<h2 class = 'uawtitle'>Keys To Writing Unique Google AdWords Ads</h2><br />
<div style='font-style:italic;' class='uawbyline'>by Amparo Dillon</div><br /><br />
<div class='uawarticle'>There are so many tales about the effectiveness and sheer power found in Google AdWords. In this article we shall be looking into 3 simple tips to help you enhance your campaign and do better.<br />
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When you start to test your ad copy, you should take it one step at a time. Don't start to test every element at the same time. The type of testing you'll be doing is A/B split testing, and that you must only change one thing for testing; your headline copy for example. You have to track the reasons for your ad performance, and if you change more than one thing you won't know which part was responsible for the performance difference. Google will rotate your ads for you, and you can easily see the difference with click through rate, or CTR.<br />
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Always do the right thing and create your own ads - you won't learn how to write good ad copy if you steal from other ads. Of course there are a lot of PPC advertisers who outright just copy the ads from other people. But if that were true, nobody would be coming up with worthy ad copy! The only path to improvement is to learn how to write ads, and learn the principles involved with copywriting, etc. The best way to do well in any business is to work as hard as you can and do what needs to be done in terms of work and effort. If you put into crafting out a unique ad copy for your campaign, your ad won't get lost in the large chunk of ads that you see on Google.<br />
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Ok, what you'll do when you begin testing ads is begin at the beginning - the headline, always. Once you start doing this, you'll get a better feel for it and it's not hard at all. You want the highest conversion rate possible, and you'll use your click through rate, CTR, to figure out the first one. Then, it's just a matter of seeing which ad has the highest conversion rate, and then you can continue testing. The two ads you have written for each ad group will be tested against each other. There is some debate about how long to run tests, and it depends on your daily impressions - so try to get at least 500 impressions if not more.<br />
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Writing good PPC ads for Adwords isn't hard, but it does require effort and dedication to learning the skill. Don't be intimidated in the beginning, and just keep at it and in time you'll see improvement. You can get to a point where you can become highly skilled at it. Not everyone is willing to do what is necessary to be successful, so if you have what it takes - then you can be successful.<br />
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Title: Keys To Writing Unique Google AdWords Ads<br />
Author: Amparo Dillon<br />
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Keywords: make money online,work from home,marketing,business<br />
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Category: Marketing<br />
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