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Wir erklären dir Attributionsmodelle bei Google Ads! Insbesondere gehen wir auf die datengetriebene Attribution ein, die in AdWords beim Smart Bidding besonders zum Tragen kommt. Diese kompakte Folge ist ein Ausschnitt aus unserem Smart Bidding Mega Guide (Folge 10). Hör dir diese Folge unbedingt auch an, um mehr über Smart Bidding zu erfahren! Wenn dir die Folge gefallen hat, lass uns eine Bewertung da oder schreibe uns Feedback an marketing@smarketer.de

Erfahre was der Ziel-ROAS bei Google Ads (AdWords) bedeutet, wie du ihn einsetzt und welche Fehler du vermeiden solltest! Diese kompakte Folge ist ein Ausschnitt aus unserem Smart Bidding Mega Guide (Folge 10). Hör dir diese Folge unbedingt auch an, um mehr über Smart Bidding zu erfahren! Wenn dir die Folge gefallen hat, lass uns eine Bewertung da oder schreibe uns Feedback an marketing@smarketer.de

Erfahre was der Ziel-CPA bei Google Ads (AdWords) bedeutet, wie du ihn einsetzt und welche Fehler du vermeiden solltest! Diese kompakte Folge ist ein Ausschnitt aus unserem Smart Bidding Mega Guide (Folge 10). Hör dir diese Folge unbedingt auch an, um mehr über Smart Bidding zu erfahren! Wenn dir die Folge gefallen hat, lass uns eine Bewertung da oder schreibe uns Feedback an marketing@smarketer.de

This is an introductory episode explaining what Google Ads is, and how it works in an easy to understand format. Topics include: Introduction to Ajay Dhunna, and his experience in digital marketing What is Google Ads (Adwords)? Difference between Google Ads & SEO Example Scenarios of how Google Ads Works Why Google Ads How Google Ads Works

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Welcome to episode 12 of This Is My Side Hustle, a podcast that discusses how to make more money, how to start a business, online marketing, lifestyle design, and optimization of your life in the present and for the future. In this episode, I share several monetization strategies for bloggers and various methods I use to make money from my blogging efforts. Learn what you can expect if you're hoping to have a blog side hustle or even transition into a full-time profitable blogging business. Remember, a business makes money, a hobby is a something you trade your time for that is not profitable. Have something to add to this conversation? Comment below or be a guest on the show! Please subscribe and leave a comment about tips you'd like to hear about! Right-click here and save as to download this episode. The links and resources mentioned in the episode are below: The blog for MakingItPayToStay.com ShopStyle Magic Links FatJoe My favorite affiliate networks: -Shareasale -Commission Junction -Awin -FlexOffers More sites and resources mentioned... Siteground Hosting Wordpress.org Elegant Themes DIVI theme and builder Google AdSense *I should have clarified that Google Ads (Adwords) are an amazing way to advertise, but Google Adsense (what I was trying to discuss) on blogs isn't great. Sorry for the confusion! Tailwind Pinterest Marketing Freshbooks invoicing and bookkeeping Gabi - Save money on insurance! Credit Cards I Love - Go listen to episode 9 Making It Pay Lifestyle Course Waitlist Etsy Instagram Templates (or get all of them for $49) Udemy - Keep learning yinz, y'all, you guys, you know ;) Just do it. The Flipping Episode - in case you hate staring at a screen #myhusband The Facebook Group where I'm desperate for some strong-willed extroverts to come and take over... May sucks for parents. I know, I know, this is a stupid excuse, but...The Holderness Family agrees. BE ON THE SHOW! AT LEAST, give me a tip or a story... go ahead and get uncomfortable - MakingItPayToStay.com/voicemail EMAIL ME - sherri@makingitpaylifestyle.com MERCH PAGE corrected - here it is. ;)  

Dans cet épisode, nous vous donnons des conseils et des stratégies pour rédiger de bonnes annonces dans Google Ads (AdWords)!

