Do you have any idea what the largest source of traffic for your business might be? What about which social platform brings the most visitors to your site?
Having access to such data would be amazing! It allows you to maximize efficiency and focus on what’s already working best in your marketing.
So, what’s the secret to all that?
UTM tracking codes…
In today’s post, you’ll learn what UTM codes are, what makes them critical for your marketing success, and how you can create them on your own.
Let’s dive in.
What is UTM Tracking?
UTM tracking is a technique that uses snippets of codes to track website traffic and evaluate the effectiveness of digital marketing campaigns.
UTM codes are made of two parts — the URL parameter and the tracking variable, both of which come at the end of the URL.
The URL parameter starts with “?utm_”, then one of the five parameters you want to track.
The tracking variable comes after the “=” sign and it could be anything depending on the parameter you’ve chosen. For example, if you’re tracking the source of your traffic, your tracking variable could be “Google”, “Twitter”, “Facebook”, etc.
Your final UTM code should look something like this:
The UTM code in your URL won’t make any changes to your content. So, you can delete it at any time and still have your page working perfectly.
Why Is Tracking So Important For Marketing Success?
Traditional marketing relied heavily on non-targeted campaigns that spoke to no one in particular. Companies used to spend the majority of their budgets on prospects that had zero interest in those offers.
Without any feedback or data, they continued making the same marketing mistakes every time and lost millions of dollars in the process.
But with digital marketing, everything has changed…
Businesses today focus on smaller audiences with a much higher interest in their promoted offers. What allows them to do that is the wide variety of tools available when it comes to tracking, evaluation, and feedback implementation.
For example:
If you ever run an ad on Facebook, you’ll have some data available to you after the campaign. Based on that, you can identify what works and make better marketing decisions in the future. Which allows you to maximize sales while minimizing your ad spend.
Adding a simple tracking script on your ads in Facebook will help. In this advanced example, we’re using dynamic variables to track campaigns and more details from ads:
That’s exactly why UTM tracking is vital for your online success…
How UTM Tracking Can Enhance Your Advertising
UTM tracking allows you to identify top-performing campaigns, pages, or content in your marketing.
Here are the five UTM tags you can use to create your UTM codes:
1- Traffic Source
This is used to track the source of your visits — such as social platforms, search engines, email campaigns, etc.
For example: utm_source=facebook
2- Medium
This parameter identifies the medium through which traffic is coming to your site, whether it’s social, email, paid ads, blogs, guest posts, etc.
For example: utm_source=email
3- Campaign
Are you preparing to announce a new partnership, feature, product, or promotion?
This is the best UTM tag to do that because it helps you specifically monitor campaigns instead of mediums or sources.
For example: utm_campaign=2021-summer-product-launch
4- Content
This parameter is used a lot in A/B testing to track URLs with multiple links pointing to them.
For instance, a landing page with many external links could have different variables for each button to help you identify which one is getting the most clicks.
For example: utm_content=cta-sidebar
5- Term
The term tag is especially important in paid search campaigns to monitor keywords and ad results.
For example: utm_term=best-seo-agency-us
How to Create UTM Codes For Better Tracking
You can write the UTM code yourself without the use of any tools. For example, if you want to track visitors coming to your page via Google, you can use the following code:
We wouldn’t recommend this method for two reasons:
A simple typographical error can mess up your whole monitoring campaign
UTM codes are likely to get complicated when you’re tracking multiple parameters (in paid ads campaigns, for example)
The second method is a lot easier and guaranteed to be error-free. And it’s done using the Campaign URL Builder tool by Google.
Fill out the form with the required details for each input.
The tool will then generate a link that you can use anywhere online. (Note: In the example above, space is encoded to ‘%20’, since no spaces are allowed in URLs.)
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CBD and hemp products are one of the fastest-growing trends in the market today. Thanks to the recent law changes, the CBD market is expected to reach $16.32 Billion by 2026 (GlobeNewsWire).
One in seven Americans personally use cannabidiol based products, that’s 14% of the US population (Gallup) that use CBD-derived products.
There’s a huge first-mover advantage for CBD companies looking to dominate the market. The competition is at its lowest, and people are eager to learn about these new substances.
By seizing a good market share at such an early stage, you’ll guarantee your brand’s success for years to come when you advertise and consistently build content and serve your audiences.
