Paid Search Advertising (ch 11) wk3 Flashcards

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Definition:

Advertising for which the advertiser pays only for each click on their advert.

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Pay Per Click (PPC)

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Definition:

The total clicks on a link divided by the number of times that an ad link has been shown; expressed as a percentage.

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Click Through Rate

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Definition:

The first page a user reaches when clicking on a link in an online marketing campaign. The pages that have the most success are those that match up as closely as possible with the user’s expectations.

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Landing Page

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Name 4 types of PPC Advertising.

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See Below:

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Definition:

A unique web address that is branded for marketing purposes. It takes a long address and converts it into a shorter, customised link, which is coherent with your brand and is more trustful to click.

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A Vanity URL

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Let’s discuss the Anatomy of a Paid Search Ad.

Name the 5 fields and their maximum character lengths

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See Below:

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A call to action would be inserted into what field of a paid search ad?

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The description field. (80 character max)

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True or False:

Google may add extensions automatically

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True

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Identify the four examples of Ad Extensions below.

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See Below:

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Identify the two examples of Ad Extensions below.

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See Below

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True or False:

Company’s should build links to multiple landing pages relevent to the keyword searches entered at the search engine platform.

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True

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True or False:

Landing pages can not effect the quality score of an ad.

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False

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Ad rank factors determine ________ and ________ of our ads.

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Ad rank factors determine visibility and placement of our ads.

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True or False:

CTR rates through the first 5 Ad positions will result in over 10%.

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False

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Name the 4 major components of Google’s Quality Score.

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See Below:

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Define the formula that ultimately determine ad rank and position for Google paid search results.

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See Below:

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While conducting keyword research and analysis name four (4) areas that should be concentrated on.

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See Below:

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When thinking about keyword relevence name 4 categories that keyword terms might fall under.

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Definition:

Helps with customer reach. The number of searches for a particular keyword in a given timeframe

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Keyword Search Volume

20
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What metric should you use when analyzing keyword cost?

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Cost-per-Click

22
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Define the following concept in a few words:

“As the length of search increases the volume of searches decreases”

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Long Tail of Search

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Match Type Definition:

Includes phrases containing your keywords, in any order, as well as variations (e.g., synonyms, misspellings)

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Match Type Definition

Includes phrases containing your keywords, in any order, as well as variations (e.g.,synonyms, misspellings) but only shows ads in searches including words
designated with a plus sign (+red +shoes)

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Broad Match Modifier

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Match Type Definition

Search phrases containing your keywords, in the same order, as well as other words

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Match Type Definition: Search phrases with the exact words in the same order
**Exact Match**
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Match Type Definition: Search words that won’t activate your ads, regardless of what other words are used
**Negative Match**
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What keyword Match type should i use if I want the lowest reach and sharp targeting?
**Exact Match**
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What keyword Match type should i use if I want the highest reach and broad targeting?
Broad Match
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Definition A feature offered in Google Ads (formerly Google AdWords) and other ad networks which allows you to customize an ad to a searcher’s search query.
**Dynamic Keyword Insertion**
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Within the Google Adwods account structure ads are organized in grouping under \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_?
**Campaigns**
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Within Google AdWords Account Structure, ads that have a common grouping fall under what?
**Ad Groups**
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Order the following steps for planning and setting up a Paid Search Campaign. * Conduct key word research * Launch a campaign by placing bids * Define business objectives/metrics for sucess * Measure and analyze results, test and optimize * Define business goals and conduct market research * Create ads ( heading, description, path extensions) and ensure tracking is in place * Establish a budget
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Calculate the following Break Even Point Analysis: PPC Conversion Cost = Profit Margin per Sale = BEP CPC for Avg. Sale = BEP CPC for LTV =
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What area of key word analysis do the following bullets fall under? * Determine who are your company's that sell similar products * Assess the use of paid search by company's that sell similar products * Evaluate Quality Score components of thee companies
(keyword) **Competitive Analysis**
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Definition: keywords that help identify your business based on its location and the location of your desired customer base
Geo-targeting
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What is the default match type on Google Search?
**Broad Match**
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**Definition:** what you write to entice searchers to click on your ad.
**Ad Copy**
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# Define the formula:
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Based on the following calculations if your CPC turns out to be $.40 are you profiting or taking a loss?
You cost per click is **above** the $.34 break even point so you are **taking a loss**.
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Based on the following calculations if your CPC turns out to be $.20 are you profiting or taking a loss?
You cost per click is **below** the $.34 break even point so you are making a profit.