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How To Easily Add Keywords To Your Google Ads?

Google Ads keywords are specific words or phrases that advertisers use in their campaigns to target relevant search inquiries. These keywords are used for triggering ads when people search for similar terms on Google or its other related platforms. An effective keyword selection ensures that ads are shown to people interested in the advertised products or services.

There are different match types for keywords:

  • Broad match: Ads appear for related searches.
  • Phrase match: Ads appear for searches that include the keyword phrase.
  • Exact match: Ads appear only for precise searches of the keyword.

Optimizing keyword choice can improve ad relevance, reduce costs, and increase click-through rates (CTR).

Following are the steps for adding keywords to your advertisement campaign but before that read this article for creating Google Ads. You can add keywords while or after creating your advertisement.

  1. Open your Google Ads account.
  2. Click the ‘Campaigns’ icon.
  3. In the section, menu drop-down click the Audiences, keywords, and Content.
  4. Click the option ‘Search keywords’ and click the ‘+’ plus button.
  5. Search for your campaign by name or campaign ID in the “Select an ad group” window to select a campaign.
  6. Select the ad group where you want to add your keywords.
  7. You can add keywords by entering or pasting one per line.
  8. While selecting an ad group, you’ll see relevant keyword ideas. You can also enter a related website of your niche or a product similar to yours to see its keywords.
  9. Click the ‘+’ plus sign next to the keywords you want to add to your ad group.
  10. If necessary, you may modify match types after adding the keywords
  11. Click the ‘Save’ button.

You can also add keywords to videos and other display campaigns:

  1. In your Google Ads account, click the ‘Campaigns’ icon.
  2. Click the Audiences, keywords, and Content as we have done above.
  3. Click Content and then click the Display/Video keywords tab.
  4. Click the ‘+’ plus button.
  5. Search for your campaign by name or campaign ID in the “Select an ad group” window to select a campaign.
  6. Select the ad group where you want to assign the keywords.
  7. Add the keywords one per line as we have done above.
  8. Select either the ‘Audience’ or the ‘Content’ for your keyword setting
  9. Click the ‘Save’ button.

When you add good keywords to your Google Ads campaigns, several positive outcomes may occur:

  1. Improved Ad Relevance: Targeting appropriate keywords ensures your ads appear for searches relevant to your business.
  2. Higher Click-Through Rate (CTR): With well-chosen keywords, users are more likely to click on ads that match their intent.
  3. Better Quality Score: Google’s system rewards ad relevance, leading to lower costs per click and better ad positioning.
  4. Enhanced Conversion Rates: Reaching the right audience increases the chances of conversions.
  5. Reduce Ad Spend: Avoiding irrelevant clicks helps reduce ad spend.

Good keywords directly align your ads with potential customer searches, boosting ad performance across multiple metrics.

How To Easily Create Responsive Google Ads?

As we have discussed in one of our lessons you need to keep basic images of aspect ratio (square, landscape, and logo images) in hand before you start creating a responsive Google Ad.

Apart from images, you will need:

  1. At least one short headline of 30 characters or fewer. This works as the first line of your ad.
  2. A long headline of 90 characters or fewer characters.
  3. At least one description. It is shown with the headline and asks people to take action.
  4. A business name which is simply the name of your business.
  5. A final URL. This is the website or the webpage where people will go after clicking on your ad. Don’t use any shorted or redirected URL here or your advertisement will be rejected.

Once you have the images, business name, headlines, description, and URL simply follow these steps and you will easily create a responsive Google Ad of your choice.

  1. Open your Google Ads account and click the Campaigns icon.
  2. From the section menu, select the Campaigns drop-down.
  3. Click on Ads.
  4. Click the plus button.
  5. Choose a Responsive display ad.
  6. Select the appropriate ad group.
  7. Click Images to upload your images and Logos for logo images.
  8. Fill in the ad details, including multiple headlines and descriptions for the responsive ad.
  9. Preview the ad and click Save.

Once you do that, your ad goes for a review by Google before it gets published online.

What Image Ratio & Dimensions Work For Google Ads?

In this lesson, you will get the easiest information on image ratio and sizes so that you can create your first Responsive Google Ad without any hassles.

To make a Google Ad you will need a minimum of three images:

  1. At least One Square Image of Ratio 1:1 – Maximum of 600 x 600 pixels and Minimum of 300 x 300 pixels
  2. At least One Rectangular (Landscape) Image of Ration 1.91:1 – Maximum of 1200 x 628 pixels and Minimum of 600 x 314 pixels
  3. At least One Logo Image of Ratio 1:1 – Maximum of 1200 x 1200 pixels and Minimum of 128 x 128 pixels or 4:1 – Maximum of 1200 x 300 pixels and Minimum of 512 x 128 pixels

The maximum file size for all images for Google Ads is 5120 KB, and they should be in GIF, JPG, or PNG file types. If your images are heavy then you can minify them online using some free service like Adobe Image Resize, which lets you both resize i.e. scale the image or minify it.

So first create some square, landscape, and logo images for your Google Ads, and then you will be able to create your first advertisement by following these steps:

  1. Open your Google Ads account and click the Campaigns icon.
  2. From the section menu, select the Campaigns drop-down.
  3. Click on Ads.
  4. Click the plus button.
  5. Choose a Responsive display ad.
  6. Select the appropriate ad group.
  7. Click Images to upload your images and Logos for logo images.
  8. Fill in the ad details, including multiple headlines and descriptions for the responsive ad.
  9. Preview the ad and click Save.

Once you do that, your ad goes for the review.