Paid Marketing
If you’re operating a startup business, you’re likely familiar with the concept of organic marketing, which is essentially cost-free. However, relying solely on organic or free marketing may not be sufficient to achieve exponential business growth. In addition to your free promotional efforts, it’s advisable to explore paid marketing strategies to gain a competitive edge and stimulate increased sales.
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What We Provide
PPC (Pay-Per-Click) Advertising
PPC is the fast lane to website success. Buckle up and let's get cruising!
Display Advertising
It Utilizes visual banners, videos, or graphics on websites and apps to promote products, services, or messages to audiences.
Remarketing & Retargeting Campaigns
It re-engage past website visitors with tailored ads, increasing the likelihood of conversions and engagement.
Influencer Collaboration for Paid Promotion
It leverages popular personalities to promote products or services, expanding brand reach and credibility through paid partnerships.
Discover
The initial step in executing an effective paid marketing strategy involves identifying websites and platforms suitable for advertising.
Typically, Google Adwords serves as the starting point for many advertisers. To gain a comprehensive understanding of its intricacies and harness its potential effectively, it’s essential to invest a significant amount of time in learning about it. Google offers a comprehensive course for mastering Adwords, and upon successful completion of the course’s final exam, you can even earn a certification. This certification validates your proficiency in the platform.
Keyword Planning
Start by identifying relevant keywords for your product or service. Google Adwords’ Keyword Planner is a valuable tool for uncovering search terms related to your business. Google offers a guide on how to use Keyword Planner.
Once you’ve compiled a comprehensive list of keywords, organize them into different categories or buckets. A common approach is to group them based on specific criteria, like keywords containing your brand name or specific phrases.
Offer
Crafting compelling offers, a crucial yet challenging aspect, involves promising value in your ads. For a SaaS product, offers might include downloading a white paper, registering for an event, accessing a free trial, or making a purchase proposal. Begin with a bottom-up approach: review content, analyze website design, explore competitors’ ads, and click on them to gauge their offers. Conduct keyword-based searches to examine current results, gaining insight into your audience’s needs and potential gaps to fill. Solving their problems effectively by aligning offers with identified pain points from your keyword research is the most effective strategy.
Spend
Initially, experiment with small budgets across various offer types and platforms. Create a list of advertising platforms, allocate budgets based on impressions, audience targeting, and prior experience. Avoid hasty decisions based on averages; they can mislead you. Before investing, develop a well-founded hypothesis for each platform. If it doesn’t yield results, embrace the learning and move on. It’s better to spend modestly and learn than invest heavily in a potentially flawed campaign. Gather insights from sales reps to understand their audience and ad preferences, leveraging personal experiences as invaluable learning opportunities.
Measure
Setting up reports and sheets for tracking is a one-time task that paves the way for a seamless journey ahead. Maximize the use of URL parameters while maintaining a systematic naming convention for clear data analysis.
In the “Source” field, specify the advertising platform name to track campaigns and compare their performance effectively.
For Google Analytics, use distinct mediums like PPC, CPA, CPM, CPV, or CPP to denote paid traffic, enabling easy tracking through the built-in paid segment.
Incorporate targeted keywords into the “Term” parameter for analyzing keyword performance in text ads.
When A/B testing ad copies or positions leading to the same landing page, differentiate them using the “Content” field in your URL.
Lastly, assign unique names to each marketing campaign for efficient tracking.
Optimize
Once your campaigns are up and running with compelling ads and landing pages, the real work begins: optimization.
Every morning, I dedicate my initial ten minutes to reviewing reports and jotting down notes. If the click-through rate (CTR) is lacking, I refine and test the ad copy or banner design. When conversions are underperforming, I conduct A/B tests on the landing page, experimenting with different offers or copy.
When it comes to PPC landing pages, there’s a multitude of elements to optimize. Explore straightforward methods to enhance your landing pages’ effectiveness for better results.
