Increasing AdWords Impressions - Step 2 (of 7)

"body">List 1. Keywords related to 'teen problems'
Step Two: Shatter Your Groups- a problem for teens
Low AdWords impressions? Quality Score Falling?- a problem with teens
Often advertisers create AdGroup - Keyword -- about teens problems
Landing Page combinations with very poor relevance.- adolescent problems
Learn how to "shatter your groups" to increase- back problems in teens
relevance.- behavior problem teens
Compare these two AdGroups:- behavior problems in teens
Example 1. This AdGroup has poor relevance- behavior problems with teens
- AdVariant- behavioral problems in teens
- Footwear- behavioral problems teens
- Get your footwear here- camp for problem teens
- at best prices in town- complaints young
- www get-your-footwear-here com (not a real link)- cute problems
Keywords: footwear, shoes, boots, sandals- dealing with problem teens
Landing Page Copy- diagnosing girls
- Get Your Footwear Here!- diagnosing young
- Copy talking about footwear and shoes- difficulties teens
- with a mention of sandals and a bit about- difficulties young
- boots. Plus more about footwear, sandals- disorders girls
- other types of shoes footwear etc you get- drug problems in teens
- the idea.- emotional problems in teens
Example 2. This AdGroup has better relevance- emotional problems teens
- AdVariant- for parents with problem teens
- Shoes- ... plus about 100 more list items, removed to comply
- Get your shoes herewtih Ezine keyword density rules ...
- at best prices in town- the problem with teens
- www get-your-footwear-here com/shoes- thyroid problems in teens
Keywords: shoes- weight problems in teens
Landing Page Copy- weight problems teens
- Get Your Shoes Here!- with problem teens in
- Copy talking about shoes and more shoes- young keeps
- with even more mention of shoes and types- young problem
- of shoes. Plus more about shoes, shoes- young problems
- other types of shoes etc you get the idea.- youth problems
See the difference?Now, can you see some logical groupings in there?
The problem with "Footwear" is, it is just too vague.Here are 19 groups that I can see:
AdWords strongly favours tight relevancy - even theList 2. Logical grouping from List 1 above, related to
second AdGroup in the above example is not as tight'teen problems'
as it could be.- Teen behavior problems
Shatter your Ads into tightly relevant AdGroups.- Teen emotional problems
Shatter your groups: a group (with keywords and- Teen mental problems
AdVariants and a landing page) all about walking- Teen learning problems
shoes; another group all about indoor men's shoes;- Teen drug problems
another about sports shoes, and so on. Just this one- Teen substance abuse problems
step, for most campaigns, is enough to get you all the- Teen alcohol problems
impressions you need! The following gives a simplistic- Teen drinking problems
example to illustrate the point:- Teen health problems
Example 3. This AdGroup has even better relevance- Teen obesity problems
- AdVariant- Teen weight problems
- Walking Shoes- Teen nutrition problems
- Get your walking shoes here- Teen heart problems
- at best prices in town- Teen family problems
- www get-your-footwear-here com/walking-shoes- Teen school problems
Keywords: [walking shoes] (note phrase match not- Problems teens face
broad match)- Diagnosing teen problems
Landing Page Copy- Families with problem teens
- Get Your Walking Shoes Here!- Parents with problem teens
- Copy talking about walking shoes and moreAnd I'm sure there are a few more in there; see if you
- more mention of walking shoes and typescan spot some.
- of walking shoes. Plus more about walkingEach of those keyword groups becomes a new
- shoes etc you get the idea.AdGroup with its own focused landing page and
Again: See the difference?AdVariants. Feed the subject phrase (such as "teen
That might sound like a lot of work - building all thosebehaviour problems") back in the Google Keyword
landing pages for each shattered group - well, itTool to get even more related keywords.
needn't be... Typically, using Save As and a bit ofSome of the landing pages may be almost identical -
imagination, two people can create at least 10 to 15for example I suspect the weight page and the obesity
shattered landing pages (and their correspondingpage will be quite similar, although you might talk about
AdGroups and AdVariants) in less than a day - andover-weight and under-weight concerns on the weight
once we did 34 in an afternoon (two people for aboutpage, and obviously you'd handle the specific issues
5 hours each) and increased impressions by 50xrelating to obesity on the obesity page.
instantly - with tighter relevance!Is "weight problem" really that different to "obesity
Now, how do you decide what the shattered groupsproblem"? Yes! Do they need separate pages? Yes!
should be?Google knows they are closely related (by word
Use the Google tools and/or tools like Micro Nicheassociation) but even so, you will get fewer
Finder (which, by the way, at $67 is by far theimpressions if you mix the two phrases on the same
best-value tool that we have purchased to help us getpage and/or mix the keywords in the same AdGroup.
our AdWords Campaigns to Self-fund) and get a listThis is because Google assumes that repeated use of
of keywords that Google thinks might be relevant forone phrase is more tightly relevant than
the group you're about to shatter.interchangeable use of two or three apparently related
Note: you may have already put all these keywordsphrases.
into your AdGroup during Step 1 (previous article), inNewbie summary:
any case you should use the Google Keyword ToolCreate at least 15 and up to 30, 40 or even 50
and or Micro niche Finder again in this step to ensure allAdGroups with 10-20 very similar keywords and 2-3
possible keywords are considered.tightly relevant AdVariants in each group.
Imagine an AdWords Campaign driving traffic to yourMake versions of your landing page - each version
How to Deal with Problem Teenagers landing page.specifically targeting one of the AdGroups.
For the root keyword phrase teen problems, GoogleGood luck with PPC!
returns the following list (using Micro Niche Finder):