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Media Planning & Brand Management
Stella RomagnoliMarketing & Digital Communication
LUMSA 2018-2019
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Lesson .8Google Ads
Agenda
• SEO and SEM (or SEA)
• Google Ads ad types• Google Search ads
– Quality score and the auction– Google ads planning process
– Keywords and match types– How to create a Google search ad
– Monitoring the campaigns
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SEO & SEM (SEA)
When people are looking for you
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Google search overview
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SEO and SEM
• SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization, which is the practice of increasing the quantity and quality of traffic to your website through organic search engine results*
• SEO’s objective is to increase a website’s traffic, by ranking high in the results of searches for the keywordsin the search query
• There are not secret shortcut to SEO, but there are some rules to follow regarding the structure and the content of the website
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*https://moz.com/learn/seo/what-is-seo
SEO
Online Marketing Fundamentals - Brad Batesole
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Google Search Engine Optimization starter guide
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Keyword pizzeria: organic listings
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Keywords «treno roma milano»: paid listings
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SEM or SEA
SEM or SEA
• Search Engine Marketing or Search Engine Advertising• It’s a form of internet marketing that involves the
promotion of websites by increasing their visibility in search engine results pages (SERPs) primarily through paid advertising.*
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*Wikipedia
Google Ads is the Googleonline advertising platform
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Where ads appear in Google Ads network
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Google Network
Search engines and websites that reach over 80% of internet users in more than 100 Countries.
Google Maps and Google Shopping
+ Search partner as AOL
Banner ads in websites with content related to targeting (notkeywords)
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Google network
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Search Network key features
• Gaining an advantage over organic listings
• Reaching customers actively searching for our specificproduct
Reaching customer that are activelysearching for a solution that we offer is
surely the most effective way to advertise!
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Display network features
• Reaching a wider range of customers• Specific placement targeting
I personally do not believe in building brand awareness and customer loyalty
with banner ads…
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Google Ads types 2’28’’
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Text Ads
• The most common type of search ad
• Easy to set up• Typically include: headline, URL, descriptive text
• Show up on the search and/or display network• One of the best performing pay-per-click (PPC o CPC)
ads
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Ad Extensions
• Text ads with some extras
• Allow you provide additional information (address, phonenumber, press quotes…)
• Show up on the search and/or display network
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Shopping Ads
• Contain product and pricing information
• Require a lot of effort to set up• Important element of any eCommerce strategy
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Image Ads
• Appear in the Display Network
• Make up most visual advertisements
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Video Ads
• A video ad that appears as a stand-alone or within anothervideo (preroll)
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Call-only ads
• Allow customers to call your business directly from an ad• Useful for driving business via mobile devices• mobile-only ads
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Google seach ads
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With Google Search you buykeywords
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And you pay ONLY if people click on the ad (PPC)
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And the price is set by an auction
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Google auction
Here's how the auction works:
• When someone searches, the Google Ads system finds all ads whose keywords match that search.
• From those ads, the system ignores any that aren't eligible, like ads that target a different country or are disapproved based on a policy violation.
• Of the remaining ads, only those with a sufficiently high Ad Rank may show. Ad Rank is a combination of your bid, ad quality, the Ad Rank thresholds, the context of the person's search, and the expected impact of extensions and other ad formats.
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There is a different auction for EVERY search
Since the auction process is repeated for every search on Google, each auction can have potentially different results depending on the competition at that moment. Therefore it's normal for you to see some fluctuation in your ad's position on the page and in whether or not your ad shows at all.
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Quality score matters
The most important thing to remember is that even if your competition bids higher than you, you can still win a higher position -- at a lower price -- with highly relevant keywords and ads.
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Let’s do a searchadvertising campaign
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Google search campaign steps:
1. Preliminary phase– Defining our business goals– Defining our product
– Definining our customers2. Planning keywords
– Looking for keywords and evaluating keywords searchvolume
– Choosing the keywords’ matching options
3. Creating the campaign
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1. Preliminary phase
1.a. Defining our business goals
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Defining campaign goals:
What do we hope to gain from our efforts (paid advertising business goals)?• Increase traffic?
