In reality no one, agency, individual, or even Google can guarantee performance in paid search. However, with a proper paid search methodology there is a higher chance for success through analysis and optimization.
I've been iterating on a step-by-step guide to help clients, co-workers, and teams improve their ability to understand how to effectively manage a paid search account.
What does the best paid search methodology look like?
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At a glance this may seem like a daunting amount of detail.
I've observed that the majority of people who are not familiar with search engine marketing tend to neglect the detail that goes into managing an account.
The leads to poor performance and unrealistic expectations.
It is important that transparency and understanding the data at a deep level is practiced in order to better manage expectation with your team and stakeholders.
There is no such thing as overnight success with paid search but the more an account is actively managed the higher the chance for success.
Here are the most common issues we see with businesses who have begin to invest in search engine marketing.
We also have found some businesses are reluctant to start because they do not have a clear understanding of the process.
Here are questions I usually receive and potential answers that could help get your account on the right foot.
How do we get better quality traffic? Begin by analyzing your current keyword search terms. You can easily add negative keywords to prevent bidding on irrelevant search queries.
How do we get more conversions? Evaluate your existing keyword performance and begin to identify the key drivers of your account. Once you have identified these you can begin to better identify whether additional budget, keywords, or targeting are needed to capture more demand.
How do we improve our quality score? Although quality score may seem like a "black box" to understand, you can improve quality score drastically by ensuring you include you keyword in the ad copy and landing page destination.
Production tasks are workflow tasks that over time will improve the overall performance of an account.
The schedule will help hold teammates accountable to complete these tasks routinely.
Examples of production tasks:
These tasks should be completed at a different cadence.
This schedule will depend on the overall size of the account and may sometimes vary from weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly.
Without hustle, talent will only carry you so far.
Gary Vaynerchuk
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