
Explore Google Ads and the concepts of pay-per-click, SEM, and SEO, and learn how Google Ads enables quick, budget-driven paid search versus organic results.
Learn pay per click concepts and why ads are charged on clicks. Apply a five-point Google Ads strategy—know your product, define location, set budget, plan outcomes, and time frame.
Sign in to the Google Ads portal, set up an account without payment details in expert mode, then configure country, time zone, currency, and explore campaigns and ad copy creation.
Discover how to structure Google Ads with a four-level hierarchy—account, campaign, ad group, and keywords and ads—using the campaigns tab and plus button to optimize budgeting for website traffic.
Learn to set up a Google Ads search campaign by configuring campaign name, location targeting to Mumbai, language, budget and bidding, and adding extensions like call, site link, and location.
Learn to create an ad group, select related keywords with the keyword ideas tool, and build effective ads using headlines, display paths, descriptions, and clear calls to action.
Create Google ads by linking to relevant landing pages, using HDTV keywords in headlines and descriptions, and understanding final url versus display path to finish ad groups and campaigns.
Understand quality score in Google Ads, how it is assigned per keyword after a campaign goes live, and its role in the ad auction, influenced by CTR and impressions.
Learn how ad extensions such as call, location, site link, and app extensions boost Google ads and quality score, and how relevant ad copy and landing pages influence it.
Learn how to use the search terms report to refine Google Ads by distinguishing keywords from search terms, applying broad, phrase, and exact match types, and adding negative keywords.
Analyze ad auction insights, monitor competitors and impression share, and optimize top of page position for loans campaigns while downloading reports and pausing campaigns.
Review the end-to-end process of Google Ads campaigns, from campaign creation to ad group and ad creation, ad auctions, and analysis of search terms and keyword reports to gauge performance.
Now known as Google Ads for search, it is an online advertising platform. Here, you can pay Google some amount of money to show your ads on Websites, Google Search Results, YouTube, and inside some apps using keywords. It works on a PPC or Pay Per Click basis; here, you will only pay if a user clicks on your ads. As the name suggests, most ad types on AdWords are textual with a headline and some descriptions with a link to the advertiser’s website.
In a nutshell, it works on a bidding basis. These bids are done on keywords. Meaning, if you want your ad to appear when someone searches for “Buy Laptops,” you will bid some amount, and it will be compared to other advertisers’ bids. If your bid is the most relevant in the competition, your ad will be shown. When the user clicks on your ad, he will be taken to your website, and you will be charged. Now, just to be clear, when deciding what ad to show to a visitor, Google also looks at ad relevancy, user preferences, location, and some other factors, but typically, Bid Amount is a big factor.
Now that we have discussed how Google AdWords works and its uses, it is necessary to understand that it is not the only Ad Platform available on the internet. Bing Ads, Media dot net, etc., are also ad networks that support advertising.