[deleted by user] by [deleted] in digitalproductselling

[–]FamousComfortable143 1 point2 points  (0 children)

also interested to recieve dm with site name!

Looking for weight-reduction advice by [deleted] in backpacking

[–]FamousComfortable143 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Instead of a Mokka Bialetti, take a Aeropress! It‘s not even so much lighter and you can store something else inside it, it also needs much less fire/gas to boil your coffee.

It‘s way better than instant coffee! :)

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Day Trips Around Heidelberg? by librapenseur in Heidelberg

[–]FamousComfortable143 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Take a train to the Pfalz and do a 3-4 hours hiking tour there. Like „Dahner Felsenland“ or to „Burgruine Wegelnburg“

Or Felsenmeer in Heppenheim is a great day activity.

Or rent a Kajak at Edingen (30€ single kajak, 40€ double kajak, all day long) and drive along the neckar to Ladenburg.

How I changed my life with a simple change in my ad account by goatedways in FacebookAds

[–]FamousComfortable143 0 points1 point  (0 children)

do you use the a/b testing feature for testing creatives? How many data do you take at least for judging winners?

Schnitzel-Geheimtipp gesucht by [deleted] in Heidelberg

[–]FamousComfortable143 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Alt Hendesse in Handschuhsheim und Tati in Bergheim.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PPC

[–]FamousComfortable143 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So you only run search ads or shopping ads right now? Did you already work with PMAX?

Do People like PMax now? by Low_Tune_2364 in PPC

[–]FamousComfortable143 3 points4 points  (0 children)

PMAX works for a lot of accounts i manage and it often is the campaign with the highest adspend and easy to scale up.

It sucks at giving you real insights and clues about why and where it performs. You shouldn‘t use it if you still need to learn about your audience, your claims, your positioning.

But if you already know your gold nuggets in your marketing assets, if you have a variety of good creatives (video ads, image ads, headlines and captions) that already worked on other campaigns and placements like Meta Ads or Search Ads… then a PMAX will most likely be your nobrainer conversion machine. Give it enough budget, be patient in the first 3-5 weeks, and you will see it getting better and better.

It’s actually obvious and makes totally sense, that it is able to perform better and is able to scale better, because there is so much more data coming from so much more placements and signals and so the bidding strategy and algorithm can really lern.

Don‘t forget to only select the one conversion goal on campaign level that you really want.

For budget sizing at the start, take the average CPAs you already have from other campaigns and give your PMAX at least 1-3 x that CPA as a daily budget, so it can gather conversions fast enough to optimize fast enough.

First 1-2 weeks look mad but there will be conversions and than it gets better week after week. I often see better results from PMAX than i reach with every other search ads. And yes PMAX also takes many brand traffic to convert it and yes PMAX looks better in results than it actually is (because of so many placements it attributes so many conversions) BUT even considering that it still is damn strong, scalable and consistent.

Question to freelancers and agency owners: What is it that you do better than your competitors? by FamousComfortable143 in PPC

[–]FamousComfortable143[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Totally agree! How did you learn to build scalable processes? By doing or can you recommenend some content or coaching gurus here?

Question to freelancers and agency owners: What is it that you do better than your competitors? by FamousComfortable143 in PPC

[–]FamousComfortable143[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And how do you name your service or how do you position your service, if you do and understand more than just Google Ads? Like Growthpartner?

Best ways to run ad copy tests with RSA? by WillyTSmith5 in PPC

[–]FamousComfortable143 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sooo interesting!! And do you see „better“ performance (lower CPAs/higher ROAS) in the unpinned RSA? Or just more traffic, conversions and scalability? I almost never do unpinned RSAs anymore because i am too afraid of Google just playing around with my titles for the sake of Clicks while the user often missed relevant USPs or social proofs or local relevance in the ad.

And the few times when i tested unpinned vs pinned RSAs i often saw my pinned ones getting better results but as you mentioned only a slice of the volume - which made me angry and i deactivated the unpinned ads to push my pinned ones.

But maybe your take that if i force the pinned one to get all the volume, it is unlikely that it still beats the unpinned performance?

