🧠The 3 Basic Components of a Google Search Ad: A Beginner’s Guide for Clients
If you’re new to running ads on Google, it can feel overwhelming — keywords, bidding, ad rank… where do you even start? Whether you’re a business owner or just getting your feet wet in digital marketing, it’s important to understand the core structure of a…
💰 How Much Do You Really Pay in Google Ads Auctions? Jim’s $5 Bid Example Explained
Many advertisers think that if you bid $5 in Google Ads, you’ll be charged $5 per click. But that’s not how it works. Let’s break down a common question: “Jim has created a Google Search ad with a bid of $5. Two other advertisers in…
🚀 How Google Ads Helps Small Businesses Maximize Conversions on a Tight Budget
Running a small business with a limited budget is challenging — especially when you’re trying to generate leads or sales online. Every dollar matters. That’s why smart marketers rely on Google Ads to make the most of their ad spend. In this article, I’ll share…
How Many Responsive Search Ads Can You Have in Google Ads?
When managing your Google Ads campaigns, especially on the Search Network, knowing how many ad variations you can run is essential for testing and optimization. One of the most powerful formats available today is the Responsive Search Ad (RSA) — and here’s a common question…
🎯 3 Key Signals Broad Match Uses to Match Search Ads with Queries (Google Ads Guide)
If you’re using Broad Match keywords in Google Ads, you’re probably aware that they give you wider reach than exact or phrase match. But have you ever wondered how Google decides when to trigger your ad? Broad Match doesn’t just match keywords to search queries…
Three Benefits of Opting In to Automatically Apply Recommendations in Google Ads
When you enable auto‑apply recommendations in Google Ads, the system will periodically apply certain suggestions (that you’ve approved) to your account. This blends automation with control. Here are three key benefits: 1. No Extra Budget Required One of the biggest concerns advertisers have is: “Will…