Saturday, January 13, 2007

How To Create Cost Effective Google AdWords Ad Campaigns

Google AdWords is a Pay Per Click Advertising system. This mean that it takes zero dollars to show your ad on the Google search results pages for your selected keywords, but if the visitor click on the ad Google will charge your credit card the bid amount of the keyword.


In most Pay Per Click search engines there is a simple rule that goes with the ad budget. If you get more clicks you pay more. But with AdWords the opposite is true. The more clicks your ad gets, the "less" you pay. This in an inverse rule. So if your ad is receiving more clicks then day after day your advertising rated go on reducing with an equal increase in traffic volumes. This is a great feature for online advertisers.


So the golden rule with AdWords is,


>>More clicks = More traffic = Less You Pay


When you ad receives more clicks Google's system thinks that you ad is more "relevance" to what visitors are looking for and the system reduces you price-per-click or "bid" and at the same time the rank of your ad also gets a boost.


There are many ways to write relevant ads that get maximum clicks. One of the best ways is to include the most relevant keyword in you ad. This is because Google's system with make the keywords in you ad "bold" on the result pages and this will increase the probability of getting more clicks. Once your ad starts getting more clicks, you get more traffic and you "bid" goes on reducing.


Thus the true success in creating a cost effective ad campaign is to learn the art of writing relevant ads that will trigger emotions in the visitors and will compel them to "click" on your ad.


Copyright Shrinivas Vaidya


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