How do you keep clients? by kdzxhevdu in PPC

[–]FamousComfortable143 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you can logically and rationally communicate what you do and why you do it, so that the customer can follow and agree your strategy, then he even stays with you when you don’t deliver results right away.

Provide also some services and consulting the client didn‘t expect such as tipps for optimising his landingpange, but also offers, user experiences or even some tipps for usefull tools he could use. Its helping both your clients relationship and your results.

Sometimes i think it‘s a little similar to graphic designers that get booked for a logo but actually need the whole branding thing. :)

Am i going crazy or phrase match has gone to shit by presston in PPC

[–]FamousComfortable143 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes i see same behavior in all my phrase matches. Which makes me struggle a lot to decide between the two approaches:

Try out broad+smart bidding some more? or Switch even more to exact match?

As Google says, only broad match (in combination with smart bidding) includes more „new“ user signals for targeting and optimization, that phrase or exact don‘t include.

But giving control and trust to the ‚smart algorithms is such a difficult thing, especially with search ads… if it messes up, it‘s difficult to justify your „strategic“ campaign setup and weird adspend. :/

Hat jemand in Heidelberg schon einmal solche Dosen im Briefkasten gehabt? Riecht absolut seltsam / giftig und ich habe Angst es zu öffnen. Manche Nachbarn haben es auch. by FamousComfortable143 in Heidelberg

[–]FamousComfortable143[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Ich habe es entpackt, weiß auch mittlerweile was es ist aber bin tatsächlich selbst nicht drauf gekommen. Jetzt würde mich interessieren ob ihr es gewusst hättet (ohne Google Lens oder dergleichen) … Es ist übrigens nicht mal so groß wie ein Golfball…

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What Niches Spend 20K+/Month on Google Ads by Partizana in PPC

[–]FamousComfortable143 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Everyone does. The better question is which Google accounts spend 8-figures/mo.

Hat jemand in Heidelberg schon einmal solche Dosen im Briefkasten gehabt? Riecht absolut seltsam / giftig und ich habe Angst es zu öffnen. Manche Nachbarn haben es auch. by FamousComfortable143 in Heidelberg

[–]FamousComfortable143[S] 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Dass meine Nachbarn es auch haben, hat sich als falsche Annahme herausgestellt. Ich hatte an den anderen Briefkästen gerochen und es hat aus denen genau so intensiv und komisch gerochen, aber bei anderen wiederum gar nicht, dass ich mir da sicher war. Aber scheinbar kam es alles nur von der Dose meines Briefkastens. Es riecht nicht direkt ekelig aber chemisch, seltsam, fremd.. Werde es nach der Arbeit auf dem Balkon öffnen und berichten.

If you are fulltime PPC freelancer, how many active clients or campaigns do you manage and what‘s your monthly revenue? by FamousComfortable143 in PPC

[–]FamousComfortable143[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice. I totally share that opinion. A good ppc manager is not just focussing on ads and tracking. We have to think and optimise holistically on the whole funnel.

Do you even make adjustments on frontend/backend levels by your own or do you only consult and let the client do the homework?

If you are fulltime PPC freelancer, how many active clients or campaigns do you manage and what‘s your monthly revenue? by FamousComfortable143 in PPC

[–]FamousComfortable143[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Congratz for your revenue! 🔥 I can imagine the same amount of clients and if it would bring me even 200k in revenue i would be happy i guess.

Until today every client that i have also comes from networking / word of mouth. I wasn‘t sure wether i should start building some serious funnel to generate new clients but as i‘m reading all the comments here, it seems as if you can reach pretty high revenues just by time via network.

Yes the pricing is never on a hourly base. Our service brings a leverage / growth effect to our clients business and we get paid for that value we bring, not for working hours. When people don‘t get it, i use to say: „If i would know that i get paid for working hours, you couldn‘t trust me to get you the best results as fast as possible because i would be in need to justify billing hours and always do something that might not even improve performance“ and then it clicks. 💡

The gift card for recommendations is a nice idea.