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Google’s new search ads blur the lines between AI search results and paid “recommendations”. https://bit.ly/3yGHk2p #googlerankings #googleads #googlenews
New Google Search Ads Resemble AI Assistant App
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AI is playing a role in modern #advertisingstrategies. Google has just released a responsive search ad guide. @sejournal notes responsive search ads use AI to pick the best headline for each user. The technology takes #personalizedmarketing to a new level.
Google’s Responsive Search Ad Guide: Navigating AI In Advertising
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To help drive more performance from Search ads, Google is rolling out 3 changes to responsive search ads using AI. 1) More flexibility in headlines: Responsive search ads can now show one headline when it’s predicted to improve your performance. As part of this change, a headline will now be eligible to show at the beginning of description lines. 2) Easier-to-add headlines and descriptions: Now you’ll have the option to associate up to 3 headlines and 2 descriptions at the campaign level. If you need to show these assets during a specific time period, such as a sale, you’ll be able to schedule specific start and end dates for them. You’ll also have the option to pin these assets to specific positions. 3) Showing the best performing assets for each query: Google AI will create assets on your behalf and show them with your ad if they’re predicted to improve your performance. To help deliver ads that drive more engagement, dynamic image assets, dynamic sitelinks, dynamic callouts, and dynamic structured snippets will now be eligible to show alongside, or in place of, manually created assets of the same type when they're predicted to improve your performance. While some have interpreted this update as another move by Google to promote automation and reduce the role of media buyers, the opposite is true. Optimal campaign results still require a synergistic approach involving both human expertise and AI. I've seen this first hand in many ad accounts of advertisers who hand over the keys to Google and Meta via Performance Max and Advantage+ Campaigns without actually guiding the system in the right direction. As anyone who's played around with tools like ChatGPT can tell you, these tools work really well but still need a human who knows how to write good prompts to get the most out of the system! What are your thoughts on the role of automation vs human interaction in ad buying?
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To help drive more performance from Search ads, Google is rolling out 3 changes to responsive search ads using AI. 1) More flexibility in headlines: Responsive search ads can now show one headline when it’s predicted to improve your performance. As part of this change, a headline will now be eligible to show at the beginning of description lines. 2) Easier-to-add headlines and descriptions: Now you’ll have the option to associate up to 3 headlines and 2 descriptions at the campaign level. If you need to show these assets during a specific time period, such as a sale, you’ll be able to schedule specific start and end dates for them. You’ll also have the option to pin these assets to specific positions. 3) Showing the best performing assets for each query: Google AI will create assets on your behalf and show them with your ad if they’re predicted to improve your performance. To help deliver ads that drive more engagement, dynamic image assets, dynamic sitelinks, dynamic callouts, and dynamic structured snippets will now be eligible to show alongside, or in place of, manually created assets of the same type when they're predicted to improve your performance. While some have interpreted this update as another move by Google to promote automation and reduce the role of media buyers, the opposite is true. Optimal campaign results still require a synergistic approach involving both human expertise and AI. I've seen this first hand in many ad accounts of advertisers who hand over the keys to Google and Meta via Performance Max and Advantage+ Campaigns without actually guiding the system in the right direction. As anyone who's played around with tools like ChatGPT can tell you, these tools work really well but still need a human who knows how to write good prompts to get the most out of the system! What are your thoughts on the role of automation vs human interaction in ad buying?
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2024 Paid Media Trends Day 4: The Evolution of Paid Search 🔍 Search engines like Google and Bing are transitioning to AI-driven models that behave more like chatbots than boxes and links. A person seeking information only needs one or two really good answers, so being chosen by a search engine as “the answer” requires the highest-quality content and a conversational tone. “The proliferation of AI-generated ads will mean that your ads will look very similar to your competitors using the same AI program. AI copy will level the playing field, only further increasing the importance of an optimized landing page experience to gain an advantage over the competition. Paid search ad copy will decrease in importance as landing page experience increases in importance.” - Ryan Schuster, MBA, Exverus Director of Paid Search To learn how to prep your search strategy for the transition to AI, check out Ryan's guest article in Adweek below: https://lnkd.in/gPUaqGtk #aiadvertising #paidsearch #searchenginemarketing #payperclick #searchmarketing
Brand Knowledge Will Level Up Generative AI Search Marketing
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Google has released a comprehensive guide highlighting AI's role in optimizing Responsive Search Ads for better ad performance. The post Google’s Responsive Search Ad Guide: Navigating AI In Advertising appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google's Responsive Search Ad Guide: Navigating AI In Advertising
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Exciting News for Search Marketers! Google has rolled out new asset changes to boost performance in AI-powered Search ads! Now, optimizing the campaigns for maximum impact is even more seamless. With these updates, we can fine-tune ad creatives for better relevance and engagement. Harnessing the power of AI, we're unlocking new possibilities for driving conversions and reaching the right audience at the right time. You can dive into these changes and elevate our Search ad strategies together! https://lnkd.in/gWF6vz4v #GoogleAds #AI #DigitalMarketing #SearchAds #PerformanceBoost
Drive more performance from AI-powered Search ads with new asset changes
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Google Ads is continuing to roll out updates that further leverage their AI for performance, this time targeted at responsive search ads (RSA) and automated assets. As of February: 1. An RSA can now show just one headline (the previous minimum was two) 2. Headlines will also be eligible to show immediately before your description lines 3. Account level automated assets will be eligible to serve alongside or in place of manually created assets Advertisers should begin to use these new features in isolated tests in order to get a sense of the impacts to ad level performance, as well as getting a sense of what the AI generated assets and ads look like in reality. We especially recommend that every brand verify that auto generated assets in their account maintain the same standards of quality as manually created assets before adopting account level automated assets more broadly. Read more about this at: https://lnkd.in/dVAq2PkK
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Amazon Introduces Generative AI Image Tool For Advertisers via @sejournal, @kristileilani A recent survey conducted by Amazon found that 75% of advertisers face challenges in ad creative development. Is Amazon Ads AI-powered image generator the solution? The post Amazon Introduces Generative AI Image Tool For Advertisers appeared first on Search Engine Journal. https://lnkd.in/g9AxXyMR #PPC #digitalmarketing #google #marketing #socialmediamarketing #socialmedia #business #seo #branding #marketingdigital #onlinemarketing #entrepreneur #instagram #advertising #contentmarketing #marketingstrategy #digitalmarketingagency #digital #marketingtips #smallbusiness #digitalmarketingtips #website #marketingagency #startup #motivation #success #ecommerce #onlinebusiness #ads
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Google Makes Major Upgrades to Responsive Search Ads Google recently announced several major upgrades to Responsive Search Ads (RSAs) capabilities, giving advertisers more flexibility and leverage over Google's AI: 📌 RSAs can now display a single, prominent headline that Google's AI predicts will boost performance. Headlines may also appear at the start of description lines. Check the combinations report to see frequency. 📌 Advertisers can now associate up to 3 headlines & 2 descriptions at the campaign level to make available for all RSAs within that campaign. You can also schedule asset start/end dates. 📌 Opt into account-level automated assets powered by Google AI, including dynamic images, sitelinks, callouts and structured snippets. Google's AI-generated assets will now replace manually created assets when predicted to improve performance. This marks a significant shift in Google granting their AI more control over asset selection and creation. While AI capabilities are powerful, closely monitoring asset selection and performance is important. As a Google spokesperson noted, advertisers maintain transparency and control through features like the combinations report and asset pinning.
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