
Set up your Google Ads account with a Gmail sign-in, choose the full account, and skip the guided setup to learn how to create campaigns and ad groups.
Set up lead conversions by creating a lead conversion in ad words, generating a tracking tag, and placing it on the thank you page to track submissions.
Define your marketing goals blueprint, decide why you run ads and your monthly budget, then outline landing pages, keywords, and campaigns across search, display, and video to measure conversions.
Create a local search ads campaign by configuring a search campaign, targeting Hampstead with a 20 mile radius, using enhanced cost per click, a daily budget, and ad extensions.
Create an ad group for party rentals, set budget and default bid, and add keywords like tables, chairs, inflatables. Learn about exact, phrase, and broad match types and keyword planning.
Launch a targeted Google Ads campaign by creating ads linked to relevant landing pages, using keyword-driven headlines, concise descriptions, and extensions, then optimize with three ads per ad group.
Master Google Ads keyword match types, including broad, broad match modifier, phrase, and exact, plus negative keywords and keyword planner, to refine targeting and boost campaign performance.
Learn to use the Google Ads keyword planner to find keywords. Analyze search volume trends, build relevant ad groups for party rentals, and apply negative keywords.
Add negative keywords at campaign or ad group level and build a reusable negative keyword list to prevent unrelated searches, using search terms insights and the minus sign.
Learn how ad extensions enhance Google ads for small businesses with site links, callouts, and call extensions, improving click-through rate and conversions.
Modify columns in Google Ads to track key performance indicators across campaigns, ad groups, and ads, including impression share, CPC, CTR, conversions, and quality score, with location and device insights.
Adjust bid strategies at the campaign level using target cost per acquisition, max clicks, or conversions, and portfolio strategies; analyze data to optimize CPC and top-of-page placement.
Learn to set the right bid amount by analyzing cost per click and keyword performance, using keyword plan and suggested bids to optimize ad rank and budget.
Track ad performance by analyzing keywords, budget, location targeting, and ad groups to optimize headlines, landing pages, and extensions for higher click-through and conversions.
Compare your ads against competitors using auction insights, and analyze impressions share, top of page rate, and outranking share to optimize bidding and prevent losing clicks.
Create and customize KPI reports by building reports from campaigns, ad groups, and keywords, then assemble them into dashboards with charts, scorecards, and weekly email updates.
Create and target audiences using website visitors, app users, YouTube users, page visitors, and customer lists to enable remarketing and reach users who visited wedding pages but did not convert.
Learn to set up a standard display campaign to retarget website visitors who didn't convert, using display network audiences, keywords, topics, placements, and a $10 daily budget.
Set up remarketing ads by creating your image, headlines, description, business name, final URL, and a call to action to target website visitors who did not convert.
Set up and manage video ads in Google Ads by configuring campaigns, bidding strategies, audience targeting, placements, and ad formats, then track viewable metrics to optimize performance.
Celebrate completing the Google Ads for small business master course and prepare to run profitable ads that boost return on investment and own your market.
What if I told you that you can run profitable ads WITHOUT paying for them? You'd probably think I'm crazy right?
Well, I must inform you that this is 100% possible and it's done by offsetting your cost per acquisition.
For example, you sell personal training sessions. Before running your ads, you will have to find out how much it costs to acquire a new customer.
Let's say you sell your sessions for $100. If your cost per acquisition is $20 then you will want to offer a "bump offer" or small end product before your potential customer signs up for a full price session.
Without doing this, you'll only end up profiting $80 per initial session. However, as an example you could sell cheap meal plan for $19.99 and it's a 1 time offer. When you generate a lead for your personal training session, you're offering this low cost item first which will offset your cost per acquisition.
In simple terms, you're using small end products/services to offset the cost of acquiring a new customer.
When you do this with running profitable ads, you will see exactly how much it costs to acquire a customer from your paid ads. This is called Cost Per Conversion.
This course dives deep into how to set up a successful Ads account. You'll end this course knowing exactly how to master Google Ads.
Some of the best lessons in the course include:
Setting up KPI reports
Spying on competitors ad performance
Finding high quality keywords
Setup remarketing ads
Breaking down ad performance
Setting up highly profitable ads for your small business
This course is designed for all small business owners because it was built by a small business owner. When you understand how paid ads work, you have the ability to completely dominate your online marketing. That is what you will learn in this course.
I hope to see you on the inside of this jam packed course.