Adwords Content Network Vs Search Network
February 25th, 2012 | Published in Marketing
Google AdWords PPC program allows you to choose whether you want your PPC ads on content network, search network, or both.
Do you know the difference between research networks and content?
If you choose to place their ads on the search network, appear on the right side of the results page when someone performs a search on the Google search engine.
If you choose to have their ads on the content network, appears on several websites registered with Google AdSense. You’ve probably visited websites that trade with an identification tag that says Ads by Google – which are the AdSense ads that are paid by advertisers AdWords PPC.
When the PPC ads appear on content network and clicks on your ad, Google charges you the bid price click and share some of that revenue with the site owner.
Although many advertisers to avoid using the content network, there are different benefits depending on what you hope to achieve with your PPC campaign.
If you are giving away a free report to prospective clients, you may want any exposure you can get. In this case, the network of content you need. Your ads appear on a wide range of websites and the number of visitors may increase significantly.
On the other hand, if you’re in a very competitive market where a large amount bid per click, can stay with the search network instead.
The general idea is that you generate clicks that are more focused on the search network. Indeed, the prospect is actively searching the topic related to your keywords, so that already expressed interest.
The content network, but your PPC ad is shown to viewers who are not really interested in your product but you can click on your ad just out of curiosity. If your bid for clicks is fairly high, you may lose a lot of money with little potential to win.
Another problem with the content network is that ads are selected by the return of the Google site. This interpretation is performed by a software algorithm and sometimes the software misses the mark. Have you ever visited a web site that is clear on a particular topic, but the AdSense ads on something else?
If you pay for clicks on ads on sites curious independent, a substantial portion of its advertising budget is wasted.
If your PPC campaign based on keywords with low prices and your product has a wide market with general appeal, the network content from the best option because it has the highest exposure.
As mentioned above, you can choose the search network’s content network, or both. AdWords lets you specify different bids for each network, allowing you to pay a lower price for clicks from the content network and put a little money in circulation at the same time.
