How Emotional Words Play a DeadSerious Role in Google Ads Blog Post Titles
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A while ago I came across a Google Adwords tip that sounded too good to be true. The tip said that there are specific “power words” that will dramatically boost the results of any pay-per-click ad.
What is a power word?
A power word is a word that illicits a powerful emotional response from the browser. It is a word so irresistible that it makes a user far more likely to first notice and then click on the Google pay-per-click ad.
We all know that words are powerful. After all, saying a few words of appreciation can do wonders to how people think and feel about you. At the same time, a few mean words can hurt far more than getting slapped in the face.
But can a single word really double the click-through-rate of pay-per-click ads on Google?
While I did not believe this could be true, we started to run several tests and sure enough, we started to come across lots of power words that will do wonders to your Google AdWords campaigns.
The secret is to find these words and we are going to share one with you.
We were running 2 ads on Google, and the only difference was one keyword in the title. We replaced the word “Review” with “Exposed.” The result? A 100+% improvement in the click-through-rate.
Obviously, exposed is a word that is emotionally far more charged and loaded and it turns out that an emotionally charged word can indeed double the click-through-rate of your Google Adwords ads.
Oh one more thing - notice the title of this post? The original title was
How Emotional Words Play a Big Role in Google Adwords
We replaced the word Big with Dead-Serious. That’s an emotional, power word that we think would get more people to pay attention to this article.
Yes, power words can be used for Blog Post titles too! :-)
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About the Author: Michael Reining RSS for Michael's articles - Visit Michael's website Prior to MindValley Media, Mike was the Head of New Ventures Strategy at eBay where he conceived of the strategies that led to the investment in Craigslist, the launch of Kijiji.com and the acquisition of Skype. Mike has an MBA from Stanford and previously worked for the Boston Consulting Group. He is also a certified Google AdWords Professional. MindValleyLabs Internet Marketing Blog: http://blog.mindvalleylabs.com/ Click here to visit Michael's website. Basic Benchmarks for World Class Businesses The Startling Secret of EightFigure Product Launches That Jeff Walker Never Taught You Yes Its Not Found in PLF2 3 Surprising Mathematical Principles That Every Persuasive Marketer Must Know Powerful Sales Marketing Ideas of $100 Million Dollar Companies Email Marketing Demystified |
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