So, that makes you wonder:
What’s the best way to advertise CBD/hemp products online?
A Brief CBD Introduction…
CBD or cannabidiol is an ingredient of cannabis. However, legal CBD is not psychoactive, and not part of any of these groups: stimulants, depressants, opioids, and hallucinogens. Psychoactive drugs affect the body’s central nervous system and are different from legal CBD.
THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), an ingredient of cannabis, affects the classic symptoms of feeling “high”.
However, Hemp-derived CBD contains a maximum of 0.3% THC and is the legal limit for selling CBD products. The passage of the Farm Bill in 2018 made it legal in the US to sell hemp and hemp-derived products. Still, there are certain restrictions, and also state-by-state.
Many people find CBD to help with (although not scientifically proven):
Pain relief
Inflammation reduction
Anxiety & depression relief
Easing or reducing migraines
Treat or alleviate certain skin conditions
Other benefits, acting as an antioxidant, for example
There are many CBD products available, with product types like:
CBD tinctures (drops)
Edibles (chocolate infused, coffee, etc.)
Creams, skin salves (help with inflammation or arthritis)
Capsules (tablet form)
Isolates (powder form)
Vaporizers (“vaping” products)
CBD for pets (a specialized niche within the CBD niche)
Additionally, there are nasal sprays, candy, gummies, and candles that further reveal the variety of ideas within the popular CBD niche.
When advertising on any ad platform, and especially using Facebook & Google, do NOT try to circumvent the systems or go against their policies. As a matter of fact, this is a wise rule to follow overall… and certainly when targeting the CBD market.
1 – Facebook, Instagram, Google Ads (Search & Display)
Facebook and Google are two of the biggest advertising platforms today. They allow you to display your paid ads to a large customer base to boost sales and grow a successful business.
However:
These platforms are super suspicious around cannabis and hemp-derived products. Many advertisers are facing challenges when trying to run ads on Facebook and Google. Hemp (topicals) are ok at this time, but stay on top of the advertising guidelines for Facebook and read the ad policies for Google. You can’t make any medical claims about its benefits, or that your CBD products can cure or prevent serious illnesses.
Do:
Check local state laws before selling
Source tested and high-quality CBD for your products
Label your products clearly and provide certification
Understand how CBD works and carry out in-depth research
There is a lot to consider when setting up a CBD business and advertising, but thankfully…
We have found successful ways to overcome these restrictions. You can be creative too and find unique ways to advertise on these programs without violating ad platform policies.
Here’s a shortlist of great ways to advertise on Facebook & Google (search) while staying compliant.
(We’re using an example on topic “pain relief”, but you can (and should) try multiple wellness/health angles):
Run multiple ads for topicals – like “hemp” (not CBD). Mention things like “try our new survey.” And for the pain relief angle – present a special offer/coupon that can “soothe your discomfort.”
Send clicks to website content with an authoritative voice around “pain relief.” Capture their email and send educational materials, information, blending in offers as appropriate. You should be building your email list at all times, naturally.
Run ads to a survey page (https://www.research.net/) – with a health/wellness focus. Implement logic to direct offers (discount codes they can use) based on their answers. The resulting page provides a button/link to your website and shopping cart. Keep it closely tied to “hemp-derived” wellness products (capsules, gummies, tinctures, pain cream, pet joint support, etc.) *See example of survey questions below.
Capture their email for your email list (remember: no spam, build your brand, and become a trusted authority). You can now create offers that are directly tied to your CBD products from email broadcasts.
For a wellness/pain relief survey, here are questions you might ask:
During the past two weeks, how often have you had sleeping problems, or not waking up refreshed? (yes-often, yes-but not often, not bothered by it, I sleep great)
In a typical week, how often do you feel anxious or stressed at work/home? (always, most of the time, about half the time, once in a while, never)
How much would it increase the quality of your life if you slept better and/or had less stress? (a great deal, a lot, moderately, a little, none at all)
For Facebook, create a business page as usual. Keep content minimal and within guidelines. It’s for advertising only. You are not using this page to grow organically.
Use retargeting strategies with AI-driven ad platforms like Adroll.com (yes, you can run CBD offers directly, but your site must be pre-approved and on a case-by-case basis)
Check policies for retargeting on other platforms like Yahoo Gemini & Taboola.
