Friday, June 17, 2016

Things that successful PPC managers do in the morning

There are lots of articles out there on what successful people do in the mornings and you might have a specific set of things you like to do when you first clock in for the day in order to stay organized.
For PPC agencies and high-level in-house PPC managers, brief morning check-ins with your team can be essential to your clients’ or company’s PPC success. In this post, I’ll outline why I do this and what we’re looking for every morning to make sure we’re on top of our game.
Disclaimer: If you’re a PPC manager at an agency where multiple teams report to you, and each team has an unusually large client load, or you’re in-house managing a massive account, you may have to modify these steps. Further, this practice will only work if each PPC professional on the team has a manageable workload and is committed to the process.

Why have morning PPC check-ins?

As a high-level PPC manager, you want your team to have a good grasp on what’s happening in their accounts daily, and you want to be able to get the information that will help you help them. Here are just two reasons a morning check-in can help create a successful day ahead:
  1. Find out what happened yesterday. It’s exciting to see what happened with your account(s) the day before — and essential to know what the wins and losses were.
  2. React quickly. A lot can happen in one day, so a morning check-in helps you stay on top of mission-critical adjustments. This is especially important for newly launched campaigns and ad groups.
Following are 12 steps to a successful PPC morning routine. Encourage your team to go through these each morning for each account, then report back to you any interesting findings:

Thursday, June 16, 2016

Are you ready for the biggest change yet?

Last month, at their I/O conference, google unveiled lot of interesting features for AdWords. Out of those, apart from AdWords redesign there are other most important takeaways for every account manager.
We listed those things for you down here;
1. Expanded Text Ads
2. Responsive Ads for Display
3. Individual Bid Adjustments for Device Types
4. Local Search Ads for Google.com & Google Maps
Expanded Text Ads in AdWords
I never even thought that Google would change its ad text limits. The announcement revealed that taking away right sidebar ads was part of the preparation for this new product, Expanded Text Ads.
Now, we'll have more room to sell on the SERPs, with two 30-character headlines, 80 characters for description, and an auto-extracted URL with customizable domain path.