Back in the day roofers did advertising for TV, Radio, Print, and Billboards. That's where all the eyes and ears were. Today in 2019, all of those eyes and ears are on social media. One social platform in particular is known to generate plenty of eyeballs. Facebook users visit the network 14 times per day on average. This presents a great opportunity for roofing contractors. Advertising on Facebook 80% of all online advertising goes to one of two platforms. The first is Google Ads (AdWords) which is very well known in the home service industries as a way to generate clicks fast. The second is Facebook, which is what we are here to discuss today. Facebook provides unique opportunity to roofing companies. Not only can roofers advertise to a large pool of people but they can narrow that pool into a more specific and highly convertible group. With demographic targeting, contractors can advertise to individuals based on age, interests, location and much more. The platform will even draw correlations between your company and other things a user “likes” so that you can showcase your services to someone who is highly probably to need them. Budget Roofers can choose the amount of dollars they want to spend each day or for the duration of their campaign. This number is known as Ad Spend. You also have the option to place a bid which will be the maximum amount you're willing to spend when someone views your advertisement or completes its call to action. Based on Cost Per Click (CPC) Facebook ads cost about $0.27 per click. The bottom line is this, Facebook advertising cost varies heavily based on your company's current financial resources and how much of them you're willing to advocate to marketing. Setting a budget will fit in line with your other business goals in 2019 and beyond. Demographics Back in the day radio ads were a rudimentary outlet for demographic targeting. Roofers would pick a certain show at a certain time that had recorded the general demographics of its listeners. For example, the rush hour show might have 75% homeowners between ages of 35-65 which would make a pretty good target for a roofing company. While this seems innovative at the time that data is now unreliable in comparison to the detailed analysis provided by Facebook. Aside from the information that users voluntarily give to Facebook, the platform also tracks their every move and draws topical correlations between their activity and their probable interests in you. ROI Like with other forms of advertising, namely PPC on Google Ads, Facebook advertising is dependent on its strategy. Targeting the wrong types of users will empty your budget quickly and ultimately produce a negative ROI. Facebook knows this and will lobby advertisers to spend more and more on their campaigns to extend the audience reach. But reaching everyone is not cost-efficient. To master ads on Facebook, roofers must define a goal prior to launch. For those without experience using the platform, investing in an experienced Facebook Ad campaign manager can prove worthwhile. Other factors that go into the success of an ad campaign include copy, landing page optimization, and ad extensions.

Back in the day roofers did advertising for TV, Radio, Print, and Billboards. That's where all the eyes and ears were. Today in 2019, all of those eyes and ears are on social media. One social platform in particular is known to generate plenty of eyeballs. Facebook users visit the network 14 times per day on average. This presents a great opportunity for roofing contractors. Advertising on Facebook 80% of all online advertising goes to one of two platforms. The first is Google Ads (AdWords) which is very well known in the home service industries as a way to generate clicks fast. The second is Facebook, which is what we are here to discuss today. Facebook provides unique opportunity to roofing companies. Not only can roofers advertise to a large pool of people but they can narrow that pool into a more specific and highly convertible group. With demographic targeting, contractors can advertise to individuals based on age, interests, location and much more. The platform will even draw correlations between your company and other things a user “likes” so that you can showcase your services to someone who is highly probably to need them. Budget Roofers can choose the amount of dollars they want to spend each day or for the duration of their campaign. This number is known as Ad Spend. You also have the option to place a bid which will be the maximum amount you're willing to spend when someone views your advertisement or completes its call to action. Based on Cost Per Click (CPC) Facebook ads cost about $0.27 per click. The bottom line is this, Facebook advertising cost varies heavily based on your company's current financial resources and how much of them you're willing to advocate to marketing. Setting a budget will fit in line with your other business goals in 2019 and beyond. Demographics Back in the day radio ads were a rudimentary outlet for demographic targeting. Roofers would pick a certain show at a certain time that had recorded the general demographics of its listeners. For example, the rush hour show might have 75% homeowners between ages of 35-65 which would make a pretty good target for a roofing company. While this seems innovative at the time that data is now unreliable in comparison to the detailed analysis provided by Facebook. Aside from the information that users voluntarily give to Facebook, the platform also tracks their every move and draws topical correlations between their activity and their probable interests in you. ROI Like with other forms of advertising, namely PPC on Google Ads, Facebook advertising is dependent on its strategy. Targeting the wrong types of users will empty your budget quickly and ultimately produce a negative ROI. Facebook knows this and will lobby advertisers to spend more and more on their campaigns to extend the audience reach. But reaching everyone is not cost-efficient. To master ads on Facebook, roofers must define a goal prior to launch. For those without experience using the platform, investing in an experienced Facebook Ad campaign manager can prove worthwhile. Other factors that go into the success of an ad campaign include copy, landing page optimization, and ad extensions.

