Reaping The Fields in Google Shopping: Ongoing Optimizations By Susan Wenograd
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Transcript of Reaping The Fields in Google Shopping: Ongoing Optimizations By Susan Wenograd
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What to look at, analyze & do to evolve!
REAPING THE FIELDS IN GOOGLE
SHOPPING: ONGOING
OPTIMIZATIONS
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Paid Search Tools Text Slide with Solid Blue Banner:
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Shopping Tools Text Slide with Solid Blue Banner:
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“It doesn’t matter, it’s just one big broad match campaign anyway.”
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Accrue Data Revisit It Maximize Your Money!
So, you launched…
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TITLE SLIDE ALTERNATIVE LAYOUT w/ IMAGE STRENGTH TRAINING
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL: QUERY MAPPING
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL: QUERY MAPPING
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Where would YOU want it matching to?
Account-Level Query Mapping
Search Term Campaign Sum of Impressions Sum of Cost Average of CTR Sum of Conversions Average of Cost / conv.knee high socks 1,330,317 13,371.89$ 7.5% 481 27.80$
Campaign #1 854,643 10,352.95$ 1.7% 293 35.33$ Campaign #2 426,882 2,126.73$ 0.9% 118 18.02$ Campaign #3 23,728 680.98$ 16.1% 46 14.80$ Campaign #4 5,858 135.26$ 7.2% 15 9.02$ Campaign #5 9,843 38.42$ 0.4% 5 7.68$ Campaign #6 2,848 13.69$ 0.7% 2 6.85$ Campaign #7 1,283 9.65$ 0.6% 2 4.83$
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1. Search Query Report. 2. Export to Excel. 3. Create pivot table.
Rows: Search term
Ad Group
How You Do It
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Create negative keywords to funnel search queries towards the groups that are most profitable.
Negative Keyword All The Things!
Search Term Campaign Sum of Impressions Sum of Cost Average of CTR Sum of Conversions Average of Cost / conv.knee high socks 1,330,317 13,371.89$ 7.5% 481 27.80$
Campaign #1 854,643 10,352.95$ 1.7% 293 35.33$ Campaign #2 426,882 2,126.73$ 0.9% 118 18.02$ Campaign #3 23,728 680.98$ 16.1% 46 14.80$ Campaign #4 5,858 135.26$ 7.2% 15 9.02$ Campaign #5 9,843 38.42$ 0.4% 5 7.68$ Campaign #6 2,848 13.69$ 0.7% 2 6.85$ Campaign #7 1,283 9.65$ 0.6% 2 4.83$
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DON’T BURN MONEY STRUCTURING FOR ROAS & LIMITED
BUDGETS
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This is where Ad Groups come in handy vs. Product Groups. (Remember: No Product Group tracking in Analytics!)
Evaluate your strongest ROAS performers Ad Groups ROAS
Ad Group #1 507.60%Ad Group #2 305.07%Ad Group #3 389.39%Ad Group #4 820.26%Ad Group #5 695.12%Ad Group #6 737.80%Ad Group #7 1088.71%Ad Group #8 850.16%Ad Group #9 2230.52%Ad Group #10 3306.22%Ad Group #11 1588.01%Ad Group #12 1455.85%
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Test Grouping Strong ROAS & Allocating Budget
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Remember What You’re Actually Bidding On
You are bidding on the product
Not on the search query
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• Inherent attributes – Physical attributes • These can help with making more granular ad groups
• Client-‐made attributes – Business-‐type attributes • These can help with bid and Campaign prioritization.
Evaluate Product Attributes Beyond Feed-Standard Fields
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Custom Labels to the Rescue!
Item Custom Label 0 Custom Label 1 Custom Label 2 Custom Label 3 Custom Label 4Thing 1 Winter High Margin New for 2015 DesignerThing 2 Winter Low Margin DesignerThing 3 Fall High Margin Best Seller In-‐House BrandThing 4 Summer Closeout In-‐House Brand
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Hi. I’m a gorgeous high heel. I’m teal. I’m a size 8. But I also now belong in to the following groups because of my Custom Labels:
• Designer • High Margin
So where do I live when you build your campaign? Will I wind up in a few ad groups?
The Conundrum
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Campaign: Womens’ Shoes – High Margin Ad Group: Heels-‐ Designer
Campaign: Womens’ Shoes – Low Margin
Ad Group: Heels-‐Designer With the right structure, where an item should live becomes easier. These structures can evolve over time as you analyze performance.
All Together Now: Plan Your Structure!
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Granular Tends To Be Better
Women’s Boots
New 2016 2015 Closeouts
Knee High
Ankle High
High Margin
Brown
Black
189% ROAS
232% ROAS
Womens’ Boots: High ROAS
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BID STRATEGY FUSSING
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Manual CPC Maximize Clicks Enhanced CPC Target Return on Spend (New-‐ish)
Who Says There’s One Best Way?
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Shared Library à Bid Strategies
How Does the New-ish One Work?
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Exceeded 220% target for a high volume campaign, but volume fell slightly.
And…How Does It Do?
• ROAS before: 261.5% • ROAS after: 279.8% • Conversion rate before: 4.3% • Conversion rate after: 4.4% • Transactions per day before: 6 • Transactions per day after: 4
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Didn’t do so hot with a campaign that had lower volume.
And…How Does It Do?
Conclusion: YMMV.
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YOU KNEW I WAS GOING TO SAY THE M-WORD AT SOME POINT.
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Physical Storefront & Local Inventory Ads = Value in Radius
Increase bid modifiers to a radius around your physical locations to capture nearby searchers and help drive in-‐store foot traffic.
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Regularly Evaluate Performance By Distance
Remember to make sure your Business account is linked to your AdWords!
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Details à Auction Insights Segment à Device Type Export, Add Segment à Time à Month
How Are You Competing?
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Check Out Seasonality Wins & Weak Spots
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Check Out Seasonality Wins & Weak Spots
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• Query map & negative keywords like a crazy person • Consider grouping items based on ROAS/margin to drive
how aggressive you bid • Utilize Custom Labels to create more specific groupings
and increase your control • Evaluate mobile user performance based on distance from
physical storefronts • Evaluate mobile performance vs. competition
Let’s Wrap It Up
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SEE YOU AT THE NEXT #SMX
THANK YOU!