Digital Advertising
CPC, SEM, CTR, CPM… WTF? Don’t worry, we get it. From design to optimization, we look after all your digital advertising across whatever channels (search or social). For more information, check out our Digital Advertising FAQs below.
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Contact us to discuss our multiple services bundle discount.
Search Advertising
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Onboarding
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Account Creation
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Account Optimization
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Campaign Design
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Ad Copy Creation
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Keyword Research
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Landing Page Creation
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Campaign Launch
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Multi-Stage Optimization
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Reporting
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$150 Ad Credit (New Accounts)
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Search Engines Examples: Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo
Social Advertising
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Custom Audiences
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Targeting and Retargeting
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Lead Generation
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Ad Creation
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Conversion Tracking
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Bid Management
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Reporting
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Platforms Examples: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, Pinterest
Mixed (Search & Social) Advertising
Pricing Starting From-
New Account Set-Up
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Campaign Optimization
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A/B Testing
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Competitor Research
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Google Analytics
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Keyword Research
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Negative Keyword Research
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Shopping Ads
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Site Exclusions
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Landing Pages
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Website Optimization
Not Finding the Right Fit?
We also build custom packages to match your brand’s specific needs.
FAQ
What Is A Paid Ads Campaign?
A paid ads campaign is any advertising that has a direct cost, versus creating content (owned), or shares, reviews, mentions (earned media). Having a combination of all three types of media is the key to a comprehensive marketing strategy.
Do I Need To Run Paid Ads?
Paid advertising is becoming more essential to a fulsome marketing strategy with each passing day. As the downward trend of organic reach grows, businesses need to find other avenues to reach their target audience. In 2020 and beyond, a complete marketing strategywill involve, owned, earned, and paid media.
Should I Use Google Ads Or Facebook Ads?
Making a choice between Google Ads, Facebook Ads, and others is one that comes down to your advertising goals. We’ll help you and your team come up with a solid strategy for why you are advertising in the first place. Each platform has distinct positive and negatives depending on both your audience and advertising goals. We’d be happy to chat about your goals in more detail!
Which Ad Platform Is Best For My Business?
Choosing the correct ad platform depends on your target market. Where do your customers most likely start their journey? If you have a complicated product, Google is a good bet. If you are an ecommerce brand selling visually appealing products, then Instagram or Pinterest is probably the best choice for you.
Are Search Ads The Best?
Search ads might be the best choice for you but that depends on both your audience and your goals. The best way to find out if search ads are right for your business is to map out your digital strategy goals. At Clavis, we offer one off consulting calls and ongoing guidance, have a chat with us to find out what works best for you.
Is Bing A Good Place To Run Ads?
While Google may be the King of Search Ads, Bing (owned by Microsoft) still holds 34% of desktop searches, with over 5 billion monthly searches on the Bing network. Therefore Bing can be a great option for running search campaigns either on their own or alongside a Google campaign.
We've Never Advertised Before, Why Start Now?
Business.com suggests six key ways businesses can benefit from using paid advertising. While we are strong advocates of word of mouth and social media marketing, there is no denying that consumers turn to search engines when they have a problem. Additionally, advertising will help you reach a whole new market that you may not have previously considered.
What's A Good Paid Ad Budget?
It’s possible to start with paid ads for as little as $250 per month; however, when you factor in the cost of research, set-up, management, and optimization, it makes it difficult to see a positive return with an ad spend that low. We recommend a budget of at least two times the management fee, so you can see results from your paid ads quickly and effectively. As Henry Ford once said, “the [person] who stops advertising to save money is like the [person] who stops the clock to save time” (and, yes, we updated the quote to be more in tune with the 2020s, rather than the 1920s).
What Does CPC/PPC Mean?
CPC or Cost per click is used in paid advertising to summarise the action of an advertising paying a publisher any time a user clicks on their advertisement. Also known as pay per click (PPC) it is one of the most common paid advertising methods.
Do People Actually Click On Ads?
People definitely click on ads! It’s been shown that 45% of page clicks come from sponsored ad results. PPC ads have also been shown to have a 100% ROI for most businesses.
Does My Company Need Paid Ads?
Pay-Per-Click campaigns, Google Search Ads, Facebook Retargeting, plus a million other jargon terms are often presented when trying to settle on a paid advertising campaign. Alongside that comes the sea of acronyms and initialisms; PPC, CPM, LTV, ROAS, CTR… LOL.
At Clavis, one of our core principles is to make our services simple and easy to understand. We know that businesses don’t necessarily need to know every minute detail of a paid advertising campaign when they are just starting out. What really matters is being able to see whether they are reaching new potential customers at a good price point.
So that’s exactly what we do with our paid ads campaigns at Clavis. All the hard work taken care of by a reliable, professional organization that can walk you through the results in a simple, accessible manner. Just click the CTA to contact us and that’s the last acronym you’ll need to know!
