Google Adwords: Strive to Be Different
The Money Isn’t Always in the Obvious.
When it comes to thinking about your business it’s important to
consider the non-obvious keywords (market niches) your business partakes
in.
Here’s an excellent example to illustrate this.
Hail Damage and Panelbeaters
My son’s Golf was badly damaged during a hail storm… the car was
literally covered in small indentations.
Of course the insurers wanted 2 quotes and the initial thought was we
needed to find 2 suitable panel beaters. Everybody knows panelbeaters
fix damaged cars...
Now if you were a panel beater (or is it panelbeater… important
distinction in Adwords bidding strategies) advertising on Google you
would definitely be looking to be found for panel beater related
keywords.
But the big question is would you be found for the terms associated
with specific car damage eg hail damage?
Wide awake and experienced Google advertisers are acutely aware of
putting themselves into a customers shoes and trying to discover what
real people are really looking for.
This short story of hail damage puts this into perspective.
By the way I found 2 advertisers on Google.co.za for the keyword hail
damage; got a quote from both and one got the R17,000 job in return for
a R0.50 ad. That's not bad advertising.
Question… do you think it’s a good idea to advertise along following
lines?
BMW body repairs
BMW panel beating
BMW storm damage
And the same for Toyota and Ford and and …
Yes this kind of bidding is very important but to handle it
efficiently you need special software.
At the upcoming workshop I will be demonstrating this particular
software that makes creating Google Adwords campaigns like this quick,
easy and targeted.
Scientific Advertising
By the way do you really want to understand advertising and how to
apply 100 year old principles?
There's a book called "Scientific Advertising" written by Claude
Hopkins some 100 years ago. This book is a must read for any Adwords
user. It is an amazingly accurate insight into what's really important
in advertising.
You can get it free...
download
PDF here.
|