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In this practical guide, we will show you how to create a video ad script that will grab your audience's attention and drive conversions. It's not just about picking up a camera or a phone and starting shooting; you need to have a story, a hook, and a call to action. We'll break down the video ad script into three essential parts: the hook, the story, and the call to action. The first few seconds of your video are crucial since you are interrupting somebody's viewing pattern. You need to point out a pain point, showcase yourself as an expert in your niche, and provide a solution that can help your audience. We'll provide you with some examples of hooks that work and explain how you can establish your authority by showcasing your qualifications and certifications. You'll learn how to poke at the problem and keep the viewer engaged until you make the offer and the call to action. We'll also discuss the ideal length of a video ad and how to keep it con...

So today, I've got a very interesting topic that I'm going to go through - YouTube ads. YouTube ads are where Facebook ads were about eight to ten years ago. They were very new, not many people were doing it, and those who were running Facebook ads found them pretty cheap to run, and highly converting, and the same is the case with YouTube ads. We use a lot of YouTube ads in our marketing and advertising. Last year, we spent over $100,000 on our own agency campaigns, generating over 10,000 leads for ourselves. 80% of our budget is allocated to YouTube. Obviously, this is organic video marketing where we upload content on a regular basis - we upload two videos every weekday, and we have been doing this for quite a while. Now, we rank very well on Google and YouTube, generating more leads and sales. So, why should you get started with YouTube? Why not just run a traditional search or display campaign if you know how to run them? Most accounts I see just run search ads - four...

Will you recommend using PMax for service-based businesses? Yes, absolutely. We use it for ourselves as a service-based business, and whether it's eCommerce or lead gen, Performance Max will work quite well. However, you need to allocate a reasonable budget and give it ample time. Don't expect miracles within a matter of days or weeks. My dear friends at Solutions 8, Kasim, and John always say that you need at least six to seven weeks to get some data to make informed decisions about what's happening and what's not happening. And with a sizable budget, I believe (but don't quote me on this) that the more you invest, the better the results will be. Because there are so many different channels, it's best to run with a budget of around $100 per day and see what happens. If you enjoyed this blog, you may also like: How Negative Keywords Could Eliminate Unwanted Customers? Top 6 Google Ads Performance Max Campaigns Benefits In 2022 The Ultimate ...

Where can I find a good media buyer? Thank you for being a subscriber. If you are looking to hire someone, you should consider searching on Facebook Groups or Upwork. Start by giving them a small job, such as a part-time or temporary position, to see how good they are. You may have to try out a few different people before finding the right fit. Remember, you may need to kiss a few frogs before finding your prince. If you enjoyed this blog, you may also like: Why Are Your Google Ads Not Showing? Is Google Ads A Waste Of Money? How To Deal With Text Ads Disapproval Reasons? How To Find Buyer Intent Keywords For Google Ads

What is the best bidding strategy for local businesses targeting only a 10-mile radius?" Again, bidding has no relevance to locations. Bidding is simply what you're willing to pay for a lead or how much you're willing to earn as a return on ad spend. So don't confuse yourself with what the best bidding strategy is, as bidding is just a tool. Max clicks, Maximize conversions, CPV, CPM, and all these are just the metrics you're bidding on. What you want to do is to be very creative with your offers for that local business. The hook. Why should they come to you, and why should they buy from you? That's what you want to think about. You need to think about building up that brand. So I would say the best strategy for a local business is to run your ads everywhere, on every platform: search, display, video, Gmail, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Twitter, wherever you can go because it's a very small radius of just 10 miles. So the search network will ...

What are your tips for optimizing eCommerce for Black Friday, both before and during the event? Well, during Black Friday and Cyber Monday, which together constitute a four-day window, there isn't much you can do. The key is to ensure that all your building blocks are in place well before the event. One of my close friends, Scott Cunningham from @MerchantMastery is particularly adept at this, and he recommends having everything ready by no later than the 1st of October. From there, you can start building up your remarketing audiences. The strategy he employs, and that I also endorse, is to run campaigns for cold audiences in October and November or the middle of November, and then switch to a larger audience in the middle of November. The reason for this is that you need to have an audience in order to effectively remarket your products or services. Once you have built your audience, you can then focus aggressively on remarketing campaigns during the holiday season. While...

Will the growth of artificial intelligence affect marketers in the future? That's a great and interesting question. Thank you. Chathresh, it's kind of like looking at the first iPhone. I remember it since I'm old enough. Some of you may not be that old, but when the first version of the iPhone came out, we were blown away. "Oh my God, there are no buttons on it! It's all touch screen and has apps in it!" I can't remember if it had a camera or not. I think it was the second or the third iPhone that had a camera, but it was completely different. However, now we're on iPhone 14, and when we look back at the first one, it's like it didn't do anything. It didn't have much memory, processing power, or speed, and the battery life wasn't long enough. It died after every few hours or whatever. This is just the beginning of AI and machine learning, and compared to a few months ago, campaigns on smart bidding are performing a lot better than they...