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Search Terms

SEARCH TERMS are the actual words that people put into Google Search when Google actually ran your precisely-targeted ads.

  • These words are very specific to your own business, because you wrote the ads.

  • Search Terms show words that Google considered closely related to your carefully-chosen keywords.

actual results precisely target your own business

The Generic Google Keyword Tool is Misleading, Because ..

  • The Google Keyword Tool only shows Keywords used by many advertisers and therefore have a high Cost Per Click because of competitive bidding.

  • Shows data from generic business ads in global sales territories.

  • Data doesn’t comprehend details that make your business unique.

Search Terms Are Important for Two Reasons

New Ad Groups

  • When you see Search Terms that your desired customers put into Google Search.

  • Build new Ad Groups for those specific Keywords.

    • You know that Google runs ads for those Search Keywords.

    • More specific Keywords often cost less, because you have fewer competing advertisers.

    • Your new ads will show Headlines and Descriptions those specific words and get more clicks.

Negative Keywords

  • When you see Search Terms that you never want to pay for.

  • These bad words can waste most of your budget.

  • Put them on the Negative Keywords list immediately.

Look at Search Terms

Click on “Clicks” at the top of the Clicks Column

  • To sort by Clicks.

  • Clicks cost you money - focus on these important Search Terms first, as you move down the page.

  • The Impr. Column shows that Google ran your ad, but people may not have clicked on it.

Scroll to bottom of page to show more rows of Search Terms

  • Then CLICK — 500 to show more SEARCH TERMS on this page.

  • There may be more pages when you select a longer TIME FRAME at the top of the page.

Look for Negative Keywords Immediately

  • This is your top priority, especially when you start a new Campaign.

  • Make a list of SINGLE words to add to your Negative Keywords list.

  • Go to Negative Keywords

 
 
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