Reach out to targeted content advertisers like Leafly, HighTimes and market-specific journals. Do your research and allocate budgets accordingly. Sponsored content can work well.
Remember to track the statistics and measure against your KPI’s. Tag all links so they can be easily tracked and reported on inside your analytics. Continue testing and tweaking.
Additional and useful CBD marketing ideas for scaling:
Provide e-guides as friendly bribes to capture emails (no spamming).
Consider programmatic advertising on 3rd party platforms, like Vana and Fieldtest.
Influencer marketing opportunities: reach out to influencers that are related to your products and offer them a starting package.
Podcasting is more popular than ever. Review podcasts for your market and reach out to the owners with an opportunity for links and shout-outs.
These tactics work well at the time of writing. We use several other strategies that are built on a long-term, growth & brand building focus. (See below for links to sign up)
REMINDER:
Stay updated with your national & local CBD laws and avoid doing business in states where cannabis is still illegal. If you are selling CBD products locally via a dispensary, make sure to follow guidelines and watch for any changes in your market.
TIP: To get more quality traffic for your dispensary and cannabis operations, all while staying compliant, visit The SM Services.
Also:
You must be sure not to include banned terms like “cannabis,” “CBD,” or other related keywords in your landing page and ad copy. Don’t use emojis with “bee” in words (c-bee-d) either!
2 – Third-Party Ads
Third-party ads can be a great way to grow your business online. That’s even more true if you’re going to focus your marketing on native advertising.
Native ads are a type of online ads that match the appearance, function, and form of the content on the page. This kind of advertising doesn’t interrupt the user experience. So, that makes viewers more likely to notice your message and interact with it.
Unfortunately, there are still some ad networks that do not accept CBD/Hemp related products.
But…
Your options here are limitless.
Many third-party ad programs are aware of the benefits of CBD-derived products and allow their advertisement.
So:
You can reach millions of users on different websites and grow awareness around your brand. Better yet, you’ll have fewer regulations and restrictions to deal with.
3 – SEO (Search Engine Optimization)
SEO is a strategy based on creating content and optimizing it via keywords and links to rank high on Google’s first page. When people search on Google for related terms such as “CBD” or “cannabidiol,” your site can appear at the top.
These users will then visit your pages and get their questions answered, which helps promote your brand as a leading authority in the industry.
You can then convert those visitors into loyal clients via smart sales funnels and e-commerce shopping systems like:
Another way to go about this is to focus on smaller markets with local SEO. You’ll target local consumers where cannabis-related products are legal and can be purchased. Include local ranking signals for Google to show up high in the local map pack.
4 – Email Marketing
Email marketing is a winning marketing strategy for CBD companies for one reason:
It gives them full autonomy.
Building a list of email subscribers allows you to reach out to your audience whenever you want. You can keep them updated with your latest brand announcements and products for no cost.
However…
The restrictions this time are enforced by your subscribers. Email marketing is a pure value-first marketing strategy, and your prospects can smell when they’re being used.
You have to familiarize your prospects with your brand by sharing helpful content. And you must prove your expertise if you want to keep your audience interested in your offers.
Wrapping It Up
Most advertising platforms are still testing the waters when it comes to CBD and hemp. But, there are lots of ways you can bring attention to your products without violating any policies.
Looking for an efficient strategy to grow your CBD business faster?
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Check out our digital marketing services and contact us to learn more about how we can help you propel your CBD, health & wellness business forward, faster.
Are you spending $100k+ on Facebook or Google monthly? If that’s the case, this post is for you.
Millions of brands are competing on Facebook for attention and clicks. And as the market gets more saturated, users grow tired of seeing the same offers. With large budgets, frequency grows and similar, repeating ads lose traction. Your KPI’s are not what they once were.
Your prospects want to be inspired and convinced of your value proposition. And the best way you can highlight that is through a great headline (yes, the offer and creative matters too).
Here are five tips for writing brilliant Facebook Ad headlines that convert:
1- Use Emotional Adjectives
Human beings are emotional creatures that react to the world based on their feelings. Thus, your audience’s perception and actions are guided by the words you choose to use.
Emotional adjectives help you set the tone, feeling, and emotions in your sentences.
