Monday, 30 September 2013

Using Google AdWords: the Case of Farm Girl Mobile Food Co.

Google AdWords, Search Advertising Campaign

For my Interactive Web Marketing class, we were asked build a successful AdWords campaign using Google's step-by-step guide. The Google package is a very helpful resource to help you build a successful campaign!

Below is an example of how to build a campaign using Farm Girl Mobile Food Co., a local mobile food truck serving up some truly delicious - and locally sourced - gourmet comfort food in Kingston


WORKSHEET 1: Organizing your Account

Step 1: Design your advertising plan by answering some questions about business needs

What do you offer? Gourmet locally-sourced comfort food
Who do you want to target? 
- Kingston/surrounding area
- young professionals
- students
- individuals who care about sustainable food practices

What's your budget? $5 per day > $35 per week > $140 per month

Step 2: List campaign goal (which can be used as your campaign name)

Campaign Goal: Increase Lunch Sales

Step 3: Create at least three ad groups for your campaign (optional)



WORKSHEET 2: Picking the Right Keywords


Step 1: Expand - list keywords that relate to both your business and campaign goal. Use the keyword Tool for ideas.

catering Kingston, local farms, mobile food, gourmet food, comfort food, locally sourced, sustainable, mobile food truck, home down food, homemade menu items, homemade menu

Step 2: Group - separate keywords into ad groups by common theme

Theme 1:
google
- local farms
- locally sourced
- sustainable
- local private catering
-catering Kingston

Theme 2:
- gourmet
- gourmet food
- comfort food
- delicious food
- gourmet food Kingston
- comfort food Kingston

Theme 3:
- food truck
- mobile food truck
- food truck Kingston

Step 3: Refine - cut out any irrelevant, unclear, generic or too-specific keywords from the list above.

(Will see when we develop the ads)



                      WORKSHEET 3: Write Targeted Ad Copy


In this section Google AdWords has you create 3 sample ads for each Ad Group! However, I've simply included a few examples along with the breakdown of how Google formats your targeted ads.

Google Ads consist of 3 parts:

1. Headline - A 25-character headline
2. Description - You get 2 lines of 35 characters each to describe what you have to offer
3. URL - www.your-35-character-URL.com

Examples:

farm girl mobile food, logoPrivate Lunch Catering
Looking for a customizable menu for your event?
Contact us today!
(destination URL)

Gourmet Comfort Food
Fresh locally-sourced homemade menu options.
Come visit us today!


Gourmet Comfort Food
Homemade, locally-sourced menu options.
Join us today!

So, there you have it! A sample of how to build a successful Google AdWord campaign using their easy step-by-step guide. Don't forget that whether you're brand new to Adwords (like me) or are an AdWords veteran, getting the most out of Google AdWords requires ongoing experimentation! 


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