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Google Ads Automation: Using it to Your Advantage

As automation evolves and becomes more integral to running successful campaigns, we need to be clear that delegating tasks to the machine doesn’t diminish our value. It opens our mental bandwidth in order to take on bigger challenges and focus on strategic tasks.

Try Smart bidding in at least one campaign

Gone are the days when smart bidding was considered an exclusively big budget move. Thankfully smart bidding campaigns have evolved over the years and are now affordable. Assessing the advantages and disadvantages of your Google Ads automated bidding plan is vital to recuperating the money you invest. If you are using this strategy for the first time, leverage a moderate objective for the CPA (Cost Per Action) or ROAS (return on ad spend) and put in a bid limit that resonates a strong bid-to-budget ratio.

Test the responsive ads

The new Google algorithm recognizes that responsive ads entail sufficient human input. So, there’s a lot of room for innovation. Plus, responsive ads are designed to process A/B testing and allow marketers to focus on deciding on a suitable creative. Instead of piling seven ads into a single ad unit, test your responsive ads.

Use close variants

Google and Microsoft both gives web administrators ample access to several variants of useful keywords that can be attained at a discount rate. Instead of focusing heavily on a strict keyword usage structure, test out close variants to secure your access to prime SERPs (especially if they entail more economical Cost Per Click rate). Also, there's no faultless way of getting protection against close variants (just 10,000 negatives are allowed for each campaign) so fighting to avoid these close variant matches is essentially futile.

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