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  1. 1. Making Your Business Visible to Online Shoppers
  2. 2. Agenda • Napkin Team – Introductions • Participant Introduction • Google Adwords Overview • Search • Display • Retargeting • Video • Shopping • Adwords Management Services • Q&A
  3. 3. Marketing Goals Overview
  4. 4. The Problem: Your Business Needs Customers • We need new leads for our business • How do I get more visitors to my website? • I’m launching a new business. How do I get the word out? • Our website is getting traffic. How do I convert them into leads? • My business is established. How do I attract more customers? • Where should I advertise to reach my ideal customers? • How do I reach people specifically searching for my products?
  5. 5. The Solution: Google Adwords – Many Way to Connect with New Customers Search Ads Display AdsVideo Ads Shopping Ads Remarketing
  6. 6. Google Adwords |Search Ads Search Ads Display AdsVideo Ads Shopping Ads Remarketing
  7. 7. We All Know Adwords is Search Ads
  8. 8. Search Ads Overview • Where do your ads show? Google Home Page Search Results • Audience: People searching on keywords you bid on. • i.e. clients search on “pest control”, “exterminator”, “getting rid of black ants”, “black ant removal Vaughan” • Costs: CPC: You pay only when someone clicks your ad • Vary depending on competition
  9. 9. Why should I advertise with search ads? • Leverage Buying intent: Be there in the moment of a consumers consideration/ decision. • Showcase your specialty • Target by geography: down to postal code. • Pay Per Click: Pay only when someone clicks • Set monthly or daily budgets • Your competition is already there. • Track ROI: In-depth tracking and analytics (versus traditional print/ radio/ TV)
  10. 10. Suggested keyword CPC $4.87 Average monthly searches: 50 in GTA Bid $7 Bid $3 Bid $4
  11. 11. Average CPC Prices for Estate Lawyers in Toronto Keyword Currency Avg. Monthly Searches (exact match only) Competition Suggested bid divorce law firm CAD 10 0.29 0.71 writing a will CAD 50 0.5 1.26 scarborough community legal services CAD 140 0.12 1.49 attorney CAD 720 0.02 1.95 legal aid clinic CAD 90 0.13 2.08 legal aid lawyers toronto CAD 110 0.57 2.21 lawyers in toronto CAD 480 0.47 2.86 wills and estate planning CAD 10 0.32 3.29 business lawyer CAD 170 0.51 4.29 residential real estate lawyers CAD 10 0.71 4.53 toronto law firms CAD 390 0.39 5.08 lawyers for wills and estate CAD 10 0.82 6.87 divorce attorney CAD 20 0.88 9.06 wills lawyer CAD 10 0.96 9.58 family lawyer toronto CAD 1000 0.7 15.75 prenup lawyer CAD 10 0.13 15.82 lawyer for will writing CAD 10 0.96 19.16 family court lawyer CAD 10 0.91 20.56 divorce lawyers for men CAD 10 1 30.68 lawyer divorce CAD 10 1 51.31 personal injury lawyer CAD 720 0.88 86.88 personal injury lawyers CAD 320 0.81 97.56 Keyword/ CPC Price Depends on: - Local competition - Value of customer - Quality score: Is your ad copy relevant to the search query? - Quality Score: Is your landing page relevant?
  12. 12. Start With Your Marketing/ Communication Goals • What am I trying to sell? What’s the Benefit? • Who do I want to target/ reach? • What are their needs? • How are they searching for? • Consumer language and terminology: • Advertiser thinks: “I am a disability lawyer” • Consumer thinks: “I need to plan an estate for my special needs child” or “I need to set aside money for my autistic child”. • What can we say about ourselves to help address this? • What is the competition doing? • What is the expected value of my conversion. Lawyer avg billing of $1000 can spend more on adwords than retailer whose average item costs $10.
  13. 13. Targeting Your Ad 13
  14. 14. Our Account Planning Process: Keyword Selection 14
  15. 15. Our Account Planning Process 15
  16. 16. Setting Up Your Ad Groups 16
  17. 17. Writing Your Ads 17
  18. 18. Create Relevant Landing Pages Keywords: “art classes for kids” 18
  19. 19. Test Different Offers and Forms 19
  20. 20. Measure Your Results 20
  21. 21. Google Adwords |Display Ads Search Ads Display Ads Video Ads Shopping Ads Remarketing
  22. 22. Display Advertising
  23. 23. Display Ads Overview • Where do your ads show? Google Publisher Network, Youtube, top local and global sites • Audience: People on interested in something related to your product. • i.e. mom blog shows ads for kids clothing, home medication. • Costs: CPC or CPM • Cost vary depending on competition, level of targeting, placement.
