Three Reasons You Should Advertise on Google

Previously known as Google AdWords prior to July 24, 2018, Google Ads is an online service provider developed by Google where just about anyone can run an advertisement. The ads could appear as virtually anything from blog posts and videos, to job listings and service offers. Since its initial release on October 23, 2000, it has been Google's main source of revenue.



To advertise on Google, one must be familiar with running a Pay Per Click campaign. PPC campaigns are an internet broadcasting model used to strategically direct traffic to websites in which an advertiser pays a publisher only when the ad is clicked. These ads cost a measly $1 to $2 per click, so it's not much. However, your ROI could be triple, and in some cases, even more than what you've initially spent on the PPC campaign.

Google Has a Massive Reach


To this day, it remains the number one used search engine and for a good reason. Google’s capacity to scour for information and filter through the internet is unrivaled. Another odd yet endearing quality of Google's massive reach is its ability to find the most specific of searches like 'man in blue tuxedo with a poodle and blond woman.' Try it for yourself. You'll be surprised by the results that will pull up.

The Advertiser Has Full Control of Their Campaign


You can either have an ad that appears with all searches or one that appeals to certain demographics’ keywords.  Keyword searches are probably the most common type of entities that an ad would attach themselves to. Also, the advertiser can choose the range of their ad. Do you want to appeal to people within 50 km? Done. How about internet users within a 500 km radius? Also doable. The possibilities of control are endless!


Search Engines Remain Constant


If there's one thing that will remain on the internet until the end of time amidst all the fleeting trends that come and go, it's a search engine. Google, like many other search engines, are the backbone of the internet. Social media platforms, despite their seeming longevity, will eventually be replaced by the next big thing. Back in the day, Friendster and MySpace were all the rage, but now? People don't even seem to remember who they are. Google, however, is here to stay.

Is your business in need of a Google AdWords service provider? Coffeebot Digital Marketing Solutions is here to help! Leave us a message, and we'll see what we can do to help you.




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