Had you checked the current Google ad interface. There is no Target roas and Target cpa in current Google ad interface. What the need to upload the older version video.
Thank you much for this tutorial. Im wondering if i have to set the budget cost per day if my campaign is focused on maxmising conversions and the target cpa is 5$? or i should leave it open ?
So if you have an existing manual cpc campaign don’t copy it to start a maximize conversions correct? Just change the bidding strategy within existing account?
In you google ad account show Target CPA as main dropdown navigation but in my google ads account it says Target CPA option under Maximize Conversion. your bidding settings are little different, I just want target-cpa to configure without using the maximize conversion feature the way you did, please do let me know how to correct this. thanks
I am doing a research project for my masters where I need to the Impact of AI on Ad Targeting and Optimization. For it I need the actual data from the dashboard. can I get some help there.
halu, my bussiness can't provide conversions value directly to google ads. so i have to use gclid and uploading mannual to google ads. when i have enough data, can i use maximize conversion value?
Thanks a lot for the video. A question: how to decide/choose a desired CPA or desired Roas value, what type of analysis or which metric to analyze to make this quantitative decision?
my account recommends CPA of $140, and my value average per sale is $60. if I set CPA 30 which is ideal (to get 100% ROI) I get no impressions. As soon as I raise it to $140 as recommended, I get impressions. Is my account ruined? because google says its using data from all of my campaigns to determine a recommendation, and CPA is so high because of all the testings that didn't work. so obviously it looks high when I see my campaign globally - but if I zoom in by keywords, audience segments, it is around 20~30 cost per conversion. I also have value reported in conversion, so what benefit would I have if I use maximize conversion value and use ROAS? if I try that, google recommends 37% and that sounds terrible lol first i thought it was for every $100 spent, i would get $37 profit. but no. it means i lose $63 every $100 spent. So what can i do now? Create a new account and start from 0? i only have 5 conversions so far.
average per sale is not exact numbers. You should know your revanue per month, ads spent per month then use roas if your account has data about your value,ect.... otherwise you should you target CPA . Your recommends CPA is 140$ , you can set it 140, but real Cost per Action maybe not above 140. if you set 60$ you maybe get no imp and it did happen to you. And your account just have 5 conversions. its not enough to start running max conversions, max conversion value. So being impatient and optimizes your account, campaign, adgroup, keywords. First campaign you can use Manual CPC to control metrics, or use maximize clicks. when you have atleast 15 conv you can use other strategies bidding
The problem with Google Ads from my perspective is if you apply these " complicated " options for your ads, some ads may perform well and some won't... Seems like Google Ads just like simple campaigns.
I got 30 conversions last 30 days so I changed my bid strategy to maxi conversions. It took terrible results. $1,100 for 1 conversion. I changed it back to clicks today. But I don't know If it is correct.
The video is great, informative!
Thank you much for this tutorial
Please let me know if you have any questions about Target CPA or Target ROAS. Thanks for watching my video!
Hey love your content, can you make a video on YT ads how to target audience for course selling?
Had you checked the current Google ad interface. There is no Target roas and Target cpa in current Google ad interface.
What the need to upload the older version video.
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Which is better and do you prefer Ecommerce Business?
Thank you. I was confused about smart bidding strategy. You have explained it so easily.
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Thank you much for this tutorial. Im wondering if i have to set the budget cost per day if my campaign is focused on maxmising conversions and the target cpa is 5$? or i should leave it open ?
Thank you for the video. Should we set values for our each conversion. Or just putting a value in % is enough?
Thank you for the video
Good job. Thank you
awesome video
Why should you pick tCPA for lead gen and not tROAS?
The video is great, informative!
So if you have an existing manual cpc campaign don’t copy it to start a maximize conversions correct? Just change the bidding strategy within existing account?
In you google ad account show Target CPA as main dropdown navigation but in my google ads account it says Target CPA option under Maximize Conversion. your bidding settings are little different, I just want target-cpa to configure without using the maximize conversion feature the way you did, please do let me know how to correct this. thanks
I'm about to have an interview on this exact topic and I feel so informed now! Maybe i'll venmo you a finders fee if i get it. 🤑
Hey love your content, can you make a video on YT ads how to target audience for course selling?
I am doing a research project for my masters where I need to the Impact of AI on Ad Targeting and Optimization. For it I need the actual data from the dashboard. can I get some help there.
halu, my bussiness can't provide conversions value directly to google ads. so i have to use gclid and uploading mannual to google ads. when i have enough data, can i use maximize conversion value?
Why should you pick tCPA for lead gen and not tROAS?
Hi,
Thank you for your video. What is the difference between ROAS and ROI, can you pls explain.
Thanks a lot for the video. A question: how to decide/choose a desired CPA or desired Roas value, what type of analysis or which metric to analyze to make this quantitative decision?
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my account recommends CPA of $140, and my value average per sale is $60. if I set CPA 30 which is ideal (to get 100% ROI) I get no impressions. As soon as I raise it to $140 as recommended, I get impressions. Is my account ruined?
because google says its using data from all of my campaigns to determine a recommendation, and CPA is so high because of all the testings that didn't work. so obviously it looks high when I see my campaign globally - but if I zoom in by keywords, audience segments, it is around 20~30 cost per conversion.
I also have value reported in conversion, so what benefit would I have if I use maximize conversion value and use ROAS?
if I try that, google recommends 37% and that sounds terrible lol
first i thought it was for every $100 spent, i would get $37 profit. but no. it means i lose $63 every $100 spent.
So what can i do now?
Create a new account and start from 0?
i only have 5 conversions so far.
average per sale is not exact numbers. You should know your revanue per month, ads spent per month then use roas if your account has data about your value,ect....
otherwise you should you target CPA . Your recommends CPA is 140$ , you can set it 140, but real Cost per Action maybe not above 140. if you set 60$ you maybe get no imp and it did happen to you.
And your account just have 5 conversions. its not enough to start running max conversions, max conversion value.
So being impatient and optimizes your account, campaign, adgroup, keywords.
First campaign you can use Manual CPC to control metrics, or use maximize clicks. when you have atleast 15 conv you can use other strategies bidding
The problem with Google Ads from my perspective is if you apply these " complicated " options for your ads, some ads may perform well and some won't... Seems like Google Ads just like simple campaigns.
I got 30 conversions last 30 days so I changed my bid strategy to maxi conversions. It took terrible results. $1,100 for 1 conversion. I changed it back to clicks today. But I don't know If it is correct.
Max Conversions performed poorly for you. Did you eventually migrate to tCPA, or what strategy worked best for you?
The video is great, informative!
Thank you for the video