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September 5th, 2007
Ad Testing MonthIncreased sales start with better ads Okay, so maybe “Ad Testing Month” doesn’t sound quite as poignant or cool as, say, Alternate History Month (celebrating speculative sci fi), Baby Boomer Recognition Day (no kidding), Cartoon Art Appreciation Week, or I Forgot Day, when you can make up for all the birthdays and anniversaries you forgot during the year. But we’re kind of excited about it. September is a great time for Ad Testing Month because it comes after the summer break but before the holidays, when you’re getting your business ready for the rush and finding ways to maximize your ROI. Ad testing, for those of you new to Yahoo! Search Marketing or who have been sipping mai tais in Tahiti all summer, lets you test multiple ads to determine which messages work best. Ad testing happens automatically when you create more than one ad within an ad group. Here’s a handy tutorial on the topic. Also, check out this past post, which details more about how ad testing works. Test and Optimize Be sure to take advantage of the helpful new ad writing features that we announced last week and take September to really make your ads as clickable as they can be. It won’t take much extra effort and could help increase your ROI. —Michael Mattis
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3 Comments Add your own
1. Steve | January 24th, 2008 at 5:59 am
I keep reading that it’s better to have ‘optimized display’ turned off, so that you can give each ad a 50% display and get a more accurate reading?
2. Yahoo! Search Marketing B&hellip | March 17th, 2008 at 10:16 am
[…] Tip #3: Ad testing with optimization Your minimum bids are based on individual keyword and ad combinations, so testing ads can reveal which ads work best. Use ad optimization to automatically display the ads that are being clicked on more often. Here’s more information on ad testing. […]
3. Jeremy | March 19th, 2008 at 12:17 pm
Is this why when I log into my account, sometimes half or even all but one of my ads are turned off?
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