Brief Summary
This course dives into the nitty-gritty of Pay Per Click (PPC) strategies. You'll learn how to choose the right keywords, craft compelling ads, and manage your campaigns like a pro, all while keeping costs low. Perfect for marketers wanting to boost their online presence!
Key Points
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Define the right keywords for targeted ads.
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Write winning ad copy that grabs attention.
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Learn strategies to lower advertising costs.
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Manage and optimize PPC campaigns effectively.
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Analyze key phrases and landing page performance.
Learning Outcomes
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Know how to set up and manage a PPC campaign.
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Create effective ad copy that converts traffic.
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Understand how to optimize campaigns for maximum profits.
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Be able to analyze performance and make data-driven decisions.
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Learn to use industry best practices for successful advertising.
About This Course
Understand how to define the right keywords, write the winning advert and use all the techniques to lower your price.
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LEARN HOW TO GREATLY PROFIT FROM A PPC STRATEGY IN YOUR MARKETING
A Certificate of Completion is Presented to Students who Undertake the Course.
The Course is Endorsed by The Oxford College of Marketing.
A clear and concise way to learn Pay Per Click
Jargon Buster - Real Learning no false "short-cuts"
Plenty of Industry examples and Best practices
This course will focus on how to manage a Paid search campaign so that you are targeting the right audience and using your budget most effectively. Coupled with the SEO course, Tim Fidgeon will teach you how to prepare ad text, landing page and how to successfully analyze key phrases. The video includes real life examples and methodology to achieve the desired results, including campaign structure and management issues.
Plan, Deploy, Manage, Audit a PPC Campaign
Optimize your Campaign for Best Results
Dramatically lower the Price of your Adverts
Marla M. H.
I like the information and I like the presenter. But no matter how well the information is presented when it is not up to date, it decreases the value of the course. The course has historical value, but I would not trust that it has the most relevant, commercial value. I want to know what is happening in 2015, not what happened two, three years ago.