How do I become a Google ads expert?

qwe7410 said:

The google ads experts assigned to me are from India and their only solution is to ask me spend more and not explain anything

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EAT VEGGIE AND COFFEE! THE SOLUTION IS ABOVE.

to be an expert in any field you ll have to learn its basics first then keep practicing with advancements.
for google ads
- learn basics ( google ad course , youtube courses will do)
- try to set some campaigns and try to optimize those on weekly ,fortnightly basis.
- here on BHW we have a dedicated forum for google ads only, follow it, keep reading it , you will learn alot here.
-post your queries here , m sure lots of experts are here willing to help you.
-once you master white hat , you can go for grey/black hat niche, m sure by this step you would have lot more knowledge.
cheers and welcome

Trust WorkShop said:

To become a Google Ads "expert", start with eating a lot of greens and veggies, and also have a regular regime of getting used to cups of strong caffeinated coffee.

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@roydan any comments? It´s you´re field, do you eat enough greens during you´re sessions?

Willyfish said:

EAT VEGGIE AND COFFEE! THE SOLUTION IS ABOVE.

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Starchy veggies will result on a lower EPC sir, go for veggies rich in carbs, that means no ban sir, and don't offensive us, we need to test your shit before refund, so we know you eat your veggies right.

I think the best way to became very good at it its to do the practical work and do campaigns and get results
Its a big diference between knowing a lot of theory and getting results with your campaings
Theory you can find it everywhere
Its like in reality ,managers dont necesarly hire you because your diplima has 10 mark on it but what results you ca give to the company with your knowledge

RoiBox said:

@roydan any comments? It´s you´re field, do you eat enough greens during you´re sessions?

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Nothing but the greens.

But to OP, if you want to specialize in anything, put the time and effort in. Start by calling it the right way.

When I started doing Google Ads, I got a low-paying apprentice position and additionally, managed campaigns for some local businesses for free, just for the additional experience.
I worked 16-20 hours a day doing almost nothing but Google Ads.

Today, 10 years later, I'm still running campaigns for most of my day, and I'm still learning all the time.