Google Ads is the most popular platform for generating traffic to your site. Google, as a search engine, generates 90% of all internet queries. That’s why we create campaigns here — because we know how effective this tool is.
Google Ads is designed for entrepreneurs and marketers who want to instantly promote their site, specifically by generating traffic, increasing conversions, and boosting sales. Google Ads offers a wide range of solutions, and here are places where your site will be displayed:
Text ads in Google Search Network. This is the most common form, where your ad appears in Google Search. A text ad is also called a sponsored link. Ads in Google Ads show up above and below organic search results.
Video ads on YouTube. If you don’t have a YouTube premium account, you always see this ad while watching videos. Your business’s video ad can be placed here as well.
Product ads. These are visual ads that display products along with their images, names, and prices. They appear in Google Search and in the Shopping tab. Product ads are generated immediately after the creation of a product campaign. Your product ad is an effective way to stand out because they appear above and next to organic results, encouraging users to click. More clicks mean a higher chance of generating sales.
Ads in Gmail inbox. Gmail, as part of Google, is another place for your ads. Gmail ads appear at the top of the message list, resembling a regular email. After clicking, they expand like a standard message. This type of ad helps you reach users in their daily environment, increasing interaction and conversion. Importantly, it is unobtrusive and highly effective.
Display ads in the Google Display Network. These are graphic forms of advertising shown on websites, apps, and YouTube (also part of Google). Display ads can include text, images, logos, and calls to action (CTA). They attract visual attention, increasing brand recognition and driving valuable traffic to your website.
Remarketing. Remarketing targets customers who have already purchased from you. If someone bought once, they might do it again, right? Google developed remarketing based on this assumption. Ads are shown on other websites, apps, YouTube, and in Google Search. Remarketing reminds users of your offer, increases the chances of a return visit, and finalizes the purchase.