Dans cet épisode, nous discutons du rapport analyse des enchères et de l'information que vous pouvez y retrouver sur vos concurrents. De plus, nous débattons s'il est important ou non que vos annonces soient numéro 1 sur la page!

Dans cet épisode, nous discutons de la place importante que Google occupe dans nos vies et nous explorons comment la protection de la vie privée influence nos efforts en marketing. Nous discutons également des nouvelles fonctionnalités ajoutées à l'interface Google Ads en 2018 et de tout ce que nous aimons et que nous n'aimons pas.

Dans cet épisode, nous partageons notre aide-mémoire pour effectuer un audit de votre compte Google Ads et vous assurer que vous obtenez un excellent retour sur investissement.

Dans cet épisode, nous partageons nos meilleurs conseils pour vous aider à augmenter le taux de clics (CTR) dans vos campagnes Google Ads.

Dans cet épisode, nous discutons des indicateurs de performance clés (KPI) que l'on peut trouver dans Google Ads et comment interpréter les résultats pour éviter les problèmes potentiels et savoir si vous faites un bon investissement.

Whether you’re a solo practitioner, have a small team, or are a large practice, it’s important to spend time and money on your brand. For many, it seems like a waste, but that could not be further from the truth. It could help you significantly grow your new client list. I spoke to Tristan Gray, co-founder of digital marketing agency Studio 56, who shared his knowledge of successfully building a brand and online presence. The Geelong-based company works with healthcare practices throughout Australia on marketing and business development, predominantly digital marketing: SEO, Google Ads (AdWords) and websites. After starting the business just four years ago, Tristan now has a strategy he says works for the allied health industry, particularly for helping businesses shift away from depending on referrals for new clients. As a result, Studio 56 now focuses solely on allied health clients. He spills some of his secrets for success for the trickier, technical stuff like SEO, website content and the importance of good imagery on your website. Subscribe here: Apple Podcast, Stitcher, Subscribe on Android, Player.fm, RSS Episode highlights: About Studio 56 and what it offers - marketing and business development The difficulty of relying on referral networks for new clients Showing up on Google - working on your online brand and presence The importance of SEO Common issues - allied health business owners don’t see the benefits of a website Hitting the sweet spot with your content - helpful but not selling something Refreshing content - continually add new content to your website Google Ads (AdWords) explained - be targeted so you don’t spend money on the wrong words How Studio 56 builds and manages allied health websites Homepage - 3 seconds to... How important is imagery? It needs to be real and authentic What Tristan thinks websites will look like in a year or two - the introduction of video A little about Studio 56 - based in Geelong, VIC, team all over Australia Useful Links:  info@nacre.com.au  Cathy Love LinkedIn Nacre Website Private Practice Made Perfect Podcast Links:  Studio 56 Website Tristan Gray LinkedIn

Dans cet émission, nous discutons des moyens pour optimiser vos campagnes Google Ads si vous disposez d'un petit budget et nous explorons toutes les options disponibles pour vous aider à atteindre vos objectifs.

Dans cet épisode, nous discutons des différents types d'extensions d'annonce disponibles dans Google Ads (AdWords) et on partage nos meilleurs conseils pour savoir quand et comment les utiliser!

