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Google will be factoring in an advertiser's mobile presence into its ads quality score from mobile campaigns. A blog post on Search Engine Land talks about how Google is really going to be pushing optimized mobile websites with lower click through rates. There is a huge surge at holiday time for store locator terms from mobile devices. They have an interesting graphic about mobile-only campaigns - they drive 11.5 percent more CTRs than campaigns simply imported from PC Adwords. Guess it's time to begin thinking about the upcoming holiday shopping crowd and their new buying patterns within local communities! Cheryl |
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I experimented for a bit with mobile ads and the CTRs were surprisingly high - its going to be big in the next few years I'm sure
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Youre right we had some campaigns that offered us a conversion of 30% even if right now the return is more around the 12 to 17 % all depending on the products. |
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ctr 's are usually much lower however once clicked upon coversions are almost always much higher- so value for money is always good.
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