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Member You - Google Adwords - Don't Make Assumptions You Can No Longer Afford
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Yes, CTR is important, but not as important as ROI. Return On Investment.
What's the point in buying a ton of traffic if all it does is burn a hole in your wallet? Yo
Most agendas for a meeting look like this.* Budget* Payroll* Staff* Sales* VutszxtnSome people would tell me, "That's a perfectly good agenda. I know what all of those things mean, except, uh, 'vutszxtn'." The point is, vutszxtn means as much to you as the other terms mean to the other participants. For example, does budget mean increase the budget? Plan a budget? Report on the budget? Reduce the budget? Complain about the budge
And it's interesting how different people measure the success, or otherwise, of their Google Adwords campaigns. I'm always advocating testing, but there has to be a few caveats when you run tests.
The example which I gave in the forum was as follows, and was based on an actual campaign that I had managed for a client in the past.
Imagine you have an Adwords group with two ads running with optimisation turned off, i.e. Google Adwords will just distribute the search traffic uniformally between your two ad creatives. After 160 you can see that Ad A has a CTR of 6.8% and Ad B has a CTR of 1.2%
Now the question is, which ad do you run with? Which one do you axe?
When the client saw the stats he immediately said we should remove Ad B because it wasn't performing well enough.
Oh dear.
Obviously he hadn't listened to a word I had said about how to manage a successful Adwords campaign. Ho hum.
Yes, CTR is important, but not as important as ROI. Return On Investment.
What's the point in buying a ton of traffic if all it does is burn a hole in your wallet? You
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The example which I gave in the forum was as follows, and was based on an actual campaign that I had managed for a client in the past.
Imagine you have an Adwords group with two ads running with optimisation turned off, i.e. Google Adwords will just distribute the search traffic uniformally between your two ad creatives. After 160 you can see that Ad A has a CTR of 6.8% and Ad B has a CTR of 1.2%
Now the question is, which ad do you run with? Which one do you axe?
When the client saw the stats he immediately said we should remove Ad B because it wasn't performing well enough.
Oh dear.
Obviously he hadn't listened to a word I had said about how to manage a successful Adwords campaign. Ho hum.
Yes, CTR is important, but not as important as ROI. Return On Investment.
What's the point in buying a ton of traffic if all it does is burn a hole in your wallet? Yo
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Imagine you have an Adwords group with two ads running with optimisation turned off, i.e. Google Adwords will just distribute the search traffic uniformally between your two ad creatives. After 160 you can see that Ad A has a CTR of 6.8% and Ad B has a CTR of 1.2%
Now the question is, which ad do you run with? Which one do you axe?
When the client saw the stats he immediately said we should remove Ad B because it wasn't performing well enough.
Oh dear.
Obviously he hadn't listened to a word I had said about how to manage a successful Adwords campaign. Ho hum.
Yes, CTR is important, but not as important as ROI. Return On Investment.
What's the point in buying a ton of traffic if all it does is burn a hole in your wallet? Yo
What we name something matters.It sets a tone that alters our attitude.Give something a new name and the difference may seem insignificant or even trivial.However, if it changes our attitude, it can amount to a very big change.Recently, I heard the term “survival job.”I understood this to mean a job that is often part-time and unrelated to one’s primary career focus. One takes such a job because one’s previous position has been eliminated, out
Now the question is, which ad do you run with? Which one do you axe?
When the client saw the stats he immediately said we should remove Ad B because it wasn't performing well enough.
Oh dear.
Obviously he hadn't listened to a word I had said about how to manage a successful Adwords campaign. Ho hum.
Yes, CTR is important, but not as important as ROI. Return On Investment.
What's the point in buying a ton of traffic if all it does is burn a hole in your wallet? Yo
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Yes, CTR is important, but not as important as ROI. Return On Investment.
What's the point in buying a ton of traffic if all it does is burn a hole in your wallet? You need sales to run a business, not clicks.
"Oh yes. Well what's the ROI figures then?" he asks, as if he knew this was what he was meant to say all along.
Well, Ad A had a conversion rate of 0.9%, whereas Ad B had a conversion rate of 9.4%
"Delete Ad A immediately," was his suggestion.
Is this what you would have done? I didn't.
The fact that the conversions didn't actually have a significant monetary value wasn't the point, because anyone who runs their own list knows that it's not always about the initial sale that's important, but the value of a customer over a whole lifetime.
Looking at it on the surface, and now that I've revealed that ROI is more important than CTR, you would expect to delete Ad A and run with the Ad B because of its high conversion rate.
Well, look again, my student.
You see, to read anything into the adverts that we test day in and day out, you always have to ensure that you make decisions that are based on statistical significance.
In the example, extrapolatin
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