• Generate more phone calls?• Drive in-store visitors?
• Educate consumers about a product?
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Composition of a goal:
Our campaign goals will be composed of 4 elements:
1. The objective (e.g. online sales)2. The motivation (consumer mindset: e.g. I want to buy)
3. The effort (e.g. sell coffee filters) 4. The KPI (key performance) indicator: e.g. 100 filter sold
by july.
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2. Motivation: consumer mindset online
For Google there are 4 reasons why people look for somethingonline:1. I want to know2. I want to go 3. I want to do4. I want to buy
When we plan a search campaign we need to put in our customer’smind and think about his/her motivation
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Defining advertising campaign’s goals
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Another example
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…And for Angie Tuscan Wine Tours?
OBJECTIVE ONLINE SALES
MOTIVATION I WANT TO GO
EFFORT TOURS BOOKING
KPI 30 TOURS BOOKED BY MAY
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1.b. Defining our product
Defining our product
Advertised products must be defined:
– Physical merchandise– Our Brand Image
– A specific service– An eletronic download
The best advertisements are focused, and that focus requires we to really define what our product is at a muchmore granular level.
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Listing benefits and products features
• What is everything that we can offer to our customer?
• We start by listing all our offer’s products, benefits and characteristics to identify what we want to advertise
• We want to target to specific product (it’s not goodenough to focus on our business broadly).
• Each product will need its own campaing
E.G. For Angie business, each tour could have its ownadvertising campaign
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A different campaign for each product
• Each product should have:
– A specific campaign– Unique goals– A focused landing page (for when the advertisement is
clicked)
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Each business should have different campaigns, and every campaign different AD Groups
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Fonte Lynda.com
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1.c. Defining our customers
Creating descriptive personas
• When we start any advertising endeavor, it’s better to outline the type of customer we’re targeting, specific to the product we want them to buy
We do that by creating descriptive buyer personas
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Persona exercise
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2. Planning Keywords
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How keywords work
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Keywords
Keywords are words or phrases that are used to match ourads with the terms people are searching for
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Choose the right keywords
• To choose the best keywords we need to use the common language of our target audience.
• Synonyms do not have the same value.
• And keywords must be specific
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Keywords tips
• Think like a cusomer– Imagine what customers are searching for, use your persona exercises
– Think of specific words of each category
• Organize keywords by themes– Group keywords by themes– Men’s boots -> men’s rain boots -> men’s work’s boots-> etc.
• Be specific– General keywords will yield irrelevant matches
– More is better with specific words
– 5-20 keywords per Ad Group
• Use Google keywords planner or keywordtool.io, Ubersuggest, Kwfinder e Semrush
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Brainstorming keywords idea
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Keyword planner
• We start by looking at the most searched for keywords(beware that Google is influenced by your own previousresearch and the place you live in)
• Google show them in order of importance
Most searched for keywords
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Competitors’ check
Who are ourcompetitors, if they bidon our keywords and how their ads are written
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Google keywords planner
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Using the Google keyword planner
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Utilizzare Google keywords planner
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Google keywords planner
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We need to have a Google account (e.g. Gmail)
Type the keywords, but also our website (or the competior’s one) URL
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Average monthly search
Keywords idea
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We can download the list of keywords
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Example of a downloaded excel file