They could either be positive:
Best
Mindblowing
Brilliant
Easiest
Most
Or negative:
Never
Worst
Avoid
Nothing
Horrifying
Learn how to use them and your ad campaigns will be ten times more effective.
2- Be Honest
There used to be a time where clickbait and false promises worked online.
Thankfully, they no longer do.
Online consumers have gotten a lot smarter over the years, and they can smell deception when they see it.
Even worse:
Your visitors will be super frustrated if you under-deliver on your initial promise. They’ll leave your website at the drop of a hat.
So:
Be honest with your audience.
Avoid clickbait at all costs and never lie in your headlines. Be sure your content aligns with any initial promise you make.
3- Include Numbers and Precise Metrics
We, humans, love to see numbers in headlines.
Metrics help us quantify the information we’re going to learn. And they give us better expectations on how concise the article is.
That explains why listicles are so popular today.
Here are a few ideas for how you could include numbers in your titles:
X Best Ways to _____ With _____
How to _____ Your _____ in 2020
Key Strategies for Growing Your _____ With 20% Each Year
Numbers could also be used in headlines by featuring stats, dates, and durations.
4- Highlight the Benefits
The question in the reader’s mind always is:
What’s in it for me?
After all, it’s easier for them not to click on your ad than to click on it. That’s why you must clearly highlight the benefits in the headline.
Why should users click? And what will they miss if they keep scrolling?
Tell them exactly what they’ll gain from reading your article. Make a bold promise in the headline and deliver on it.
You may also enhance some fear of missing out by taking the opposite approach. Tell the viewer what they’ll miss if they ignore your ad.
These are popular copywriting techniques used by the largest advertising companies in the world.
5- Write in Second Person
There’s no better way to catch the user’s attention than addressing them in person.
Writing in the second person allows readers to experience the story as if it’s their own. It helps them easily relate to the situation, problem, and solution.
All that makes them more interested in what you have to say.
So…
The next time you’re launching a Facebook ad, be sure to use you, your, and yours in your headlines.
Bottom Line
The best advice we can give you when it comes to headlines is to write different variations. As you start to test and learn more about your prospects, the quality of your titles will get much better.
And remember:
No matter what audience you’re targeting, be sure to keep your headlines short and to the point. Stick to using a natural language with simple words and adjectives. And, check for changing Facebook & Google ad policies (they may have changed by the time your read this!)
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Competitive research is the first step to growing your business with paid ads. It allows you to learn new ways to serve your target audience and avoid your competitors’ mistakes. And it helps you identify the gaps in your marketing strategies.
SEMrush is one of the best options when it comes to competitor research for your paid advertising. It offers a wide variety of features and tools to guide you through each step of the process.
In this post, we’ll share with you the top three tools on SEMrush and how to use them to run your paid ads.
Let’s get started.
1 – Domain Overview
This tool is crucial for competitive research due to the importance of the data it provides. If you use it right, you’ll save yourself thousands of dollars in paid ads over the years.
Domain Overview gives you detailed reports of your competitors’ sites and online presence. It allows you to check their organic and paid traffic, learn more about their paid ads strategies, and analyze their backlink profiles.
All you have to do is enter a competitor’s domain and let the tool do its magic.
All metrics are split into smaller sections to ease the process for you. And each section offers reports that go into a lot more detail to help you gain valuable insights.
But here’s the best part:
The data is presented on a beginner-friendly dashboard. The user interface makes it easy for anyone to understand the metrics and run comparisons.
2 – Advertising Research
Running a successful ad campaign requires a lot of trial and error. And that can exhaust your budget quickly.
Fortunately:
SEMrush has developed great tools to help you overcome that, and save you time as well.
Advertising Research is a set of tools that allows you to run a full analysis of your biggest paid search competitors and generate complete reports.
Each report helps attain in-depth knowledge about your competitors and the techniques they use. You’ll gain access to their best keywords and bids, live ads, advertising strategy, and a lot more.
Other great features in this tool are “Positions” and “Position changes,” which allows you to monitor how your competition is behaving.
You can see position changes in your competitors’ ads in the SERPs. That way, you’ll know what changes they’re making on their PPC strategies.
