Google Ads

We use Google Ads to support priority campaigns to drive traffic to certain areas of our site, specific products, etc. The platform offers the potential to reach new users, retarget existing ones, and overall drive sales that we otherwise could have or would have missed out on. The best part of the platform is the ROAS, as clicks are usually pretty cheap for very good returns

Our agency utilizes the Google Ads platform within our Client Services department. We actively manage the Google Ads platform to provide campaign management services for our clients with the following Google Ads products: paid search, Google Shopping campaigns, YouTube, and app install campaigns. The Google Ads platform helps our agency develop keyword strategies, targeting strategies, and helps us optimize our client's campaign performance. The Google Ads platform is a key part of our ad tech stack and it saves our team a lot of time managing Google campaigns.

I use it to advertise my services. The problem is that my ad was suspended and it is impossible to get in touch with a human to figure out what the problem is. They also continue to charge my bank account even though I have no ads running. This is the worst customer service that I have ever experienced. Their excuse is that because of Covid they are working from home and can't accept phone calls, even though the rest of the world has figured out how to do this through Covid. They will only send you a form email that doesn't help at all. Do not use this company, they feel it is ok to not provide customer service and suspend your ads while continuing to charge you.

search advertising

We are using Google Ads primarily for user acquisition. We use Google Ads for acquiring high intent users. Google Ads cater to our a marketing plan roadmap that typically includes various forms of advertising on different networks. We also use it for brand awareness purposes. The overall result has been better than other advertising channels or platforms.

Our main channel for online marketing is Google Ads. We use to show ads to potential students worldwide. We run campaigns Across Europe, Middle East, USA, Australia and Asia. With Ads, it is easier to target students easily in a different country. Adwords gives us very satisfying results as compared to its competitors

SAVE YOUR MONEY!!!!!!!!! THEY ARE THIEVES. FIRST THEY OVERCHARGE FOR PPC ADS, THEN THEY WILL SUSPEND YOUR ACCOUNT FOR NO REASON AND WHEN YOU TRY TO CALL SOMEONE YOU ARE DIRECTED TO A EMAIL CONTACT THAT IS A ROBOT THAT JUST SAYS THERE IS NOTHING THAT CAN BE DONE, IF YOU TRY TO OPEN A NEW ACCOUNT THEY JUST SUSPEND THAT ACCOUNT. THE PEOPLE YOU SPEAK TO AT THE CALL CENTER ARE RUDE AND JUST HANG UP ON YOU AND SAY THEY CAN NOT HELP. GOOGLE IS A SCAM. THEIR ADS ARE EVEN MORE OF A SCAM, NOT ONLY DO THEY SUSPEND YOUR ACCOUNT AND OVERCHARGE, YOU SPEND 3K A MONTH AND GET MAYBE 300 PEOPLE COME TO YOUR SITE IF YOU ARE LUCKY AND PAY 6.00 OR MORE PER CLICK. THIS COMPANY IS A JOKE AND NEEDS TO BE SHUT DOWN.

We use it to market events and fund-raising functions. We need more attendees to business events and we need to raise funds. We use Google Ads to get the awareness of our company! It's difficult to get attendees to live events after Covid 19. We also use the keyword planner tool to research keywords to use in designing websites for ourselves and others.

Working at a Marketing Agency, we used Google AdWords on behalf of clients' advertising plans/needs. We would create a marketing plan that typically included a variety of forms of advertising, where Google Ads always took place. We'd focus on using Google Ads to generate more clicks to the website or direct calls to the business phone number. It was always a great way to engage with local customers, specific demographics, and target regions.

It allows us to advertise to people based on what they are searching for at that moment. There are also tools to create an informed campaign like Keyword Planner and estimates based on what type of campaign. Lastly, it's pretty versatile as it covers Google Search ads, Google Display (and the partner network), and YouTube.