Dans cet épisode, nous discutons du programme Google Ad Grant pour les organismes à but non lucratif. Jason réponds aux questions de Francis sur l'admissibilité, les restrictions à prendre en compte et comment configurer le vos campagnes Google Ads (AdWords) pour recevoir une approbation rapide. Article sur le sujet: https://buzztronicmarketing.com/fr/guide-hyper-utile-pour-mettre-en-place-votre-premiere-campagne-google-ad-grant-version-canadienne/

Dans cet épisode, nous discutons des meilleures méthodes pour trouver des mots clés à exclure pour vos campagnes Google Ads. On vous donne quelques conseils pour savoir comment les trouver lors de la création d’une nouvelle campagne et comment les ajouter lorsque les campagnes sont actives.

Dans cet épisode, nous discutons de méthodes pour assurer que vous embauchez un excellent pigiste ou agence pour la gestion de vos AdWords. Nous vous donnons tous nos meilleurs conseils, des questions à poser et des signaux d'alarme à surveiller! C'est aussi le lancement officiel de notre site web: les2garsdadwords.com

Dans cet épisode, nous accueillons Émilie Poirier, présidente chez MixoWeb et experte en campagnes marketing et communication numérique. Elle nous donne ses meilleurs conseils en matière de référencement organique pour votre site web, comment bien optimiser vos pages de destination pour les conversions avec Google Ads (AdWords), et nous parlons de la différence entre le SEO et le SEM!

Dans cet épisode, nous discutons des différentes stratégies d'enchères disponibles dans Google Ads (AdWords), de la méthode manuelle jusqu'à automatique. Découvrez aussi laquelle nous préférons et pourquoi!

Merch by Amazon Question from Jocelyn "Hi Quin,  I’ve finally finished listening to your whole podcast. Thank you so much. I have a question about merch by Amazon. I just started selling on that platform ( I'm in SK Canada ) and I’m wondering how to get my shirts noticed? Since there isn’t a way to market them right on merch, is it the keywords that make the difference. Can you clarify what process I should be doing?   Thank you" Merch by Amazon Hi Jocelyn, Thank you so much for being a listener and for sending in such a great question. I will answer it today and launch it this week on episode #143 Meanwhile, I can let you know that the keywords used when creating your listing will be one of the main factors for anyone to find your shirts. Also, the "brand name" you create for each shirt can be different and doesn't need to be of a real company. What I mean is, if you are designing a T-shirt for a real estate agent, for example, you can name your company "Real Estate Tee" or " Real Estate Agent X" The name of your "fake" company will also appear in the search results :) There are a couple ways you can really advertise your merch, and they are Facebook ads, Google Ads (Adwords) and AMS (Amazon Marketing Services) Amazon marketing services AMS Is not something you have access to, by default. You need to apply to get in. And you do it if you are an Amazon seller. You offer to become a vendor of one of your products. Amazon will offer you a "lowball "offer to start buying your product and become the official seller of it. in return, they will give you access to  AMS (Amazon Marketing System), where you will be allowed to advertise any product or merch even if you don't own it   Thanks Quin

Mountain View, Dezember 2018: Alphabet Inc. hat bekannt gegeben, den Geschäftsbereich Google Ads (Adwords) als Vermarktung für die Werbeplätze seiner Suchmaschine aufzugeben. Die Geschäftszahlen im über lange Jahre hinweg wichtigsten Geschäftsbereich Werbung waren in den letzten zwei Jahren extrem rückläufig. Larry Page betont, dass die Geschäfte bei Alphabet ansonsten gut laufen und die Zukunftsstrategie aus dem Jahr 2015, den Konzern vom Werbegeschäft unabhängig aufzustellen, voll aufgegangen seien. Das selbstfahrende AlphaAuto, der Smarthome-Bereich Nest und das mobile Betriebssystem Android hätten den Wegfall der Einnahmen aus Werbung mehr als kompensiert.