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5 Things You Need to Know About Google Adwords

By Mark Attwood | Marketing

May 26

5 Things You Need to Know About Google

Running a profitable Google Adwords campaign can be like holding a tiger by the tail. Doing it the way Google teaches you to do it, or even worse, letting them do it for you is financial suicide! Google trains its staff (who’ve never spent their own money on Adwords) and it’s Accredited Partners in a way that makes Google more money, not you.

Here's that email I got

Here’s that email I got

There are a tonne of things you need to know about how to run Adwords profitably

1. Always start with exact match and group together small related keywords per Ad Group

2. Always use conversion tracking and make sure it’s on the right thank you page

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Never assign a value! You're giving your business secrets away to Google

Never assign a value!

Install Your Conversion Tag Code on the Right Page!

Install Your Conversion Tag Code on the Right Page!


3. Only move on the phrase, broad and modified broad match when you’ve got some converting keywords – this is where you will find your new GOLD keywords and this is what will inform all your future SEO to minimise your acquisition costs and maximise your profits.

4. Always use Accelerated traffic in the settings

Even though Google doesn't recommend it, use it. In face, use it because they don't like it.

Even though Google doesn’t recommend it, use it. In face, use it because they don’t like it.


5. Always bid super high at the beginning, then reduce over time to stay in top 1/2 positions. Remember, Google rewards relevancy and part of the way relevancy is measured is by your CTR – the higher it is at the beginning of a campaign, the lower your CPC will be.

Bid High, and Reach for the Sky

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