Google Ads
Get instant results with Digitalzeup through Google Ads to increase your profits and brand awareness
Targeted Advertisement
We offer Google Ads (PPC) services with a strategic approach to online advertising, ensuring that ads are shown to the targeted audience using precise data. We design campaigns that enhance return on investment, guide potential customers to your website, and achieve high conversion rates while increasing qualified traffic.
Performance Optimization
A Pay Per Click Agency monitors and optimizes campaigns regularly to ensure optimal performance, by refining ad copy and selecting effective keywords. Proactive management increases engagement with the target audience and boosts traffic to your website.
Project implementation stages
Planning
Audience and competitor research – Identifying relevant keywords – Analyzing market trends – Reviewing previous campaign performance
Development
Setting goals and key performance indicators (KPIs) – Allocating the budget and determining bidding strategies – Developing ad copy and designs – Planning the schedule and using platforms
Execution
Launching campaigns on selected platforms – Monitoring performance and adjusting bids – Optimizing keywords and targeting – Conducting A/B tests for improvements
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FAQ
Keywords in Google Ads are the words or phrases you choose to determine when and where your ad appears. This means that when someone searches on Google for something related to your keyword, your ad will show up in the search results. For example, if you have a flower shop and choose the keyword "flower delivery Riyadh," your ad will appear for people searching for that phrase or something similar.
The goal is to precisely target people interested in your service or product, so the more specific the keywords, the higher the chance of attracting the right customers. There are types of keywords like "exact match" or "broad match," and each type helps you control how your ad appears. In short, they are the foundation that ensures your ad reaches the right audience at the right time.
Google Ads has different types that suit your marketing goals, and here are the most notable ones:
- Search Ads: These appear in Google's search results when someone searches for specific keywords, like "buy a phone online." They are the most common and focus on text.
- Display Ads: Images or banners that appear on websites linked to Google (like blogs or YouTube), relying on design to grab attention.
- Video Ads: These appear on YouTube, either before or during the video, and can be short or long depending on your goal.
- Shopping Ads: Designed for e-commerce, they display product images, prices, and names directly in search results, like when you search for "smartwatch."
- App Campaigns: Promote your app on Google Play or the App Store, showing up in search, YouTube, or the display network.
Each type has its use, for example, search ads are ideal for immediate customers, while video or display ads are used to increase brand awareness. Your choice depends on your goal and the audience you're targeting.
Keywords reach the right customers in Google Ads through its smart functioning. When you choose precise keywords related to your product or service, like "website design in Jeddah" instead of a broad term like "design," Google will display your ad to people searching for that exact thing. This means you're targeting those who are genuinely interested.
There are also settings that help:
- Match Types: Like "Exact Match" to ensure your ad only shows for people typing the exact keyword, or "Broad Match" to expand the range a bit.
- Negative Keywords: Prevent your ad from showing to customers you don't want, for example, if you sell "sports shoes," you could add "high heels" as a negative keyword.
- Geographic Targeting: Make your ad appear only for people in a specific area, like "Riyadh."
Google also analyzes users' behavior and interests, so the right keywords with the proper settings attract customers who have buying intent or genuine interest, ensuring you reach the right audience easily and effectively.
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