google-ads

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npx skills add https://github.com/kostja94/marketing-skills --skill google-ads
Paid Ads: Google Ads
Guides Google Ads setup, campaign structure, keyword targeting, and optimization. Google Ads excels at high-intent search traffic; use when people actively search for your solution.
When invoking
On
first use
, if helpful, open with 1–2 sentences on what this skill covers and why it matters, then provide the main output. On
subsequent use
or when the user asks to skip, go directly to the main output.
Two Modes: PMF Testing vs Conversion-Driven
Mode
When
Budget
Landing page
Metrics
PMF testing
Pre-PMF; validate idea before building
$47–500; start small
Simple LP: headline, benefits, problem solved, CTA ("Join Waitlist," "Get Early Access")
CTR, sign-up rate, bounce rate; low CTR/high bounce = messaging/positioning issue
Conversion-driven
PMF validated; commercialization
Scale; ROAS target
Full funnel; ad-to-page alignment
ROAS, CAC, conversion rate
PMF testing
No full product needed. Build landing page with Unbounce, Carrd, or Webflow. Run ads to relevant search terms; measure clicks, engagement, signups. Test messaging (e.g., "Fastest App for Freelancers" vs "Simplest Time Tracker for Teams"), pricing (different price points in ads/LP), and audiences (keyword targeting, in-market). Allow 4–6 weeks for PMax learning phase. Use as learning tool, not just marketing channel.
Reference
:
Marketing Cactus – Using Google Ads to Test Product-Market Fit
Campaign Structure
Account
├── Campaign: Brand (Search)
├── Campaign: Non-Brand (Search)
├── Campaign: Competitor (Search) — optional; bid on competitor brand + "alternative"/"vs"
├── Campaign: Retargeting (Display)
└── Campaign: Performance Max
Competitor Brand Keywords
When
Bid on "[Competitor] alternative," "[Competitor] vs [You]" to intercept high-intent traffic. Google allows competitor terms as keywords; you cannot use competitor names in ad copy without permission.
Landing page
Use a
dedicated landing page
(comparison/alternatives page), not a blog article. Users searching competitor brands expect direct alternatives—a blog increases bounce; a comparison page matches intent and converts better. See
alternatives-page-generator
for structure.
Best practices
:
Separate campaign; exact/phrase match; add your brand as negative
H1 mirrors search intent (e.g., "[Competitor] vs [You]")
Feature comparison table; one-line differentiator; strong CTA
Expect lower Quality Score, higher CPC than non-brand; optimize LP relevance
Naming
:
GOOG_[Objective][Audience][Offer]_[Date]
(e.g.,
GOOG_Search_Brand_Demo_Ongoing
)
Campaign Types
Type
Best for
Search
High-intent queries; keyword-targeted; landing page critical
Display
Awareness; retargeting; broader reach
YouTube
Video; awareness; consideration
Performance Max
Automated; cross-channel; feed + search + display
Performance Max (PMax) Optimization
Learning period
Run at least
6 weeks
for algorithm ramp-up. Works best as complement to Search, not replacement.
Asset groups
Organize by
audience intent
(e.g., high-intent searchers, cart abandoners, category researchers), not product category alone. Audience signals improve CPA and ROAS vs. no signals.
Asset requirements
(per asset group):
≥5 images (include 1200×1200)
≥5 text assets (4 headlines, 5 descriptions)
Video when possible
Refresh creative regularly to maintain performance
Signals
Add remarketing lists and Customer Match to accelerate learning.
Weekly health check
Flag if brand terms >30% of conversions; unexpected geo conversions; any placement >15% of total spend; asset group performance below "Good."
Keyword Strategy
Brand
Protect brand terms; exclude from non-brand campaigns
Negative keywords
Build weekly; avoid irrelevant queries. Add
support terms
(login, forum, pricing, help) from
keyword-research
—these are existing customers, not prospects.
Match types
Broad (discovery) → Phrase → Exact (control)
Keyword sources
Use
keyword-research
for keyword list, clusters, and intent. Map each cluster to a dedicated landing page; relevance improves Quality Score and lowers CPC.
Quality Score Levers
Factor
Action
Expected CTR
Improve ad relevance; test headlines
Ad relevance
Align ad copy to keyword intent
Landing page
Ad-to-page alignment; fast load; mobile-friendly
Target
Quality Score ≥6; higher = lower CPC, better ad rank.
Benchmark
Improving Quality Score from 5 to 7 can reduce CPC by 30–50%.
Bidding Strategy
Conversions/month
Strategy
<30
Manual CPC (smart bidding needs volume to optimize)
30–50
Target CPA; minimum for effective smart bidding
50–100
Target CPA
100+
Target ROAS
Smart bidding
AI-powered bidding (Target CPA, Target ROAS) typically delivers better ROI than manual when conversion volume is sufficient; requires ≥30 conversions in 30 days to work effectively.
Tracking
Enhanced Conversions
Server-side signals for better attribution
Offline conversion imports
B2B; CRM → Google Ads
UTM
Consistent parameters for GA4 cross-check
Paid–Organic Cannibalization
When you rank organically (position 4+) for a keyword and also run PPC, paid ads can absorb clicks that would go to organic.
Audit
Cross-reference GSC organic rankings with Search Terms report. If organic ranks well, test pausing PPC on those terms to free budget for higher-impact keywords. Reference : Backlinko – SEO and PPC: 8 Smart Ways to Align Pre-Launch Checklist Conversion tracking tested with real conversion Landing page loads <3s; mobile-friendly UTM parameters working Negative keyword list built (include support terms from keyword-research) Budget set; targeting matches audience
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