Using PPC Marketing With Your Branding Campaign

Posted September 24, 2009

The many advances in the Pay per click advertising industry over the past decade made it now possible to run a PPC branding campaign. Branding campaigns are really just a long-term method for a company to influence customers and PPC now allows companies to do branding as a highly focused and quantifiable effort.

Any business can put up effective promotions for branding using any PPC network. Author Boris Mordkovich, of the book "Pay-Per-Click Search Engine Marketing Handbook" gives out some guidelines for managing a branding campaign using PPC marketing.

He encourages all PPC advertisers to monitor their branding campaign regularly and tweak the strategy as they go; varying the ads only slightly can have a significant impact on results, and this is a strategy that many successful PPC and Google Adwords advertisers use regularly in order to optimize their efforts. Some of the best ways to tap into this opportunity for your branding campaign involve:

1. Treat PPC advertising as separate from conventional ad campaigns. Pay per click campaigns are very different from conventional marketing. The goal is to get a response from customers but the information you get from PPC is different. Isolate your PPC campaign from your other marketing efforts to increase your efficiency and effectiveness in PPC advertising.

2. USP is not as effective in PPC. The approach in pay per click marketing involves researching for the keywords and keyphrases your customers use to search for the products and services in your industry. No one would click your ads if your USP statement was very far from the words your customers use.

3. Adjust your strategy regularly. The great thing about this advertising method is that you can get accurate metrics about your campaign almost in real-time. Take advantage of this by optimizing your ads regularly for more clicks and better results.

4. Develop the right landing page. Customers have very short attention span, especially in the internet. You don't want to send them to your homepage that just talks about your company in general. Consider developing a landing page that gives out detailed information about your ad's subject. This grabs the attention of your customers and makes it easier for you to obtain more accurate campaign metrics.

5. Be creative with headlines and ad copy. Don't be afraid to hire a copywriter to write your ads; the impact of just a few lines of text can be significant when you are selling in a highly competitive market, so take the time to develop some quality ads and monitor your results regularly to make changes when necessary.

Advertising with Google Adwords is a powerful technique that most websites can use to attract more customers. Creating quality Google Ads is one of the most important skills to have when using Adwords - and there are several quality training resources available online.

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