Been trying SKAGS with very little luck. I usually always find the best success with a single keyword just in different variations. Example: plumbing, plumbing near me, plumbing {location:city}, plumber, plumber near me, etc. Location based keywords are where the money is at in my opinion especially for service industry businesses. Holler atcha boi ya diigggg.
I sell an office desk foot rest. About half of people call it a foot stool, however. I was thinking of making two campaigns where I add SKAGs for footrest+longtails, and another for footstool+longtails, and A/B test to see which term converts better. Is that a good idea? Also to have a final url for each keyword to improve QS
A question I have is... whats the best way to manage budget if all ad groups are within the same campaign? When do you decide to create separate campaigns?
Hey man! I got a question, how can you have each ad group have one keyword? For example when I add keywords it's like they all automatically get added to all ad groups.. How can I separate it all and keep it organized? Thank you.
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*This video clears up so many questions I had about SKAGs.*
Thank you so much, I have been searching for helpful info like this everywhere😊
Been trying SKAGS with very little luck. I usually always find the best success with a single keyword just in different variations. Example: plumbing, plumbing near me, plumbing {location:city}, plumber, plumber near me, etc. Location based keywords are where the money is at in my opinion especially for service industry businesses. Holler atcha boi ya diigggg.
This was actually a really useful insight for me as a beginner in google ads, who is also in the service industry, so thank you for that!
@@thedetaildiaries let me know if you need any help 👍🏽
the problem is that if your a beginner youll take this advice then three days later not believe it and start messing everything up. lol
@@txterbug can you please help me?
I sell an office desk foot rest. About half of people call it a foot stool, however. I was thinking of making two campaigns where I add SKAGs for footrest+longtails, and another for footstool+longtails, and A/B test to see which term converts better. Is that a good idea? Also to have a final url for each keyword to improve QS
great insights. Thank you so much.
Do a video about best Google shopping ads strategies and best practices for e-commerce.
Very interesting & informative, thanks.
Good info. Thanks, man!
A question I have is... whats the best way to manage budget if all ad groups are within the same campaign? When do you decide to create separate campaigns?
This video was fantastic
Fantastic class, thank you very much!
Very informative video! Thank you so much for sharing
Currently using phrase match over Exact as current phrase = bmm and Exact moving toward Broad. Prefer STAG as well.
Great info, So would you use dynamic keyword insertion & default text for the first head line with your responsive ads?
Great a as always
So helpful, thank you!
SKAGs are fine. However, budget control is still at the campaign level. So you can't really allocate a certain budget to certain ad groups.
thanks for video!
Thank you!
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Hey man! I got a question, how can you have each ad group have one keyword? For example when I add keywords it's like they all automatically get added to all ad groups.. How can I separate it all and keep it organized? Thank you.
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