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installments we’ve covered: Creating a Google Ads Text Ad Creating a Google Ads Image Ad Using the Google Ads Display Ad Builder Creating Google Ads Video Ads & Mobile Ads This post will focus on analyzing the AdWords ads you’ve created. How to Analyze Your Ads within the Google Ads Interface If you’re looking to evaluate the performance of your ads, an obvious first step is to take a look within the Google Ads interface to see how ads are performing. Here you can do things like customize date ranges, look at cost, click, impression, and conversion data, and quickly make changes to.
your ads: Analyzing AdWords Ads This is a very useful view and interface if you’re optimizing ads on an ad group by ad group basis. For smaller campaigns, this really may be all you need for measuring ad peformance. You can quickly glimpse: Click-through rate, which will impact your Quality Score Share of voice across the ads, impressions per ad, the cost being pushed to each Whatsapp Mobile Number List ad, and which ads are showing in higher positions Conversion and cost data You want to be sure to take Quality Score and strong click-through rates into account, but of course the main driver behind your decision on which ads to designate as winners and losers should be conversions and profitability. The trouble with the Google Ads interface is mainly scale.
I can compare these metrics, then pause the ads that didn’t win, then create new ad copies. The problem is if I have a larger account I may have to do this across hundreds or thousands of ad groups. This means I need to be able to analyze and edit multiple ads at once. One helpful feature here is to set up a filter based on ad text performance data. You can find the Filter menu in the Ads tab: AdWords Ad Analysis This can help you cut through some of the noisier data to find out things like which ads have a cost per conversion that’s unprofitable, which have particularly low click-through rates, etc., if you’re analyzing data across a large number of ads.
your ads: Analyzing AdWords Ads This is a very useful view and interface if you’re optimizing ads on an ad group by ad group basis. For smaller campaigns, this really may be all you need for measuring ad peformance. You can quickly glimpse: Click-through rate, which will impact your Quality Score Share of voice across the ads, impressions per ad, the cost being pushed to each Whatsapp Mobile Number List ad, and which ads are showing in higher positions Conversion and cost data You want to be sure to take Quality Score and strong click-through rates into account, but of course the main driver behind your decision on which ads to designate as winners and losers should be conversions and profitability. The trouble with the Google Ads interface is mainly scale.
I can compare these metrics, then pause the ads that didn’t win, then create new ad copies. The problem is if I have a larger account I may have to do this across hundreds or thousands of ad groups. This means I need to be able to analyze and edit multiple ads at once. One helpful feature here is to set up a filter based on ad text performance data. You can find the Filter menu in the Ads tab: AdWords Ad Analysis This can help you cut through some of the noisier data to find out things like which ads have a cost per conversion that’s unprofitable, which have particularly low click-through rates, etc., if you’re analyzing data across a large number of ads.