7 Tips for Writing Effective Ads in Adwords

On August 15, 2009, in Tips & Tricks, by Amir Al Take

Here we have listed most important tips for writing effective ads in Google Adwords.

1. Put the main keyword in the headline

Remember to write your main keyword in the headline because it has big effect. When user search your keyword that you have included in your headline it has great probability that Google will display it.

2. Put the biggest benefit in your ad

Effective ad has always benefit and that benefit is aimed for user and not for you. In the end we are concentrating on getting users to your site. When you are advertising a product using PPC lots of people are writing a feature in their ad and that’s big mistake. Users are not interested in features but rather in benefits.

3. Have a strong call to action

Have a strong call to action. This is critical part in your ad. When you have appropriate and strong call to action you will 99% get users to click your ad. This will raise your ad click through rate (CTR). High CTR will reduce your ad cost.

4. Capitalize the first letter of each word in the ad

Capitalizing the first letter of each word will ease readability. It is nice to read ad that is easy to read and clean.

5. Capitalize the first letter of each word in your URL

Capitalizing the first of each word of URL has same effect like capitalizing letters in your ad but now this will also ease to remember your website address.

6. Ask a question in your ad

Asking question in your ad will give user to consider something in mind. This is good thing because it makes user to be curious to get answer for that specific question. So only way to find it out is to click your ad unless you want to Google it.

7. Learn copywriting skills

Learning copywriting skills is usually under-estimated and it is huge mistake. Learning copywriting skills is essential and it has big impact in writing outstanding ad that lure users to your site or even to buy your product. So learn copywriting skills and you will see the difference.

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