2017 saw a change in the way in which Google displayed their ads. Instead of the previous four options available, there are now just two – which help to make for a better-optimised advertising process for webmarketers. These options (Optimise Ads and Rotate Indefinitely) take advantage of machine learning in order to present ads that are more likely to perform better against Google's best-practice algorithm. Saving much time on behalf of the user will likely mean that more of their ads will be competing in the bidding war over thoseall-important keyword slots – battles that a PPC agency can help to tip the balance in.
The key thing to remember is that Google is a service for both the everyday browser and the businesses who pay to use them. As such, it wants to display relevant and informative search results for the users, matching them with websites that can give them exactly what they're searching for. This also works to match the website with an audience who is more likely to purchase what they have to sell, making their outlay to Google worthwhile.
Whenever an individual or PPC agency uses Google AdWords to create their ads, the two options they are presented with will display the best ads in applicable Ad Groups that are expected by the machine learning process to perform the best (known as Optimise (rotated) Ads) or else the ads will be Rotated Indefinitely. This option allows for each ad in a particular group to be rotated around evenly (as opposed to the 'best' one being displayed more).
If the ads aren't optimised or evenly rotated, then the system will rotate the different ads from the group and choose which one will enter the auction for advertising space. When it's the chosen ad's turn it will automatically enter whichever auction is happening at that moment – so a worse-performing ad will get chosen in that competitive auction for as long as it's running.
AdWords' machine learning will take a plethora of aspects into account when predicting the performance of an ad – the best-performing ones will give the marketer (and Google) the higher click-through-rate; hence the want to place the better ads in better positions of a keyword search. Some of these aspects could be the user's particular query/location/device, the historical performance of the ad and the factors which could potentially affect the visibility of the ad (such as its extensions and position). As you can no doubt imagine, it's unlikely that a poorly-optimised ad will be able to compete – creating industry-standard ads that can compete for the best keywords, is what a professional PPC agency is adept at.
Aside from gaining positive results in regards to your online advertising, a PPC agency can help your business to:
If you're looking to improve the effectiveness of your online ads, why not get in touch with the experts here at PPC Junkies? Our online marketing experts have a long and varied experience in using Google AdWords to help to establish or improve the click-through and conversion rates for our clients. As a Google-affiliated PPC agency, we are constantly improving our services; shaping them to meet the demands of the fast-changing internet world that we inhabit – as a result, the ads we create alongside our clients help them to continue to gain the results that they desire.
If you would like to learn more about how we are able to help your business, or for any advice on online marketing in general, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us today. You can call us on 0118 380 0204 or you can send an e-mail enquiry to us at sales@ppcjunkies.co.uk.