EmyNaTioNaL
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- Apr 30, 2023
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Hi everyone, I’m Emrah, nice to meet you. I really enjoy working in different countries and helping people it helps me grow and improve myself. I’ve been in this field for about 20 years, and in my country I also work as a trainer on these topics. I’d be more than happy to help you too. This is completely free consulting, and I’ll always be here to answer your questions. I’ve already written down some of the most common questions I get, along with their answers. If you have different problems, just share them here and I’ll do my best to respond. Thanks!
1. Question: I created AdWords but I’m not getting customers.
Answer: There could be many reasons for this, but generally speaking:
Answer: Here are the key points:
Answer: To measure success:
Answer: Before running any illegal campaign, make sure you set up your account correctly. Black Hat ads cannot be run like normal ads. For example, betting ads must avoid manual review.
Scenario: Create a fake campaign but don’t add keywords. Write generic headlines and descriptions, wait for approval. Once approved, you’ll see a “missing keywords” error. Then, deposit money and add your target keywords with broad match. Example: instead of adding the banned keyword “bonus sites” exactly, add something like “sites bonus” in broad match form. Exact match will trigger spam detection immediately, while broad match often passes for Black Hat ads.
5. Question: How can I block fake clicks?
Answer: There are several attack types:
1. Question: I created AdWords but I’m not getting customers.
Answer: There could be many reasons for this, but generally speaking:
- If you have a new AdWords account, you need to run ads consistently for at least a week so that your account can optimize. Once optimized, the Cost Per Click (CPC) rates will decrease, and the account will perform better with experience.
- After fully analyzing your industry, you must create the right keywords and negative keywords list. Also, adjust keyword match types according to your sector.
- When setting audience targeting, don’t target by country only—focus on regional customers. For example, the U.S. is broad, but your potential customers may be in “Detroit.” Always analyze and adjust before publishing ads.
- If your daily budget is too low compared to competitors, Google won’t show your ads during peak times. This prevents you from getting quality clicks. That’s why you should analyze your sector before setting daily budgets. For example, if the CPC is $4, starting with $1 is wrong—it will drop later after optimization.
- Don’t pause ads at the end of the day. Pausing lowers account quality. Instead, use AdWords Rules to lower CPC to $0.1 after hours. Then, during active ad hours, set rules to automatically raise CPC again. This way, your ad is never seen as “paused” by Google.
- Assign the correct final URL for your keywords. For example, if a customer is searching for product prices, don’t send them to your homepage—direct them to the price page. This improves quality scores and lowers CPC.
Answer: Here are the key points:
- Don’t use the same billing information from a suspended account on a new one.
- Don’t create a new account with other Gmail addresses logged into the same device where your suspended account was used.
- Don’t reuse the same credit card, verified ID, or company information for advertiser verification.
- Don’t complete advertiser verification right after creating the account. First, create a campaign, deposit $10, get it approved, and only then complete verification if requested.
- Manage AdWords accounts using browsers like Multilogin or Gologin with high-quality residential proxies.
- Don’t immediately run Black Hat ads after creating a new account. Create a fake/clean campaign first.
- Don’t log in using proxies from different countries just to check the account—this looks suspicious and may trigger manual review.
- Don’t run ads with a copied website design that Google has already suspended. Instead, create a fresh WordPress site or a custom index.html page.
Answer: To measure success:
- Check how many clicks you’re getting per impression. Analyze customer behavior.
- Measure what percentage of users who clicked actually reach your final goals. If low, review your website or reconsider competition analysis.
- Calculate your CPA (Cost Per Acquisition). If CPA is low, your account is working efficiently. If high, your account needs optimization.
Answer: Before running any illegal campaign, make sure you set up your account correctly. Black Hat ads cannot be run like normal ads. For example, betting ads must avoid manual review.
Scenario: Create a fake campaign but don’t add keywords. Write generic headlines and descriptions, wait for approval. Once approved, you’ll see a “missing keywords” error. Then, deposit money and add your target keywords with broad match. Example: instead of adding the banned keyword “bonus sites” exactly, add something like “sites bonus” in broad match form. Exact match will trigger spam detection immediately, while broad match often passes for Black Hat ads.
5. Question: How can I block fake clicks?
Answer: There are several attack types:
- Review your AdWords account at least a week back. Analyze the type of attack. If you have technical knowledge, you can use the AdWords code editor to react to incoming clicks.
- Most attacks come from bots using proxies. Proxies are limited to certain locations—so blocking those regions can buy you time. If attacks come from real phones with carriers, the location stays fixed—you can block those entry points or apply demographic filters.
- For complex attacks, it’s best to consult an expert since every attack requires a different strategy. Real-time analysis and optimization are key.