More importantly:
You’ll discover new competitors you never knew existed. And you’ll get access to data surrounding their highest performing ads. You can also monitor their landing pages and ad copies to see which versions are working best to model in your campaigns.
3 – Ad Builder
Writing an ad copy that works can be time-consuming and daunting for many advertisers. It takes a lot of experience and testing to get to the perfect version.
But…
What if we told you could use your competitors’ highest performing copies and model from them as your own?
This tool lets you use your competitors’ ad templates in your campaigns. You can insert dynamic keywords from your list and not have to worry about negative or low-performing keywords.
You’ll also be able to track each template to see how it performs using a built-in feature.
Better still:
You can integrate the whole thing into your Adwords editor within a few clicks. All you have to do is export the work into a CSV file and upload it to your Adwords account.
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Paid ads can work wonders and help you scale your business fast. But the only way to do that is by approaching PPC with the right set of skills and experience.
Lucky for you, that’s precisely what we offer here at ChaosMap!
Any craft in this world requires tools to make the job easy.
And PPC is no different!
With the right set of tools, you can automate most of the process. You’ll find the best keywords, create ads quickly, research your competitors, and drive your costs down.
We’ve gathered five tools to help you gain competitive advantage and run successful Google Ads campaigns.
Let’s dive in.
1- Google Keyword Planner
Keyword research is all about identifying high-volume low-cost keywords for your campaigns.
But…
You can’t randomly add keywords to your campaign and cross your fingers it will work.
That’s a blind campaign.
Instead, you need a keyword research tool through in-depth research, and that’s where Google Keyword Planner comes into play.
Google Keyword Planner allows you to generate hundreds of relevant keywords for your campaigns — for free.
On top of that:
It will generate forecasts to help you gain valuable insights about how your keywords are likely to perform.
2- Ads Audit Report
This one is the fruit of our long years of hard work and experience in PPC marketing. And it’s an excellent tool for auditing Google Ads accounts quickly and easily.
Ads Audit Report works for advertisers of all sizes, from consultants to big agencies. It allows access to client accounts so you can review key data points and detect any new trends.
Here are the most attractive features of our tool:
Trends over time identification (charts & numbers)
Period comparison reports with specific date ranges
But here’s the impressive part:
While creating this tool, we made sure to incorporate our value-first philosophy into the process.
That’s why we developed distinct features to allow you to make recommendations for your clients on how they can improve.
You can efficiently identify wins and losses and focus on what’s working. And with that, you’ll help them see real changes in their business as early as possible.
Want to try Ads Audit Report for free today? Sign up for a free account and get up to 5 reports.
3- SEMrush
SEMrush is a campaign management software that helps advertisers boost their online visibility through advanced marketing analytics.
The platform is famous for its advanced SEO tools. Yet, it also has a powerful PPC side that can transform your results significantly.
SEMrush offers great competitor analysis options.
You can use it to find out more about how your competitors run their ads. For instance, you’ll have the option to see their list of keywords and how they’re performing.
Another amazing feature is the Ad Builder, which allows you to use your competitors’ templates in your ads.
That’s a great option if you want to test different ads but you’re struggling to write a different ad copy for each one.
4- Adalysis
Adalysis is a PPC management software that helps you improve your ads through performance monitoring and testing.
With this powerful tool:
You can oversee ad performance and be alerted whenever there’s an issue with your campaign.
You’ll also be able to run automatic A/B testing for thousands of ad groups to identify losing ads and remove them.
Another unique feature to help you gain great insight is Quality Score Analysis.
You’ll get access to a set of tools and algorithms to guide you towards boosting the quality score of different ads for all your campaigns.
5- Optmyzr
Optmyzr is another amazing PPC tool to help you optimize, monitor, and generate reports for your Google Ads campaigns.
There are lots of amazing features Optmyzr offers to its users.
Here are the ones we find most remarkable:
Identify low performing ads and pause them with a single click
Generate new keyword suggestions based on reports
Test different ad variants easily with tips on how to improve
Inspect and understand the changes happening in your various campaigns
Run audits to improve your overall campaigns after identifying the issues
Optmyzr is built for companies of all sizes. You can work on your own or add as many team members as you want – for no extra charge!
6- Shape.io
Shape.io is a budget management tool that grants you better control over your budgets with advanced tracking and optimization.
