👉🏻 Put the most important keywords at the front of product titles.
👉🏻Customize the title wrt product
Eg - If you are selling earphones, putting brand name before the product will be advisable. Not so for something like phone covers.
👉🏻 Only 70 of the 150 available characters in a title being visible in the Shopping ad.
Those limitations are even more significant on mobile devices where only a few words are shown.
This guide by DataFeedWatch is a good reference point.
2. Use good quality HD images
👉🏻 A good product image should catch the customer's eye and make a positive first impression.
👉🏻 You can also give your listings a boost by including images of your products from different angles
👉🏻 Never compromise on Image quality
3. Conduct in-depth keyword research
👉🏻 Use Keyword analysis tools. You can use paid ones as they give in-depth information.
👉🏻 By conducting keyword research, you will be able to find the most important words and phrases to include in your titles and descriptions.
4. Focus on your bestselling products
👉🏻 After a while you will have sufficient data to determine which are your top-performing products.
👉🏻By checking which products give you the best ROI, you can focus the majority of your advertising budget on them.
5. Exclude any unprofitable products
Exclude certain products if:
•they are not attracting any interest
•they get clicks that do not convert into sales
•they are out of season.
You may also want to exclude any out-of-stock/low stock items.
6. Use negative keywords
Weed out your unrelated clicks by using Negative Keywords.
👉🏻 To find unrelated keywords, look at the queries that generate lots of site visits but no transactions.
👉🏻Once you have found the undesirable keywords, set them as negative keywords.
7. Use bid adjustments to stretch your budget further
👉🏻 You can adjust your bid on a schedule, by location, or device; all of which can assist you in spending efficiently.
👉🏻 If most of your conversions come from mobile, then you should focus more bids there than on desktop.
That’s a wrap.
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To be successful in any type of advertising, whether it be on internet, TV, or local shop, you must keep tabs on your competitors and their tactics.
Competition research should be taken very seriously if you want to get ahead in your game.
1. Google Ad’s Keyword Planner
Type in a keyword that’s crucial to your business, and you’ll get data to better understand search trends and what you may need to bid to have your ads appear.
Pro Tip -Experiment with your own bids to find what works best for your campaigns.
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