Earlier this month, Google announced that they’re upgrading AdWords by introducing enhanced campaigns, which is geared to help you better manage campaigns in today’s multi-device environment.
With enhanced campaigns, instead of having to compare several separate campaigns, reports and ad extensions, everything is easily managed in one single place.
Enhanced Campaigns – Key Features Overview
- Powerful marketing tools for the multi-device world
End users want to be shown search results that are influenced by the context they are in – what device they are using, where they are, the time of day, etc. Enhanced campaigns will provide better tools to manage these needs – managing your campaigns and budgets to suite the multi-device world. - Smarter ads optimized for varying user contexts
As users move between the office, home and being on the go – their needs will change and so should your ads. With enhanced campaigns, you’ll show ads across devices with the right ad text, sitelink, app or extension, without having to edit each campaign for every possible combination of devices, location and time of day. - Advanced reports to measure new conversion types
In the past the only action that someone could take on your ads was to click through to your site. Today technology is enable people to have more options – they might download an app, or “click to call”. Enhanced Campaigns make it easier for you to measure and compare these interactions and see them as conversions in your reports.
Click here to read the announcement on Google’s Official Blog.
Austin Stack is an eCommerce Marketing Specialist with extensive industry experience for both B2B and B2C clients. He is a proficient web development and passionate about all things digital and specialises in SEO, PPC, eCommerce, Digital Strategy and Lead Generation.
Austin has a Postgraduate Diploma in Digital Marketing from the Digital Marketing Institute and is studying for a Masters Degree in Digital Marketing Strategy at CIT. He enjoys sports, film, coding and supports Man Utd and Cork City FC for his sins.