The software gives you access to many automated tools to help you save time and manage your ad spend wisely.
For example:
You’ll avoid budget errors and minimize overspend in your PPC campaigns with integrated tools such as AutoPilot.
And:
With Budget Pacer and CruiseControl, you can adjust daily budgets automatically without having to pause your ads for too long.
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PPC is a great way to grow your business and reach more potential customers in no time.
But…
It takes long years of experience to be able to make all the right decisions and spend your budget wisely.
Google Ads is an excellent platform for lots of businesses to drive more sales and grow. But unfortunately, most advertisers don’t know how to use it to get results at lower costs.
If you find yourself spending a lot of money on Google Ads and getting little to no results, this is for you.
In this guide, you’ll learn seven easy ways to save money on Google Ads by driving higher conversions at a lower CPC.
Let’s get started!
1- Improve Your Ad Copy
Your ad copy is the first thing your target audience interacts with before working with you. It’s where all the selling happens. Creating a great offer and targeting the right audience are essential.
But…
None of that matters if you don’t have a persuasive copy to convert leads into customers.
You should always give users a reason to click on your ad. And keep your paragraphs short and on-point while including relevant keywords.
Also, be sure to use a clear call-to-action to boost click-through rates.
2- Increase Your Quality Score
Quality Score is a 1-10 rating that Google gives to each keyword in your ad groups. It reflects ad performance and how good a keyword is, based on the following three factors:
Expected CTR
Ad Relevance
Landing Page Experience
A higher Quality Score means lower CPC and better-positioned ads for your campaign, both of which are factors that help drive higher-quality leads to your offer.
To increase your Quality Score:
Make sure your keywords are super-specific to your different ad groups. And always delete any unwanted terms or keywords from your campaigns.
You must also match the content on your different landing pages to each ad group in your campaign.
More importantly:
Try to improve the user experience on each landing page by improving page speed, creating a clear hierarchy, and writing strong CTAs that convert.
3- Use Location Targeting
Do you own a small business where you only serve customers locally? Or perhaps you sell products that you only ship to specific locations?
If you’re targeting a global audience for such offers, it’s clear why your conversion rates are so low. And no matter how great your ad is or how big your budget is, you’ll always be losing money.
Before starting any ad campaign, you need to be smart about your geographic targeting preferences.
Identify where your target audience is located. Then, update your targeting preferences to those specific areas.
4- Add Negative Keywords
Negative keywords are the words and phrases you don’t want your ads to be displayed for. They exist to help you save money by not showing your offers to irrelevant audiences.
For example:
If you’re selling brand new laptops, you don’t want your ads to appear to someone searching for “used laptops.”
So, you need to include “used” in your list of negative keywords.
To give you some examples, here are some words you can add to your list:
Free
Cheap
Discount
Reddit
Youtube
Quora
Class
Book
Courses
Review
Picture
Price
Your list of negative keywords depends on your industry, company, products, and target audience.
So, you can only build one of your own by gaining more knowledge and experience from running ads.
5- Bid Smartly
What most advertisers do when trying to save money is keep their CPC on the lower end of the bidding range. But that gives them horrible ad placements, lower impressions, and even lower conversions.
Others might approach this by bidding much higher to dominate the results pages and target a better audience. However, they might be bidding against themselves and leaving a lot of money on the table.
The best way to go about this is to test, learn, and iterate.
Try out different CPC bids for various keywords, then identify which ones are bringing the best ROI.
Also:
Go for high-intent keywords first instead of high volume. That works even if it means adding keywords to your list with only a few dozen searches per month.
6- Leverage A/B Testing
Marketing isn’t an exact science for anyone of us to be able to tell what’s going to work for sure.
So, it’s always a good approach to test out different ads before settling on a final one for any of your offers.
Make small changes to your ads and let them run for a while to see which ones perform best. You should also optimize your landing pages and test out different layouts and language.
As you start to gather more data, you’ll learn a lot about your target audience and which language resonates the most with them.
7- Create an Ad Schedule
Once you’ve been running ads for a few months, you’ll have some data to focus on what’s already working.
Google will generate detailed reports for you to know during which days or hours your audience is converting best.
Now:
You can adjust your ad to only be visible during peak times and easily save money on Google Ads.
Wrapping it up
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