I Need Some Advice Before I Start Using Google Ads

The best advice for beginners: build an extensive negative keyword list before spending your first dollar. Don't jump straight into Broad Match or automated Performance Max campaigns; Google will burn your budget on irrelevant search terms. Start with Exact and Phrase match, collect conversion data for at least 2-3 weeks, and only then let the smart bidding algorithms take over.
 
You should start with the basics and understand your keywords, targeting, and conversion tracking first if once tracking is set up correctly then focus on improving your ads and budget based on the data.
 
I think you should start with the basics like conversion tracking and keyword targeting and once the data is clear it becomes easier to optimize the campaign.
 
Make sure the keywords match the landing page and the page views users exactly what they are searching for. otherwise, you may pay for clicks from the people who are not interested in your offer.
 
Yes, Understanding where your traffic comes from is a good starting point and then focus on keywords and targeting before moving into conversion optimization.
 
I would recommend you to focus on conversion tracking first, once tracking is working properly you can improve your targeting and keywords based on real data.
 
Hello everyone,

I just started studying Google Ads and doing quick tests to see how everything functions.
Conversions, targeting, and keywords are still being worked out.
What is the most crucial item a novice should concentrate on first, according to experts?
I would appreciate any basic guidance.
Monitor the indicators and conduct ongoing analytics; you need tools such as a tracker to assess the situation as accurately as possible.
 
You can start with conversion tracking and make sure it is working properly, after that focus on choosing relevant keywords and targeting the right audience before increasing the budget.
 
honestly the one thing nobody tells beginners is the search terms report. check it every few days in the first month and add negatives as they come up. that one habit saves way more budget than any other setting
 
Focus on conversion tracking and search intent first. Keep it simple and optimize based on the data.
 
Keep your first test focused on one clear goal, otherwise it gets confusing to know what the campaign is trying to achieve.
 
Yes, the biggest thing early on is learning how search intent works because good keywords and a clear match between the ad and landing page usually make a big difference.
 
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