Google Ads has been an integral part of my marketing strategy. I've been using it for the last many years for the clients I manage. It helps in scaling business, increasing revenue, driving relevant traffic, and many more such benefits. For eCommerce clients, the Google Ads platform is really a boon. With the help of Google Ads, I've helped clients scale their business 2x revenue to 10x revenue in a year or two, and that's an amazing achievement for small business owners. For anyone who wants to go online and advertise their products, Google Ads should be the number one priority. It is also recommended to have a dedicated PPC executive handling Google Ads job and managing the day-to-day execution and optimization as sometimes it can be burdensome while looking into other business-related entities. Talking about reporting, it has several reports available at the campaign, adgroup, ads, and keyword level. One can easily get to know about audiences, demographics, auction insights, and many more reports available and can be scheduled to the mailbox that has access to Google Ads account.

Google Ads represents our main digital marketing channel. We use it to get new leads and subscribers, taking advantage of the complex optimization options with bidding modifiers for audiences, devices, and more. We use all available campaign types: search, display, smart, discovery, YouTube, and Performance Max.

We use Google Ads to advertise our products and services in Google search. It is relatively easy to use and provides us the optimal results. One of the main advantages is its integration with Google Analytics and tracking the conversion rates. Keyword Planner is another helpful thing we found in Google Ads, its so powerful, and we also use it for targeting organic traffic. For a beginner, the resources you need are readily available in the tool itself. So overall, we like using Google Ads since it gives us the results we expect.

Google Ads allows for immediate traffic to your website compared to SEO which is slower. It allows you to target and research keywords, allows negative keywords, flexibility creating ads with multiple formats, and setting up conversions to track results. This is a great advertising tool for businesses to be found online.

We use Google Ads to advertise our push notification product across many different landing pages that we have. We use around 10-15 different Google Ads accounts for our various products. It is our largest advertising product in terms of the number of conversions driven to each site each day.

I took over the advertising and online presence for the agency, and what Google Ads allowed me to do is to, while I am gaining a greater domain authority, hop the line and get higher in the rankings in what our agency specializes. So I would recommend that everyone who wants to grow their online presence use Google Ads while doing the hard work in the background to grow their business.

I use Google Ads to buy search, shopping, display, and video ads on Google and partner sites for our clients to drive traffic at all levels of the marketing funnel. With our tailored strategies, we help promote our clients' business to drive sales of products services through their websites and apps.

We use Google Ads to drive more traffic to our website. Our marketing department mainly uses Google ads but the analytics team uses it for reference. It addresses our problem of growing our user-base and increasing traffic to the website.

AdWords is currently being used as a marketing tool to support other channels such as Paid Social and Programmatic. As AdWords works lower down the funnel it helps to generate leads and increase revenue via selected targeting, either it is B2C or B2B marketing. It is currently being used by our specialist Paid Search teams that use AdWords and BingAds.

Overall, AdWords solves many problems, these include but are not limited to, low organic search rankings, finding new customers, driving more users to your site, as well as allowing the business in question to increase their overall revenue.

I have used Google ads for over 5 years, at this point in my professional career. The ads platform is utilized to drive new business leads and sales. We are not using Google PPC for anything other than marketing.

We use Google Ads for its intended use... pay per click advertising. We target our customers based on location, age, and income - all of which Google Ads allows us to narrow down. It is a great marketing tool to get new customers. We set up many of our clients on the platform to attract customers for them as well.

We use Google ads to drive paid traffic to our website - primarily as a source for inquiries. We also use the platform to do some brand awareness pieces - in conjunction with our organic search techniques, this platform allows us to get our brand out there in a meaningful way. The business problem this platform address is the shift from traditional advertising to online - years ago our primary sources of inquiry was through print publications - as the world changes, newspapers have disappeared and AdWords has filled in the gap.

We use Google Ads (formerly AdWords) every single day to manage the accounts of other businesses. We have various campaign types that we manage, between search, shopping, display, video, app, and local campaigns. The campaigns are designed to facilitate one of three things: brand awareness, leads, or purchases for our clients.

Google Ads is utilizing by the entire paid search department and is a big part of our whole organization. Google Ads delivers premium search traffic volume on a cost-per-click basis. The volume it can reach is bar none in the industry and is the leader in the marketplace.

Google Ads [(formerly AdWords)] is mostly a middle and bottom of funnel marketing channel for our ecommerce brands. We have some success in top of funnel, but it tends to be quite expensive and typically not worth it. We use it for search ads mainly, from capturing branded clicks with the additional real estate, to bidding against competitors on non-branded search terms.