By Dennis - Last updated: June 30, 2020 - No comments
Callout extensions are the small sibling amongst the ad extensions. They don’t stand out visually, tucked in with the rest of the ad text, and you can’t click them. But while they are small, they can make your ads a lot more attractive to your potential buyers. In this article, I’ll show you how to […]
By Dennis - Last updated: June 8, 2020 - No comments
Sitelink extensions are the best known ad extensions in Google Ads. That’s because they’ve been around the longest and are probably also one of the most effective extensions when it comes to increasing your CTR. They’re especially great for ecommerce stores because they allow you to highlight all of your benefits and product catalog, without […]
By Dennis - Last updated: May 14, 2020 - No comments
Exact match is the most restrictive keyword match type. When you add a keyword using exact match, Google Ads will only show your ads for keywords that are almost identical to the one you provide. And because you know the search query, it allows you to create an advertisement and pick a landing page that […]
By Dennis - Last updated: May 6, 2020 - No comments
For years, I’ve been talking shit about broad match keywords. My advice has been simple: stay away from this keyword match type, especially if you are new to Google Ads. That’s because in all the accounts I’ve audited, broad match keywords are one of the key reasons for a poor ROI. So in this article, […]
By Dennis - Last updated: May 4, 2020 - No comments
Phrase match is one of the four keyword match types available in Google Ads. It is a way to indicate to Google how closely they should match your keyword with a user’s search query. broaThe quotation marks of phrase match (kind of) limits your search to the words and the word order that you specify. […]
By Dennis - Last updated: April 22, 2020 - Comments: 1
Modified broad match is one of the 4 keyword match types in Google Ads. As the name implies, it is a slight variation of the broad match type. it is a little more restrictive (and a lot better 😬) You can easily recognize a modified broad match keyword by the plus sign that’s added in […]