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A business analytics
company targeting enterprise companies bids on keywords around data
science and business intelligence, yet its PPC campaign includes people
looking for jobs in data science and BI. An optometrist running a
search campaign focuses on the keyword “glasses” but finds her ads are
being shown to people searching for wine glasses or drinking glasses. A
cybersecurity firm is advertising a B2B webinar on its on-demand
training course for security professionals and its ads are being shown
to college students looking for classes.
What a waste.
Why does this happen?
Because Google is going to include anyone looking for the keywords
you’ve chosen.
With organizations
expected to spend more than $95 billion on search ads in 2022,
competition for high-value keywords is fierce. You can’t afford to
waste money on keywords that aren’t relevant to your ideal customers.
Negative keywords help
eliminate wasteful spending by preventing your ads from being shown in
searches that are not relevant to your business.
In this article, we’ll
discuss:
- What
are negative keywords?
- Why
should you use negative keywords?
- How
to identify negative keywords
- How
to add negative keywords to your Google ad account
Let’s start with the
definition of negative keywords...
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