  24. 24. The Google Display Network reaches 92% of all Internet users
  25. 25. Why Run a Display Campaign? • A Picture Says a 1000 words • Increase sales: Place your ad in high traffic, relevant context websites. • Generate Brand Awareness. Let them discover you, when they wouldn’t have thought to search. • Engagement: Get them to your website • Keep ‘em coming back: Start a remarketing cycle once people initially visit your site
  26. 26. Many Targeting Options • Targeting • Geography • Language • Topic • Interest • Keyword • Placements
  27. 27. Targeting: Placement
  28. 28. Targeting: Interest
  29. 29. Measure Your Results
  30. 30. Search Vs Display Ads: Which Should I Invest In? Benefits • Generate leads • Higher ROI • Great for local businesses • Build awareness for new companies • Brand recall for older companies • Retargeting Cost Per Click • Generally higher than display, depending on keywords. • 30% lower than search ads Types of • Products/ Services are time sensitive • Hotels • Plumbers • Lawyers • Pest control • Services need to be discovered • Fashion brands • Retail Click Thru Rate (CTR) • high • low Conversion Rates • high • low
  31. 31. Remarketing ad costs are very low on a per-click basis
  32. 32. Google Adwords |Remarketing Search Ads Display AdsVideo Ads Shopping Ads Remarketin g
  33. 33. Remarketing
  34. 34. Retargeting Ads Overview • Where do your ads show? Google Publisher Network, top local and global sites • Audience: People who have already visited your website. • Costs: CPC or CPM • Costs generally lower than regular search ads
  35. 35. Reach Your Customers While They Browse Remarketing helps you reconnect with people who previously visited your website with more tailored ads
  36. 36. Why Run a ReMarketing Campaign? • Keep ‘em coming back • Low CPC • Repetition: increase brand exposure to an audience who already proved they are interested. • Engagement: Higher CTRs and conversions than regular search and display ads.
  37. 37. Reach Your Customers While They Browse Target people based on their actions/ behaviour/ pages they visited on your site.
  38. 38. Reach Your Customers While They Browse Target people based on their actions/ behaviour/ pages they visited on your site.
  39. 39. Google Adwords |Video Ads Search Ads Display AdsVideo Ads Shopping Ads Remarketing
  40. 40. Video Ads Overview • Where do your ads show? Youtube, before, during and after • Audience: Retargeting: People who have already visited your website. Regular: People interested in similar topics. • Costs: CPC or CPM • Typical video ad $0.10- $0.30 per view • Video production costs • Quality of video matters.
  41. 41. Video/ Youtube Advertising
  42. 42. Why Run a Video Campaign? • 1.3 billion users on Youtube • Every top 100 brand around the world (McDonalds, Fedex, amazon, apple) advertised on youtube. • We’re a society of watchers, not readers.
  43. 43. Google Adwords |Remarketing Search Ads Display AdsVideo Ads Shopping Ads Remarketing
  44. 44. Shopping Ads Overview • Where do your ads show? Google Search Page, Google Display Network • Audience: • People searching for specific retail products • Requires an inventory list of product catalog to populate a product feed. • Requires extensive set up, with Google Merchant Center • Best for ecommerce retailers • Other costs: good product photos
  45. 45. Sample Product Feed
  46. 46. Putting it All Together Search Ads Display AdsVideo Ads Shopping Ads Remarketing
  47. 47. What We Do: Google Ads Strategy and Management • Advise you on which ad campaigns are right for your business, goals and budget • Suggest target budgets and tell you what similar competitors are spending • Develop keyword lists • Write ad copy • Set up campaigns • Design the Display Ads • Produce Video Ads • Report on it all! • Optimize and continuously improve/
  48. 48. >Copywriting Newsletters Direct Mail Email Print Ads Web Copy Blogs Press Releases Social Media Copywriting >Web Design Banner Ads Websites Emails Landing Pages >Print Design Ads Brochures Direct Mail Point Of Sale(pos) > Social Media Management Facebook Fan Pages Twitter Profiles And Updates Linkedin Groups And Pages > Search Marketing Pay Per Click (PPC) Management Seo > More Marketing Logo Design Video Production Consulting 53 Our Services
  49. 49. our team Adina Zaiontz Director Jason Somai Project Manage/ Web Developer Cris Agefitei Web Developer Michael Gray Director of Business Development Kerry Brownell Art Director Terri Kevany PR Advisor Lisa Goller Content Strategist Maria Dianes Web Developer Diana Velarde Graphic Designer Josh Rachlis Copywriter Summer Gullage Marketing Coordinator
  50. 50. let’s make this work We look forward to working with you to make the most effective marketing campaign. napkinmarketing.com info@napkinmarketing.com T. 289.842.7180

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