How to Place Cash Pulling Copy on Google.com

Make Your Ads Stand Out in a Crowded Market

Filed under: adwords copy process, writing adwords — admin @ 12:54 pm, December 19, 2008.

Thousands of new advertisers are discovering the value of running PPC ads. Because of this, and limited knowledge about how to write good Adwords ads, many markets are filled with ads that have a similar look and feel.

 

It’s like everyone is copying everyone else’s ad.

 

Which gives you, the savvy ad writer, a distinct advantage. All you have to do is find a way to stand out in your market. Here are a few ways that you can use to draw clicks to your website while leaving your competition in the dust…

 

  • Be aggressive: Study other markets for ideas. Highly competitive markets can reveal some effective ads that you can transfer the main concepts to your market.
  • What is working in other media? Did you realize magazines spend fortunes writing cover headlines? Take all this high-priced research and use it to craft your ads and you’ll undoubtedly raise your CTR and conversions. Also, take a pad of paper and a pen (or your trusty notebook) and make notes during those infomercials. Advertisers pay a lot of money to create the right calls to action for their products. Jot them down and modify them for your own campaigns.
  • Try techniques that engage people in subtle ways. Use alliteration, rhymes or other clever word tricks to attract attention in crowded marketplaces.

 

Here is an interesting article that talks a little more about the specifics of some of these techniques. It’s written by Shane at semvironment. http://www.semvironment.com/the-invasion-of-the-text-ad-clones/

 

Ten Tested Tips to Write Winning Adwords Ads

Filed under: adwords copy process — admin @ 11:25 pm, December 17, 2008.

1. Keyword research is CRITICAL. Do this right and the ads are easy to write.

2. Use the keywords in the headline – if possible.

3. Focus on BENEFITS. Your readers want to know what’s in it for them. They don’t care about features.

4. The only goal of the ad is to get the click. Leave the heavy selling to the landing page.

5. A strong Call to Action will entice more people to click.

6. Scarcity works. Limit time, quantity or something else to overcome people’s natural tendency to procrastinate.

7. Believe It Or Not, Camel Caps Work!

8. Your keyword in your Display URL makes it stronger.

9. Tracking codes in your destination URL help you determine which keywords and ads are producing best.

10. TEST, TEST, TEST! Always test one ad against another for higher returns.

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