Friday, June 25, 2010

AdWords Product Listing Ads in CPA Basis




What is Product Listing Ads?


Product Listing Ads are search ads that include richer product information - including product image, price, and merchant name - without requiring additional keywords or ad text. Whenever a user enters a search query relevant to an item in your Google Merchant Center account, Google may automatically show the most relevant products along with the associated image, price and product name.

Product Listing Ads are charged on a cost-per-action (CPA) basis, which means that you only pay when a user clicks on your ad and completes a purchase on your site.

Why You's use them?

Product Listing Ads create a more engaging user experience while making it easy for you to promote your entire product line on Google.com. And because Product Listing Ads are charged on a CPA basis, you pay only for the conversions your ads receive.

Ad Sitelinks now available for any campaign - Inside AdWords

Ad Sitelinks now available for any campaign - Inside AdWords

Back in November we launched Ad Sitelinks to help you get even better results from your top performing ads. Since then, we’ve seen advertisers experience huge gains with Ad Sitelinks, boosting their clickthrough rates on average by more than 30%. Today, we’re introducing a new one-line format that allows you to get the benefits of Ad Sitelinks for even more of your campaigns, including your more generic, unbranded campaigns.

What’s more, we’re also enabling the option to set up Ad Sitelinks for any campaign. This means that you don’t have to wait for your campaigns to pre-qualify before you can set up Ad Sitelinks.


When a user’s query matches a keyword in your Ad Sitelinks-enabled campaign, Google will automatically determine if your ad qualifies to show Ad Sitelinks and whether to show the two-line or the one-line format based on the quality of that ad. Ads that currently qualify for the two-line format will not be affected by the addition of the new one-line format.

You should keep in mind that Ad Sitelinks is a campaign-level extension, so the links you create should be relevant to any ad in that campaign.

You’ll find the option to set up Ad Sitelinks in your Campaign Settings tab. It will appear as "Show additional links to my site" under the "Ad extensions" section.

To learn more about Ad Sitelinks, read our FAQ in the Help Center.

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Thursday, November 20, 2008

My Search Engine Notes To Every One

Hi Readers. Am Sathiya introducing you all through this blog to deliver online SEO Book. You can Learn the following Category. Though this you can get good idea about Search Engine Optimization which is a booming technology which is in need for Every Business website to Increase SERP( Search Enging Result Page), Visibility & ROI ( Return On Investment). Every category will be updated soon.


INTRODUCTION: What is Search Engine Marketing?


Chapter One: Search Engine Optimization

* The Reality of Search Marketing: Getting Past What You Think You Know
* Understanding the Pinocchio Effect
o But What About the Sandbox?
* The Number One Rule of Organic Search Marketing

Chapter Two: Selecting the Right Keywords to Target

* The Language of the Search Buying Cycle
* Should You Use a Keyword or a Keyword Phrase?
* Getting Started with Keyword Research
* Keyword Research Tools
o Yahoo Search Term Suggestion Tool
o Free Wordtracker Suggestion Tool
o Wordtracker Paid Service
o Trellian’s Keyword Discovery Tool
* How Many Keyword Phrases Should You Target?
* Testing Your Research
* Understanding the Long Tail
* A Tip for when You are Just Starting Out
* Popular Search Term Lists

Chapter Three: Search Friendly Copy Editing

* Matching Phrases to Your Content
* How to Create Keyword Rich Page Copy
* Understanding Keyword Density
* Understanding How Keywords Fit into Copy
* A Word of Warning About Keyword Density
* Understanding Semantics and Search Engines
* The Importance of Having Enough Page Copy
* How Search Engines Recognize Words

Chapter Four: Setting Up and Coding Your Site

* Domain Names
* Hosting Issues
* Site Maps
* The Importance of Clean Code
* Using CSS Positioning
* Framed Content
* Getting Around Flash
* Javascript Files
* Optimizing Dynamic Content
* Other File Formats

Chapter Five: Optimizing Tags and Attributes

* The Title Tag
* Meta Keyword Tags
* Meta Description
* Heading Tags
* ALT Attribute

Chapter Six: Getting Your Site Indexed

* Understanding Site Submission
* How Will the Search Engines Find My Site?
* Submitting to Directories
o Locate the Proper Category for Your Web Site
o Write an Appropriate Description
o Submit Your Site
o Major Directories
o Smaller Directories

Chapter Seven: Link Building

* What is Link Popularity?
* Why Build Links?
* Understanding the Importance of Link Text
o What Makes for Good Link Text
* Getting Links to Your Site
o Asking for Links pg 53
+ Talk in Terms of Other People’s Interest
+ Make the Other Person Feel Important
+ Use Names Whenever Possible
+ Try to See Things From Other People’s Point of View
o Link Building as Relationship Building
o Reciprocal Linking
o Incoming Links
o Buying Links
o Gaining Links Naturally
+ Press Releases
+ Building a Community
+ Other Free Tools
+ Offer Product Reviews
+ Affiliate Programs
o Search Engines are Better at Valuing Links
o Outgoing Links
o What Not to Do

Chapter Eight: Pay-Per-Click Advertising

* Why Use Pay-Per-Click Advertising
* The Number One Rule of Pay-Per-Click Advertising
* Essential Points to Consider in a Pay-Per-Click Campaign
* Finding the Phrases That Convert
* Deciding Which Phrases to Use
* Knowing What Your Conversion Rates Are
* Setting a Pay-Per-Click Budget
o Cost of Generating Business Leads
o Cost of Generating Product Sales
* Testing and Analyzing to See What Works
* Tracking Your Results
* Writing Effective Pay-Per-Click Ads
* The Importance of Landing Pages
* Which Engines Offer Pay-Per-Click Programs
o Google AdWords “Starter Edition”
+ Why Starter Edition is Good for Small Business
+ Why Starter Edition is Bad for Small Business
* Do Your Research
* Targeting Your Best Audience
o Understanding Dayparting
o Demographics via MSN AdCenter
o Demographics via Google AdWords
o Some Things to Consider About Demographic Targeting

Chapter Nine: Viral Marketing

* A Low Cost Alternative for Creative Businesses
o Create Ideas That Will Interest People
o Appeal to People’s Egos
o Appeal to the Heart
o Know What Motivates Your Audience
o Ideas Spread Because They Are Important to the Spreader
* Getting Started
o Refer a Friend Options

Chapter Ten: Getting Professional Search Marketing Help

* Deciding to Hire Out Your Search Marketing
* Reviewing Service Offerings and Prices
* Finding a Reputable Company or Consultant
* What Size Company Should You Hire?
o Individual Consultants
o SEM-Only Specialist Firms
o Large Marketing Firms
* Finding Free Search Marketing Help