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KeywordStats2019-04-03at17_40_071marzo2018-28febbraio2019Keyword Currency Avg.monthlysearchesMinsearchvolumeMaxsearchvolumeCompetition Competition(indexedvalue)Topofpagebid(lowrange)Topofpagebid(highrange)tuscanywinetours EUR N/D 100 1.000 Media 62 0,95 1,76tuscanywinetoursfromflorence EUR N/D 100 1.000 Alta 76 1,1 2,55florencewinetours EUR N/D 100 1.000 Media 65 1,04 3,6winetastingflorence EUR N/D 100 1.000 Alta 67 0,84 2,9chiantiwinetourfromflorence EUR N/D 100 1.000 Alta 77 1,01 2,45winetastingtuscany EUR N/D 100 1.000 Media 60 0,63 2,71chiantiwinetour EUR N/D 100 1.000 Alta 67 1,05 1,89florencewinery EUR N/D 100 1.000 Bassa 25 0,49 1,34brunellodimontalcino EUR N/D 100 1.000 Alta 91 0,06 0,41rossodimontalcino EUR N/D 100 1.000 Alta 88 0,06 0,22chiantiwine EUR N/D 100 1.000 Media 34 0,48 1,4bestwineriesintuscany EUR N/D 100 1.000 Bassa 24 0,36 1,81chiantiregion EUR N/D 100 1.000 Bassa 7 1,01 1,32tuscanytours EUR N/D 100 1.000 Media 62 0,58 2,17tuscanytoursfromflorence EUR N/D 100 1.000 Alta 82 0,99 2,43chiantiitaly EUR N/D 100 1.000 Bassa 9 0,36 1,33tuscantourtime EUR N/D 10 100 Bassa 24 0,52 1,58privatetuscanywinetours EUR N/D 10 100 Media 52privatewinetourflorence EUR N/D 10 100 Media 55 0,48 2,53privatechiantiwinetour EUR N/D 10 100 Media 50privatetuscanywinetoursfromflorence EUR N/D 10 100 Sconosciutabrunellowinetourfromflorence EUR N/D 10 100 Alta 100 1,21 1,9supertuscanwinetoursfromflorence EUR N/D 10 100 Media 62privatewinetourtuscany EUR N/D 10 100 Media 57tuscanywinetastingtours EUR N/D 10 100 Alta 71 0,61 1,92winetoursnearflorence EUR N/D 10 100 Media 64 1,07 2,48florencewinetastingtour EUR N/D 10 100 Alta 68 1,29 3,14winetoursoutofflorence EUR N/D 10 100 Media 57winetoursfromflorencetotuscany EUR N/D 10 100 Media 57winerytoursnearflorenceitaly EUR N/D 10 100 Alta 71
We can choose a specific geographical area to target our search
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We can add the keywords that we preferdirectly to the media plan
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We can create AD Groups
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And we can choose the match type
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What are these match types?
5 keywords matching options
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1. Broad Match
• Default for all keywords• Matches words that are closely related, such as synonims• Captures the largest volume
• Will often yeld irrelevant clicks
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2. Broad match modifier (+)
• Uses the plus (+) symbol to apply the modifier (+women’s+hats)
• Contains close modifications, but not synonims• Can still be in any order• Will often yeld irrelevant clicks
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3. Phrase match (“ ”)
• Uses the quote symbol to apply the modifier (‘’women’shat’’)
• The phrase must be in the specific order• Can still contains terms before or after the phrase• Must contain the exact phrase
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4. Exact match ([ ])
• Uses the bracket symbol to apply the modifier ([women’shat])
• The search cannot contain any other terms
• Still displays for very close variations
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5. Negative match (-)
• Uses the minus symbol to apply the modifier (-free)
• Prevents ad from displaying when search contains thatterm
• Excellent way of filtering out irrelevant traffic
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3. Creating the campaign
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Clicking on Google Ads we arrive at the campaign section
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To start a new campaign+
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Creating the campaign
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Choose a descriptive campaign name
If we don’t want Google partner we need to deflag this option
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Geographic targeting
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We select the geographical area and all the people who are looking for it
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Then we select the language (1 language per ad: Google DOESN’T TRANSLATE)
And then the CPC max thatwe want to spend
After selecting the geographicalarea and the language we enter the daily budget
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I can plan my ad in specific hours or days of the weeks
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And we create the ad…
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But first we need to create the Ad Group
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Writing the text ad
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4’12’’
No. of characters allowed
We can see the preview of our ad
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Monitoring the campaign
Reporting
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10’53’’
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Example
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ThanksSources:
Media planning & buying in the 21st century – Ronald Geskey – 2017
Online Marketing Foundations – Ted Batesole – Lynda.com
Google Ads essential training – Ted Batesole – Lynda.com
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