Pay Per Click (PPC) advertising is a form of advertising where you pay for clicks. In other words, you only pay for the traffic you get, not the traffic you reach.
There are a few platforms that offer PPC ads but the absolute best one is Google AdWords (renamed to Google Ads). When most people say “PPC ads”, they mean Google ads.
Unlike Search Engine Optimization (SEO) which usually takes months to kick in, you can start generating leads with PPC ads almost instantly.
Now, let’s elaborate a little bit more on some terms that get thrown around a lot when discussing PPC marketing.
Keyword research – The process of finding different terms and phrases people are typing in Google to find a product or a service.
Competitive analysis – The process of analyzing competitors’ PPC campaigns and figuring out what works and what doesn’t.
Ad copy – The text content of your ad.
Ad tracking – Tracking the results of your ad.
Landing pages – The page to which we will send traffic from the ad.
Conversion rate – The percentage of the number of people who have converted into a lead out of the total number of people who have clicked on your ad.
Call to action – Call to action (CTA) is used for asking your website visitors to do exactly what we want them to do – call you on the phone.
Of course, there are way more concepts one must be comfortable with to run a successful PPC campaign like, for example, exact, phrase, and broad match targeting, negative keywords, geographic keywords, remarketing campaigns, and others.
However, since you’re going to leave PPC management to us, you don’t have to worry about learning all of these Google ads elements yourself.
PPC marketing is one of the most vital digital marketing methods you need to implement into your overall restoration marketing efforts. If done right, it could seriously help grow your business.
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