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Google Ads Features and Benefits
Google Ads offers a wealth of features to help meet specific needs. Here are some key tools:
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Customer Match: This feature allows the use of first-party data to connect with customers across Google channels. It helps reach those customers, or people with related interests, with more relevant ads in a privacy-safe way.
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Broad Match: This feature uses Google AI to understand complex intent signals online. It allows the ad to show for searches related to the meaning of a keyword, whether that keyword features in the query or not.
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Keyword Planner: This tool enables research and exploration of different keywords alongside insights on search volume and bid estimates. It helps get ads in front of the people most likely to buy your product or services.
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Keyword Insertion: This feature responds to people’s search queries, automatically adding your keywords into headlines and descriptions to make your ads more relevant.
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Assets like Images and Sitelinks: These assets draw people in with more details about your business directly in the ad. There are plenty of assets you can use at no extra cost, from snippets about your business to price and sale callouts.
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Insights Page: This page provides actionable tips.
Google Ads also offers several benefits:
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Targeting: Google Ads offers different ways of targeting, which include keywords, ad location, age, location, language, days, times, and frequency.
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Online Advertising: Online advertising allows showing ads to the people who are likely to be interested in your products and services, while filtering out folks who aren't. It also gives the opportunity to reach potential customers as they use multiple devices — desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones.
Google Ads Pricing
Google Ads pricing is flexible and depends on several factors. On the Search Network (search results), the average cost per click (CPC) is between $1 and $2. For the Google Display Network (on other websites), the average CPC is under $1. The most expensive keywords in AdWords and Bing Ads cost $50 or more per click.
Google Ads costs can range from $100 – $10,000 per month. Most businesses pay $0.11 – $0.50 per click and $0.51 – $1000 per 1000 impressions on average.
There are also budgeting tools available. For example, the average daily budget specifies how much you’re comfortable spending each day for the month. You can adjust it anytime. The monthly spending limit is the most you’ll spend on a campaign in a single month. It’s calculated by multiplying your average daily budget by the average number of days in a month.
Google Ads also offers sign-up offers to jumpstart your first campaign. For example, spend $500 with Google Ads in the first 60 days to unlock a $500 Ads credit. There are also offers for $1000 and $1500 Ads credit for spending $1500 and $3000 respectively in the first 60 days.
Remember, these are averages and actual costs can vary depending on various factors, like your industry, campaign targeting, and ad network.
Payment Method
Google Ads offers several payment methods to choose from, including credit and debit cards, bank accounts, electronic funds transfer (EFT), and pay-per-click (PPC) budgeting options. The payment methods available for your account depend on your currency and country selection, and sometimes also your payment setting (manual, automatic or monthly invoicing).
There are three main payment settings available:
- Automatic payments: After your ads run, Google Ads automatically charges your payment method.
- Manual payments: You make a payment before your ads run.
- Monthly invoicing: Some businesses are eligible for a Google credit line if they meet certain requirements. With this method, you accrue costs and receive a monthly invoice. Then, you pay for these costs with a check or bank transfer.
Remember, this information is subject to change and it's always a good idea to check the latest policies on the official website.
Google Ads FAQs
Google Ads Alternatives
Here are the top 10 alternatives to ads.google.com:
- Marin Software
- Bing Ads
- Skai
- Adobe Advertising Cloud
- Facebook for Business
- Apple Search Ads
- Optmyzr
- ADYOUNEED
- LinkedIn Ads
- TikTok Ads
Each platform has its own unique features and advantages, so it's important to choose the one that best fits the specific needs and goals. Remember, this information is subject to change and it's always a good idea to check the latest policies on the official website.
How To Open A Google Ads Account?
To open an account on ads.google.com, follow these steps:
- Visit ads.google.com and click Start Now.
- Sign in to the preferred Google account.
- Provide business information (name and URL) for faster campaign setup.
- Select campaign goals and budget.
- Enter payment details.
Additionally, there's an opportunity to set up conversion measurement as the final step, which allows measuring important actions people take on the ads and website.
For a more detailed setup, switch to expert mode for more options and functionalities. This mode allows for more control over the campaigns, including keyword research to find the best keywords for the business and creating a proper campaign.
Remember, this information is subject to change and it's always a good idea to check the latest policies on the official website.
Google Ads Return Policy?
Google Ads does not have a return policy in the traditional sense. However, refunds can be requested for account credit by canceling the Google Ads account. The refund is automatically initiated to the bank account or credit card associated with the Google Ads account. The processing time is approximately 2 weeks for Google to process, and additional time for the credit card company to process.
For Shopping ads and free listings, return policies are set up in the Merchant Center account. These policies can be associated with all products, specific groups of products, or even a single product by using the return policy label attribute in the product feed. Return policy is a key factor for people making a purchasing decision, and showing policies on ads, listings, and Gmail may help the performance of the products. The return policies that are uploaded and verified will take precedence over what's collected from the website.
To set up returns, return policies need to be created in the Merchant Center account. These policies can be associated with all products, with specific groups of products, or even a single product by using the return policy label attribute in the product feed. For each return policy, a number of settings can be configured, such as return eligibility and when customers are responsible for return shipping costs.
Products sold through Shopping Ads or free listings do not require a return address. More details can be found in the Google Merchant Center Help Center.
Please note that this information is subject to change and it's always a good idea to check the latest policies on the official website.