’re willing to spend on clicks, impressions, or conversions from your ads
- Networks and geographical locations where you want your ads to show
- Other top-level settings that affect your ad groups
What are the four different ways which you can use AdWords to show your ads?
- Keyword targeting
- Display Network targeting
- Location and language targeting
- Device targeting
How do keyword match types work?
- Keyword match types control which searches trigger your ad.
- Each match type, which is specified by a special symbol, will trigger your ad to show for a customer’s search in different ways.
Name five different match types.
- Broad match
- Broad match modifier
- Phrase match
- Exact match
- Negative match
What is the special symbol for a Broad match, keyword match type?
There is no special symbol
What is the special symbol for a Broad match modifier, keyword match type?
+keyword
What is the special symbol for a Phrase match, keyword match type?
“keyword”
What is the special symbol for an Exact match, keyword match type?
[keyword]
What is the special symbol for a Negative match, keyword match type?
-keyword
When will your ad show if you’re using a Broad match, keyword match type?
Ads may show on searches that:
include misspellings, synonyms, related searches, and other relevant variations
When will your ad show if you’re using a Broad match modifier, keyword match type?
Ads may show on searches that:
contain the modified term (or a close variation, but not synonyms), in any order
When will your ad show if you’re using a Phrase match, keyword match type?
Ads may show on searches that:
are a phrase (or close variation)
When will your ad show if you’re using an Exact match, keyword match type?
Ads may show on searches that:
are an exact term (or a close variation)
When will your ad show if you’re using a Negative match, keyword match type?
Ads may show on searches that:
are searches without the term
What are the three categories of Display Network Targeting?
- Contextual targeting: Match relevant site content
- Audiences: Reach specific groups of people
- Managed placement targeting: Select specific websites and apps
What are the two types of contextual targeting?
- Keywords: AdWords looks for sites with content related to your keywords where it can show your ads.
- Topics: this lets you place your ads on website pages about the topics that you choose.
What are the four types of audience specific targeting?
- Audiences: Depending on your advertising goals, you can choose the audience that best matches your prospective customers.
- Interest categories: This allows you to reach people interested in products and services similar to those your business offers.
- Remarketing: This option can help you reach people who’ve previously visited your website while they visit other sites on the Display Network.
- Demographics: This option allows you to reach people who are likely to be within the age, gender, and parental status demographic groups that you choose.