Understand search engine Marketing (SEM) Flashcards
What will you learn?
1) Search engine marketing (SEM)
2) SEM ads in Google search
3) Google Ads process
4) Ad Auction
5) Display Advertising
Search Engine Marketing (SEM)
Increasing a product or service’s visibility on a search engine results page through paid advertising.
Pay-per-click (PPC) advertising
The type of advertising model allows businesses to pay only when someone clicks on an ad.
SEM advantages
1) Reach likely customers
2) Quickly appearing in the search result pages
3) Learn which ads are driving sales
4) Control over where you send the searchers
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Ad extension
Features additional information about a business, such as other website links, a phone number, or an address.
What is a bid strategy?
A bid strategy is designed to help achieve campaign goals based on budget.
What is smart bidding?
Smart bidding is a subset of automated bidding strategies. These strategies use machine learning to optimise conversions for conversion value with each auction.
Maximize conversion value
This bid strategy uses advanced machine learning to automatically optimize and set bids. It also offers auction-time bidding capabilities that tailor bids for each auction.
Target ROAS
An optional target to maximize conversion value, this bid strategy analyzes and predicts the value of potential conversion. It automatically adjusts your bids for these searches to optimise your return. Target ROAS will bid high on a user search that will likely generate a high-value conversion.
Goal: to increase business sales.
Maximize conversions
Maximising conversions automatically sets bids to help get the most conversions for your campaign within your budget.
Goal: Increase sales or leads
Maximise clicks
This automated bid strategy sets your bids to help get as many clicks as possible within your budget.
Goal: Increase website visitors
Target CPA
Target CPA (target cost per action) is an optional target to maximize conversions. Target CPA sets bids for you to get as many conversions (customer actions) as possible. You set the average cost you’d like to pay for each conversion, and it’s up to you how much you want to spend on each action.
Goal: Increase sales or leads
Target impression share
There are three options for the target impression share strategy, depending on where you want your ads to show. Ads can be placed at the top of a page or anywhere on Google search results. Google Ads automatically sets your bids to show your ad based on your placement settings.
Cost per 1000 impressions (CPM)
With this bid strategy, you’ll pay based on the number of impressions (times your ads are shown) you receive on YouTube or the Google Display Network.
Goal: Increase awareness and visibility
Cost per view (CPV)
This is the default bid strategy to set the amount you’ll pay for video ads in Google Ads. With CPV bidding, you’ll pay for video views or interactions