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- Presentation Topics:
- Introduction to AdWords
- Google’s Ad Distribution Network
- Primary Benefits of AdWords
- Online Advertising Stats and Trends
- Appendix: Basic AdWords
Features
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- The Google Network consists of Google sites & partner properties that
use Google AdSense to serve AdWords ads
- These properties include: Search
sites, content pages, newsletters, email services & discussion
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- With the Google Network advertisers can:
- Reach a vast and highly-targeted audience
- Target ads to search results and relevant Web content
- Opt-in or opt-out of search and content distribution (default is opt-in
for all advertisers)
- Note: by default, AdWords ads appear on Google.com
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- The primary benefits of AdWords include:
- Reach
- Cost
- Timing
- Flexibility
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- No minimum spend
- You choose your own maximum daily spending limit (daily budget)
- Choose how much you want to spend per click for every keyword
- Pay Google for users who click on your ad
- More cost-effective than Yellow Pages, Banner Ads & Direct Mail*
- Conversion tracking = real-time return-on-investment data
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- Increase revenue by reinvesting profit
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- Ads are continuously matched to Internet users’ interests
- Ads are placed as buying decisions are made
- The Result:
- You reach your audience at the right time, with the right message
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- See your ads on Google quickly
- Optimize and change your ads continually to increase ROI
- Target multiple locations and languages
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- Reach
- Access to ~80% of Internet users worldwide
- Cost
- Low costs for high ROI
- Pay Google when users click on your ads
- Timing
- Ads are seen by users looking to purchase
- Reach your audience at the right time, with the right message
- Flexibility
- Start advertising quickly
- Unlimited changes, whenever you want
- You can target ads to the specific location & language of your
customers
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- Cost-per-click pricing
- Ad impressions & click-through rates
- Language & location targeting
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- Impression: The appearance of your ad on Google or one of our partner
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- Example: you have local flower shops in the San Francisco Bay Area
- Example: you run a restaurant in Chicago
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- When should you use country targeting?
- Use if you have national or
global customers
- Example: you ship to the U.S.
only. Target your campaign to the U.S.
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- If you have a global business, give your campaigns global exposure
- Example: If you sell DVDs and have worldwide distribution, you should
target your campaign to all countries
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- Use Customized Targeting to target highly specific areas
- For example, to reach customers located in an area that cannot be
targeted accurately using region or city targeting
- Example: pizza delivery service
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