Google Ads is a paid advertising platform categorized under Pay-Per-Click (PPC) marketing. In this model, advertisers for each click on an ad that is displayed.
43% of customers buy the products of the ads they’ve seen on social media platforms.
Google Ads guides people to your website or company landing page when they click on the ad.
With Google Search Ad campaigns, you can showcase your ads on Google when individuals are actively seeking your products or services. This campaign type in Google Ads enables you to connect with those who are actively searching online for what you provide.
Display campaigns put attractive ads on the Google Display Network. This network helps you reach people as they browse different websites, apps, and Google-owned spots such as YouTube and Gmail.
Video Ads involve making a brief and informative video to promote a product through pre-roll advertising. This video appears before, during, or after the main video, telling a story, increasing sales, generating excitement, conveying information concisely and interestingly, and reaching a broader audience.
Shopping ads use details from your product data in the Merchant Center, rather than keywords, to decide when and where to show your ads. The information you submit in the Merchant Center contains details about the products you’re selling. When a user searches, we use this data to match their query with your ads, making sure that the most relevant products are displayed.
Google App Campaigns advertise your mobile app by displaying ads across various platforms, including Google Search Network, YouTube, Google Play, Google Display Network, and others.
You can create a presentation using Google Slides to be used in the Ad campaigns. Though the slides are generally used for larger presentations, integrating them in ad campaigns with 3 to 4 slides gives your ads a new dimension.
Facebook Lead Ads enable users to remain on Facebook while filling out and submitting a lead form. In other words, you can design a form to gather information like a lead’s name, email address, or phone number directly within the platform where they encounter your ad—whether it’s in the Facebook News Feed, articles, Messenger, stories, etc. Users don’t get directed to an external landing page, ensuring they stay within the Facebook environment. This is crucial for enhancing conversions, providing a smooth user experience (UX), avoiding the hassle of a longer click-through process for the potential lead, and leaving a positive impression on your leads. When users are already on your page for a specific reason, the last thing they want is to be redirected to a new page.