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PPC (pay-per-click) can be deceptively simple to use. After all, it takes mere seconds to create an account with Google Ads or even a paid social media platform such as LinkedIn or Instagram. 

But unless you have a true understanding of not just how the platform works, but also your audience, PPC isn’t as easy as 123. 

It’s important to get PPC right if you want to win new leads and ultimately sales for your business. 

So rather than give up or waste money doing the wrong things, we’ve put together this handy guide to point you in the right direction, as 

 can either be spot on. Or, the keywords could be too vague or even irrelevant. 

Furthermore, opting for highly competitive keywords without the ad budget to back them up can result in low ad visibility. 

In short, keywords are crucial in terms of how much PPC campaigns cost, who sees the ad, who will click on the ad, and who will actually make a purchase once they land on your website. 

The wrong keywords in any capacity will lead to lower ROIs. 

, or simply doesn’t persuade in the right way, well, that advert may fall a little flat. 

Good words or phrases can include ‘buy now’, ‘free shipping’, ‘next day delivery’ along with other content specifically related to the item or service. 

Ad copy which lacks any real sway is all too easy to ignore. The same can also be said when the wrong phrases are used to describe something. Hence, every letter counts in PPC. 

Quality score is a metric given by Google, and denotes aspects such as ad relevance, expected click-through rate and the landing page experience. 

If Google deems you’re providing a low quality experience with irrelevant ads and a poor web experience, this will impact how visible your PPC ads are. Low visibility means fewer people seeing and clicking on your ad. 

 for quite some time, it’s likely your audience has already seen your campaigns. Showing them the same campaign multiple times will eventually lead to fatigue, especially if the images or ad copy just aren't persuasive enough. 

A good rule of thumb is to ensure that all PPC ads have a shelf life, especially those which contain time-sensitive dates or promotions. 

People Are Clicking On Your Campaigns…But Have A Disappointing Experience On Your Website

Have you ever considered that your PPC campaigns are absolutely fine, but it’s where you're sending users that is not?

We are of course talking about your website here, which should provide a high quality and relevant experience for users. Otherwise, you’ll be paying for every click, but not seeing much of a return in terms of leads and sales. 

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Ultimately, the above reasons and many more which cause PPC campaigns to miss the mark means it's time to call in the professionals.  

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