Digital Marketing Session 7: SEA

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What distinguishes search engine advertising (SEA) from search engine optimization (SEO)?

  • SEO involves paying for visibility in search results.
  • SEA places paid advertisements directly in search results. (correct)
  • SEO is concerned with promotional links on partner websites.
  • SEA focuses on improving keyword accessibility.

Which major search engine has derived its main business model from advertising?

  • Bing (correct)
  • Ask.com
  • DuckDuckGo
  • Yahoo

What system does Google use to determine the positioning of the promotional links in its advertising service?

  • Criteria based on auctions, click rate, and Quality Score. (correct)
  • Length of the advertisement and budget allocation.
  • Fixed pricing and time of day.
  • Random selection mixed with user location.

What change did Google implement in its search results pages in 2016?

<p>Introduced a fourth premium position for paid links. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the cost model associated with the promotional links on Google’s search engine?

<p>Advertisers pay only when the displayed link is clicked. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of ads is specifically designed for remarketing to previous visitors?

<p>Ads retargeting (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is not one of the three important elements that determine Quality Score?

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What initial approach should be taken when selecting keywords for ads?

<p>Select the best keywords from the start (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following advertising types is mainly concerned with driving sales through product-specific ads?

<p>Ads shopping (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be avoided in order to maintain a good Performance Quality Score?

<p>Poor landing page navigation (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What aspect does Google not consider in determining the Quality Score for an ad?

<p>Type of match for keywords (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which advertising strategy involves using previous interaction data to target specific users?

<p>Ads retargeting (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the main function of Click-Through Rate (CTR) in evaluating ad performance?

<p>To predict user engagement with content (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which action can help improve the click-through rate (CTR) of your ads?

<p>Implement effective ad extensions (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What can negatively impact your Quality Score (QS) in Google Ads?

<p>Ad groups with a low click-through rate (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does vertical Quality Score (QS) refer to?

<p>The overall quality level of an account (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How can one improve the effectiveness of landing pages in an ad campaign?

<p>By selecting pages that are relevant to the ads and keywords (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should you monitor to ensure your account reveals its full potential?

<p>The dynamics of the account over time (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which strategy is least effective for increasing your Quality Score?

<p>Reducing A/B testing frequency (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What factor should be prioritized to decrease bounce rates on landing pages?

<p>Providing relevant content related to the ad (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

To effectively utilize A/B testing in AdWords campaigns, one should:

<p>Regularly assess and adjust based on results (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Search Engine Advertising (SEA)

A branch of search engine marketing that places paid ads directly in search engine results and partner websites.

Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

Improving a website's visibility in search engine results organically (without paying).

Google's business model

Primarily based on advertising revenue since its inception.

Adwords

Google's platform for paid advertising, with ads placed in search results, based on factors like auctions, click-through rates, and quality.

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Premium position (Adwords)

A top position for ads in search engine results, added to Google's Adwords program in 2016, above the organic results.

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Different types of Ads

Various formats of online advertisements, including search, display, shopping, and retargeting ads.

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Ads Shopping

Online advertisements focused on showcasing products for sale.

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Quality Score

A metric in Google Ads that measures how relevant and useful your ads are to a user's search.

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Quality Score Elements

Relevance, clarity, ease of navigation of the landing page; estimated click-through rate (CTR); relevance of the ad based on keywords.

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Click-Through Rate (CTR)

The percentage of people who see your ad and click on it.

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SEA

Search Engine Advertising - a type of online advertising that promotes websites through search results.

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Bidding

The process of competing with other advertisers to place ads at a specific position or rank within search results.

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Ad Quality Score (QS)

A measure of how relevant and useful your ads are to users, impacting click-through rates and ad placement.

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Keyword Quality Score

Quality score based on keywords in an ad campaign, impacting click-through rate and ad quality.

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Ad Extensions

Additional information displayed with your ads, enhancing visibility and click-through rate.

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Account Quality Score

An overall quality score for your Google Ads account, based on past performance and quality score history.

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Landing Page Quality

The landing page associated with an ad should be relevant to the keywords and ads.

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Bounce Rate

The percentage of visitors who leave your site without interacting with it after landing on the page.

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Time Spent on Site

Average duration of visitor engagement on individual webpages.

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Geolocation Campaigns

Targeted advertising campaigns based on a user's geographic location.

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Study Notes

Digital Marketing - Session 7: SEA

  • Welcome! Digital Marketing; Session 7: SEA, presented by Axel Partouche.

Chapter 1: Concepts and Definitions

  • Search Engine Advertising (SEA): A branch of search engine marketing (SEM). It places paid advertisements directly into search engine results and on partner websites.

  • Search Engine Optimization (SEO): Focuses on improving a website's accessibility using keywords.

  • Google's Business Model: Google's primary revenue comes from advertising, notably since the creation of its search engine. Other major search engines similarly utilize ads.

  • AdWords and Quality Score (QS): Google popularized the paid ad placement concept through AdWords. Ad positioning relies on factors like auctions, click-through rate (CTR), and Quality Score (QS). The advertiser only pays when a displayed link is clicked.

  • SERP Changes in 2016: In 2016, Google reorganized AdWords placement, adding a fourth "Premium" position above the natural search results.

Chapter 2: Performance and Quality Score

  • Bidding, CTR, and Quality Score: Key elements in SEA performance.

  • Quality Score (QS) Elements: Google Ads defines Quality Score based on these three elements:

  • Relevance: How well the ad and landing page align with the keyword.

  • Landing Page Quality: Site clarity, ease of navigation, and relevance to the ad.

  • Previous Ad Performance: Estimated CTR based on past paid ad performance.

  • Keywords: Choose effective keywords from the beginning. Prioritize exact match keywords. Leverage brand-related keywords for higher quality scores. Exclude irrelevant keywords to improve click-through rates.

  • Ad Extensions (and CTR): Using effective ad extensions can enhance visibility and increase CTR.

  • Low CTR Ad Group Monitoring: Pay attention to ad groups with low click-through rates (CTR). Low CTR can negatively impact Quality Score (QS). Google identifies low performing ads which are not relevant.

  • A/B Testing (in AdWords): Using A/B testing in campaign optimization is recommended to improve ads.

  • Account Overview: Quality levels in your account (also known as vertical QS) are derived from account history, impacting performance. Gaining precision requires considering geolocation (local campaigns) and dynamic elements (campaigns may need several months to reveal potential).

  • Landing Pages: Optimize landing pages:

  • Pay attention to bounce rate and time on page.

  • Prioritize clear, user-friendly landing pages.

  • Keep landing pages relevant to both ads and keywords used.

Chapter 3: Concrete Overview

  • Keyword Planner: A Google Search Engine Advertising (SEA) tool for analyzing, planning, and researching keywords. The tool estimates potential search traffic for specific keywords.

  • Campaign Set-up: Google Ads offers options for different campaign types, including search, display, shopping, and video ads.

  • Targeting and Audience Segments: Features in Google Ads to precisely target audiences. Locations and languages are crucial elements in targeting strategies.

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