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Added for You - AdWords Benefits Part 2 - Spying (Ethically) On Your Competitors
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We'll test for four things: budget, split-testing, landing pages & general writing skills.
Are your competitors making AdWords work for them?
To do this, pick one competitor at a time and jot down a note of their Ad. Now, press the F5 key or click the 'search' button to refresh the
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Now, let's continue our look at how to use the power of AdWords to see what your competitors are up to.
Why not start your campaign with a winning headline!
Go to Google & type a phrase that you think most people would use to find similar businesses to yours. Read the headlines that your competitors use in their Ads. If some catch your eye, or make you want to click through to their sites, jot them down in a notebook.
If you come back in a few weeks & those companies are still using the same headlines, then they're probably good at attracting new prospects... so why not start with a winner and use something similar... at least a variation on that theme.
What about your direct competitors?
Every search yields a number of competitors, but some are more direct competition than others. Depending on what products & services you're able to offer those competitors might be in your city, state or anywhere on the planet.
So take another look at those results to see if you can find any local, more direct competitors. Now let's see how smartly they're using AdWords.
We'll test for four things: budget, split-testing, landing pages & general writing skills.
Are your competitors making AdWords work for them?
To do this, pick one competitor at a time and jot down a note of their Ad. Now, press the F5 key or click the 'search' button to refresh the
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Go to Google & type a phrase that you think most people would use to find similar businesses to yours. Read the headlines that your competitors use in their Ads. If some catch your eye, or make you want to click through to their sites, jot them down in a notebook.
If you come back in a few weeks & those companies are still using the same headlines, then they're probably good at attracting new prospects... so why not start with a winner and use something similar... at least a variation on that theme.
What about your direct competitors?
Every search yields a number of competitors, but some are more direct competition than others. Depending on what products & services you're able to offer those competitors might be in your city, state or anywhere on the planet.
So take another look at those results to see if you can find any local, more direct competitors. Now let's see how smartly they're using AdWords.
We'll test for four things: budget, split-testing, landing pages & general writing skills.
Are your competitors making AdWords work for them?
To do this, pick one competitor at a time and jot down a note of their Ad. Now, press the F5 key or click the 'search' button to refresh the
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What about your direct competitors?
Every search yields a number of competitors, but some are more direct competition than others. Depending on what products & services you're able to offer those competitors might be in your city, state or anywhere on the planet.
So take another look at those results to see if you can find any local, more direct competitors. Now let's see how smartly they're using AdWords.
We'll test for four things: budget, split-testing, landing pages & general writing skills.
Are your competitors making AdWords work for them?
To do this, pick one competitor at a time and jot down a note of their Ad. Now, press the F5 key or click the 'search' button to refresh the
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So take another look at those results to see if you can find any local, more direct competitors. Now let's see how smartly they're using AdWords.
We'll test for four things: budget, split-testing, landing pages & general writing skills.
Are your competitors making AdWords work for them?
To do this, pick one competitor at a time and jot down a note of their Ad. Now, press the F5 key or click the 'search' button to refresh the
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We'll test for four things: budget, split-testing, landing pages & general writing skills.
Are your competitors making AdWords work for them?
To do this, pick one competitor at a time and jot down a note of their Ad. Now, press the F5 key or click the 'search' button to refresh the page and, in effect, search again on the same term.
Is your competitor's Ad still showing? Press the F5 key a couple more times (don't go crazy as this may unfairly affect their rating in the Google system – this is ethical competitor research remember!). Does their Ad come & go? Make a rough guess as to how often it shows: 50% of the time, 20%, 95%?
This is a reflection of the budget that they've told Google they're willing to spend each day. If their Ad shows less than about 80% of the time, they're probably still learning to use the system effectively. That's a great opportunity for you to beat them to the punch.
Do your competitors know how to test?
One of the single biggest benefits of using AdWords is the ability to test two variations of the same Ad & have Google tell you which is best. It's called split-testing & we'll examine this in more detail in part 3 of this series.
When you press that F5 key, does your competitor's Ad change? Maybe it's the blue headline, or the two lines of smaller black text, known as the description lines or body of the Ad. If anything in their Ad changes, they know how to split-test & are showing you that they have some skill in using AdWords – one to watch!
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