Thanks a ton for the content. So useful. You've basically become my tutor on all to do with Google Ads. I'm a small business owner and have a dormant passion for marketing and sales. Used to have a role as a sales and marketing manager. Learned how to build websites and the basics of SEO. Did some basic coding. So enjoyable. Now I run a renovation company. Just getting into the Google sphere and really appreciate and enjoy your content. I'm from Brampton btw. Peel!! Lol 😅 Noticed you're from somewhere in the GTA region by the sounds of it. Anyways, thanks again. Your hard work is appreciated...
Hi Matt. Thank you for the awesome videos! I was wondering if you would pin the 'Identify the problem' headlines in the 1st position, pin the 'reasons to buy' headlines in the 2nd position and pin the 'call to action' headlines in the 3rd position. My theory is that this would force Google to display the different headlines in the order that we want them to show up. Making the flow natural. What do you think? Also, do you do 5 'Identify the problem', 5 'reasons to buy' and 5 'call to action' headlines?
An idea is nice...in theory. In reality Google often shows only 2 headlines. Plus when you pin everything, your ad strength can suffer. I prefer to pin only problem in the first position.
I always hear you say you only can use three ads but I’m running five at the moment and I have the option to create more. Is this a more recent change?
Many Thanks Matt. If we use dynamic keyword insertion then don't you think it would complicate seeing results of A/B Split Ads testing as different headlines would be created based on keywords in same ad group and there would be other ad groups too.
Thanks Matt. You mentioned the issue of matching the keywords and headline with the landing page, does this mean for every ad group you have to adjust the landing page to match its headlines?
My Client Serve in a few different cities in British Columbia . He is a Bathroom Remodel Business Owner . I was wondering do I have to Create Multiple different campaigns for all the different cities that he covers? How would you structure the campaign? Please Share I am a little stuck. Is it a good idea to target 4 diffrent cities in a single campaign? Please Help
Amazing tips, many thanks
Video Issue - In the video I said to use sentence case for DKI's please use Title Case.
Thanks a ton for the content.
So useful.
You've basically become my tutor on all to do with Google Ads.
I'm a small business owner and have a dormant passion for marketing and sales.
Used to have a role as a sales and marketing manager.
Learned how to build websites and the basics of SEO.
Did some basic coding.
So enjoyable.
Now I run a renovation company.
Just getting into the Google sphere and really appreciate and enjoy your content.
I'm from Brampton btw.
Peel!! Lol 😅
Noticed you're from somewhere in the GTA region by the sounds of it.
Anyways, thanks again. Your hard work is appreciated...
Glad you like the content! 👍
Hi Matt. Thank you for the awesome videos! I was wondering if you would pin the 'Identify the problem' headlines in the 1st position, pin the 'reasons to buy' headlines in the 2nd position and pin the 'call to action' headlines in the 3rd position. My theory is that this would force Google to display the different headlines in the order that we want them to show up. Making the flow natural. What do you think? Also, do you do 5 'Identify the problem', 5 'reasons to buy' and 5 'call to action' headlines?
An idea is nice...in theory. In reality Google often shows only 2 headlines.
Plus when you pin everything, your ad strength can suffer.
I prefer to pin only problem in the first position.
I could not thank you enough ...
I always hear you say you only can use three ads but I’m running five at the moment and I have the option to create more.
Is this a more recent change?
Many Thanks Matt. If we use dynamic keyword insertion then don't you think it would complicate seeing results of A/B Split Ads testing as different headlines would be created based on keywords in same ad group and there would be other ad groups too.
Should I pin headlines?
Thanks Matt. You mentioned the issue of matching the keywords and headline with the landing page, does this mean for every ad group you have to adjust the landing page to match its headlines?
A 'Curly bracket' ! At least is what I like to say to my clients
Thank you! 👍
If I have a 15% Discount Offer should that be in the 2nd head line or should that be in the 3rd head line also I'm in the Auto Detailing Niche
My Client Serve in a few different cities in British Columbia . He is a Bathroom Remodel Business Owner . I was wondering do I have to Create Multiple different campaigns for all the different cities that he covers? How would you structure the campaign? Please Share I am a little stuck. Is it a good idea to target 4 diffrent cities in a single campaign? Please Help
Thank you, Matt. Another valuable video. This one and this other previous th-cam.com/video/lBom9GRW8tk/w-d-xo.html are both key to succeed on GAds.
Thank you so much for the kind words
you are not at all a good google ads trainer. you are an ispiration!