When writing your ads there are a bunch of special tricks you can use in order to improve your campaign visibility.
In a different article entitled: "Writing Your Ad: It’s Showtime" I talked about some of those tricks. One of these tricks was using dynamic text in your ads. How do you actually use Dynamic ads effectively?
dynamic text ads means that the the ad has to have different texts according to what the user searched for.
The Syntax for using these ads is: {keyword:default phrase}. Sometimes what the user searched for is too long to fit in the ad. In that case the "default phrase” is used. Default phrase is also used when you put your ads on Google's content network since are shown there by the web page context and not as a result of a user's search.
The term "Keyword" in {keyword:default phrase} has three different options that can be used, Each gives a slightly different result:
1. keyword (all letters are lower case): will make your dynamic text all lower case.
2. Keyword ('K' in upper case with all the rest of the letters in lower case) : will make your dynamic text be all lower case except for the first letter.
3. KeyWord ( both 'K' and 'W' in upper case, all the rest of the letters in lower case): this will make you dynamic text have the first letter of each word in upper case. All The rest of the letters will be lower case. In my opinion this is the best option for use with dynamic text for the simple reason that ads that have upper case letters at the beginning of each word are more visible ( remember that Google does not allow all the letters in a word to be upper case. THAT’S IMPORTANT ).
Dynamic text makes your ads more visible and increase your CTR. Use It Correctly and it will improve your campaign.
I’ve written up a special report entitled "10 Deadly Mistakes Affiliates Make and How to Avoid Them" to help you get started with your online business.
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