Wednesday, February 11, 2015

BUS213 Digital Marketing - Search Engine Marketing Tools

A useful tool when creating an ad campaign or multiple ad campaigns. It allows you to set daily budgets, controlling how much you spend over any period of time, so you can stay on budget by monitoring and adjusting this number. It focuses on your target audience, which is useful if you have already identified one and know who will most likely respond to your ads. This allows you to customize advertisements based on these targets. Your bidding is also controlled by this tool, which goes hand in hand with your budget. By setting certain bids and constantly monitoring them, you can minimize costs while maximizing effective campaign strategies. An example of such is where certain AdWords are not as expensive during certain hours of the day or times of the year, by lowering your bid during this time you spend less per click while competing smartly with your competitors.

Uber Suggest is a supplement to tools like Google Keyword Planner. It offers variations of terms to use as Adwords, offering different phrases to be associated with your website or campaigns. You can also use this to understand your potential customers better, see what other terms are frequently paired with your AdWords. If you are making a "Chocolate Cake" campaign and see "Chocolate Ice Cream Cake" is a commonly searched phrase, then you might make your campaign include ice cream cakes int he advertisement, or on your website so it is more likely to appear in searches.

Using these skills to supplement or manage any campaign is very useful in advertising and in the creation of budgets. It can regulate the amount of money you spend and help you budget smarter. This also allows better control over the AdWords used in your campaign, or even creating a new word association that drives a campaign.

I would like to use these tools in conjunction with one another to maximize effective and budget friendly Ad campaigns. Proper planning is essential in today's competitive market.
   


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