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AdWords Identifies Your Clicks!

We’ve all seen a number of changes in AdWords over the past months – new features have sprung up allowing advertisers to interact more readily with customers. We’ve had…

  • Sitelinks – allowing users a choice of which entry page they land on
  • Product Ads – enticing users with a juicy picture of actual products
  • Click-to-call – For mobile ads where users can phone directly by clicking on an ad.

..to name but a few. With all these new types of ads there has obviously been the desire to identify quite what part of the ads are being selected – are your new Product Ads really improving the click-through-rate of people selecting the images? What’s more, this means that if the your market really responds to a particular type of ad extension then you know you can focus your optimising time on rolling that out across your other campaigns.

Id-ing Those Clicks

Googles PPC boffins have now handily added a new segment type to allow AdWords users to identify what part of their ads are receiving clicks. As always, its integrated into the AdWords interface – just select the Segment drop-menu above the graphs and select ‘Click type’.

More information can be found on the Inside AdWords blog.



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