Our Campaign by the Numbers
1 %
increase in the number of
clicks
1 %
increase in signups
13 $
amount saved on each
of the 120 signup
My client, an industrial storage supply company in our area, had an existing Google AdWords campaign in place but their strategy resulted in a cost of $38 per sign-up and a whopping $17 per click – far too much money for far too few clicks. In September alone, they spent almost $3,800 for only 217 clicks on their ads.
How I grew conversions and lowered costs with a more targeted Google AdWords strategy
increase in the number of
clicks
increase in signups
amount saved on each
of the 120 signup
My client controlled a modest portion of the surprisingly large and comptitive market for industrial storage supplies. They recently discovered why they have been unable to control more of the local market - their marketing efforts lagged far behind their competition, especially digitally. Their competitors were having marked success via digital channels channels while My client primarily relied on conventional marketing. Realizing something needed to change, they embarked on their own AdWords journey using well-intending internal marketing employees that just didn't have the knowledge to effectively drive traffic that will affect their bottom line. That's where I come in.
Getting a Bigger Piece of the Market
The goal was clear. They had already spent $3,000 the previous month with less-than-satisfactory results. While their digital marketing efforts were failing, their competitors were capturing a larger piece of the market every day. It was time to turn that
around
One of the many reasons why Google AdWords is a great way to boost your web presence and drive ready-to-buy traffic to your website is the ability to adjust a campaign based on performance. Because My client had an existing AdWords campaign in place, I analyzed their results and built on the parts of the strategy that were working and changed those that were not. I started with improving the copy of the ads and landing pages. Copy that is relevant improves your Quality Score - Google's rating of the quality and relevance of your ads. A higher Quality Score translates to a lower cost per click and a lower cost per conversion. Next, I began targeting keywords that their competition were targeting - including branded keywords. This means when potential customers search for my client’s competition by name, in addition to the results they also saw my client’s ads. For keywords that were underperforming and couldn't be helped with improved copy, I simply removed them. No sense in throwing away money. Finally, I added negative keywords. Excluding search terms that won't result in a qualified lead or sale is another way to save money and maximize ROI.
saved in 1st month of my campaign compared to the previous campaign
conversions compared
to 100 – an increase of
20%
saved on each of the 549 clicks – 332 more clicks than the month before
of conversions resulted
from targeting their competitor’s keywords
The key to a successful Google AdWords campaign is targeted ad copy that funnels potential customers to a landing page that is relevant to the copy on the ads.
Then, thoroughly research existing campaigns (if they exist) and competitor keywords. Equipped with this knowledge, I can then spend My client’s valuable marketing budget on the right keywords and stop wasting mon wasting money on the wrong ones.
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