What is AdWords? AdWords is an advertising program of Google, and it’s a quick and easy tool that you allows purchase ads from cost per click (CPC) that they are correctly oriented, regardless of your budget. With this method, the advertiser pays only when a customer clicks on the ad, beyond the number of times to appear in Google’s web. Google inserts advertising in the form of Adwords, also known as sponsored links or sponsored links. Adwords ads are displayed next to Google search results (to the right or above), and appear only for certain words that the advertiser chooses. Also seen in search and content in the growing Google network sites including AOL, Earthlink, HowStuffWorks and Blogger. This way announcements are able to reach a very broad audience. Regarding the characteristics of the ads, these are not supported in images, and they must deal with four lines (25 characters in the title, 70 in the text and 35 in the URL).
The advertiser specifies the maximum amount you are willing to pay for each click of a particular word, since not all have the same price. