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5 Signs Google Search Ads Are Right for Your Business

The Web Guys is a service-driven digital marketing firm focused on increasing the quality and quantity of our clients’ web traffic through time-tested strategies. Google Search Ads can be a powerful tool for reaching potential customers at the exact moment they’re searching for what you offer—but they’re not a one-size-fits-all solution. Our paid search specialists know the ins and outs of maximizing your online performance with Google. If you’re considering investing in Google Ads, here are five ways to know if it’s a good fit for your business.1. Your Customers Are Searching for Your Product or ServiceGoogle Search Ads are most effective when people are actively searching for what you sell. If your product or service solves a common problem or fills a known need (think “emergency plumber” or “buy running shoes online”), then Google Ads can put you in front of those high-intent searchers. Use tools like Google Keyword … Continued

Is Your Google Ads Campaign Falling Short? 4 Red Flags to Avoid

Maintaining an effective Google Ads campaign requires regular attention and optimization. Just as a vehicle needs routine maintenance to run smoothly, your advertising efforts need periodic tune-ups to ensure optimal performance. The Web Guys of Carmel, Indiana, makes a point of staying on top of digital marketing best practices to help our clients succeed. Read on to learn four critical warning signs that indicate your Google Ads campaign may need a tune-up.

6 Key Strategies to Maximize Google Maps Presence

All businesses should maintain a strong online presence in this increasingly digital age. Google Maps is an essential tool for consumers who seek local products and services. Fortunately, The Web Guys know digital marketing strategies and how to harness the power of Google Maps to significantly boost local visibility and increase traffic to a business.

GBP Users Ask and – Eventually – Google Answers

Google loves to trot out changes – usually when you are just getting used to what you’re already dealing with – and true to form, they’ve got some serious mods coming your way in the Google Business Profile (GBP) arena. User questions and concerns about managing social profiles and the presentation of Local Services Ads have captured Google’s attention, and they’re rolling out updates in response.

SEO vs. PPC: Getting Down to Business

It’s the age-old digital marketing question – should you be focusing on search engine optimization or pay-per-click advertising – and it’s a doozy. Yes, it would be great if some kind of marketing guru could provide you with a definitive answer that could put all your doubts to rest. But like so many conundrums of this kind, the answer has to come from within. Let’s do a bit of soul-searching.

Search Ads and Display Ads: Strike the Right Balance

You know that your potential customers are out there scrolling on their devices, and you’d like to connect. Enter Google’s display ads, which are designed to help promote your business when people are doing what they love most – device-based browsing. When combined with search ads, you can significantly increase your advertising reach.

Google Picks up the Pace on AI

Google has new artificial intelligence performance enhancers for search ads at the ready. The idea is to improve connectivity between businesses and their most valuable customers, and doing so requires careful monitoring of burgeoning trends in both search marketing and how consumers actually conduct searches. To help facilitate this, Google Ads is tweaking the system with AI in an attempt to generate enhanced creativity and improved ad performance. Getting to know what this could mean for your ad efforts is an excellent idea.

5 Tips for Flexing Your Advertising Budget in 2023

You don’t advertise for the heck of it. You advertise because you’re looking for a return on your investment. Churning out new ad campaigns does not necessarily translate to generating successful campaigns. While yours may be the sweetest ad out there, if it isn’t optimized to generate revenue, it’s not doing your biz any favors. As we head into another year of economic uncertainty, it’s important to have your advertising in fine form, and fortunately, there are five helpful and relatively pain free tips for doing so. Let’s get started.

Google: Ad Spend, Rank, and the Impressions You Make

The goal of SEO and many digital marketing efforts is to make your mark on the search engine results page (SERP), but it is undeniably difficult to keep up with the flux of evolving features, the kaleidoscope of new ads, and your cascading competitors. There are, however, three touchstones that you should become very familiar with in terms of monitoring your position on the leaderboard and adjusting your campaigns in response. When you understand and track Google Ad’s primary search metrics, which focus on impression share, you’ll be far better positioned to make the most of your marketing dollars.

Extend Your Advertising Reach with Ad Extensions

Everyone loves a free gift with purchase – the mainstay of high-end cosmetic companies for decades – and even mighty Google likes to get in on a good thing. When you advertise with Google, you get a bump in the form of ad extensions, which have a lot to offer when you are in the know, so let’s take a closer look at some of the highlights.