Tag Archives: Google Ads
The Ultimate Google Ads Audit Guide for Agencies and Brands
A thorough Google Ads audit is essential for maintaining optimal account performance and identifying areas for improvement. This guide breaks down the audit process into key categories: account structure, tracking, targeting, budget and bidding, and ads and extensions. Before diving into the specifics, it’s worth noting that while this guide provides a manual approach to…
Building Keywords Generator with Google Sheets & Keyword Planner API
Google Ads Keyword Planner is a powerful tool that can help you discover new keywords for your paid campaigns and even improve your SEO ranking. However, the process of keyword research can be tedious and time-consuming, especially if you’re managing multiple campaigns at once. But what if you could automate the process of keyword research…
Google Ads Script to Monitor Change History
If you work at an agency or manage several Google Ads accounts, it can be difficult to keep track of everything. Sometimes certain accounts don’t receive enough attention or optimization, which can have negative consequences on performance. To address this challenge, I have developed this Google Ads Scripts that perform the following tasks: • Check…
Run Search Query Report Like a Pro Using Google Ads Scripts
One of the most important reports of managing AdWords campaigns is the search query report. You need to see the actual search queries that trigger your ads to identify new terms to add to your positive keywords and find undesired search terms and add them as negative keywords. Actually, the process can be time-consuming if you manage…
Deep Dive Analysis: Mobile Apps vs Mobile Web Placements
If you ever run a display campaign through Google Ads or any DSP with the objective to drive traffic or conversion, you’ve probably noticed a big difference in traffic performance driven by ads within mobile apps vs mobile web pages. If you realized this already, you’re probably wondering what you should do? Should you exclude…
Ad Position Analysis: How to Determine the Ideal Ad Slot?
Many advertisers believe that being at position 1 is the ultimate goal for the success of Google Ads campaigns. However, position 1 is not always the best for your business. There are many things that you should take into account when you determine the best ad position for your business. Is being at position 1…
Quality Score Analysis via Google Data Studio
Quality score is the second-largest component in calculating the Ad Rank, a higher quality score can lead to lower prices and better ad position. Basically, it’s a key to a successful Google Ads campaign, you can determine any account’s health by the quality of its ads and keywords. In this post, you will learn how to…
5 Tips to Take Shopping Ads to the Next Level
One of the main challenges of running shopping campaigns is the lack of control and the struggle to differentiate yourself from other advertisers. Today, we’ve put together 5 optimization tips that can help you squeeze the most out of your shopping ads and not waste your money on queries or products that don’t perform well….
Setting up AdWords Dynamic Search Ads via Page Feed
Dynamic Search Ads (DSA) are one of the easiest ways to increase your reach and find more opportunities without any keywords research. Targeting for dynamic search ads works by matching people’s searches on Google with specific pages on your site. And of course, you’re in control of how this target works. Google offers 3 targeting…
Google Ads Script to Pause/Remove Low Search Volume Keywords
Low search volume is a status that Google Ads gives to keywords with very little to no search history. The keywords remain inactive until the number of search queries for these keywords increases (even a small amount), they’ll be reactivated and will start triggering your ads to show again. When you have a keyword with low search…