I Spent $19,847,142 On Google Ads - Here's Everything You Need to Know

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I Spent $19,847,142 On Google Ads - Here's Everything You Need to Know.
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In this video, I share my experience of spending $19,847,142 on Google Ads. If you're looking to master Google Ads 2023, this is the ultimate guide for you. I dive deep into the Google Ads tutorial, covering all aspects you need to know for Google Ads 2024. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your ads google strategies, this video is for you.
I will walk you through everything from the basics of Google Ads for beginners to advanced strategies covered in my Google Ads course. Learn the best Google Ads strategy that I have developed through extensive experience. You'll also discover how to run Google Ads efficiently and how to use Google Ads for maximum return on investment.
One crucial aspect of Google Ads is Google Ads keyword research. I'll show you how to do it right and how to implement these strategies effectively. This video also includes tips on how to optimize Google Ads for ecommerce. If you're into ecommerce Google Ads, you can't miss this part.
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@rubenos012 2 месяца назад

Amazing information/lesson once again. Thank you!

@SamPiliero 2 месяца назад

Appreciate you!

@ScottMatlak-q5q 2 месяца назад

Love your videos! tnks :)

@mihaellaa.7911 Месяц назад

So well and easily explained, thank you! What structure would you recommend using for just starting out with Google ads, while launching a brand new business/brand?

@GretchenWatts 2 месяца назад

So Amazing! Thanks

@markpommett5712 2 месяца назад

I've never been able to scale PMAX running it solo. The ROAS always drops. I've seen the best results running it as a supplemental campaign. How are you getting it to spend while applying a tROAS? Thanks For non-brand search, I start on max conversions on a low budget with the best converting keywords and then transition to a tCPA before switching to broad match.

@SamPiliero Месяц назад

try splitting your pmax campaigns. 1 with a brand exclusion and 1 without a brand exclusion. i have a video releasing about this specific topic in a few days.

@cristiandumitrescu6813 2 месяца назад

Should I exclude top 20% products from 80% campaign? Is a bad idea to keep them in both Pmax campaigns? Thanks

@danielyionline 2 месяца назад

I wish you explained how to only target specific products when you have a large catalogue. I searched everywhere for this and I haven’t found a way to do this… can you help me?

@SamPiliero 2 месяца назад

I’ll get this one going!

@ReelGreezy 2 месяца назад

When you say pick a few broad match keywords per ad group for the non brand search campaign how do you know which ones to choose? There are so many keywords in ad planner related to a specific product I feel like it's best to start with alot of broad match keywords and then over time pause the ones that are performing bad and keep the winners. Just feels like a better approach so you're not limiting yourself because you'll never truly know which broad match keywords perform the best unless you try alot. But I'm open to hearing why you think only selecting a few broad match is better and how exactly you select them. Thanks brother.

@SamPiliero Месяц назад

this is a case of keep it simple. pick the absolutely most relevant term for you and do not overthink this. if you sell golf hats then literally use the word "golf hats" and add a few variations for what makes you unique

@ReelGreezy Месяц назад

@@SamPiliero Cool, thanks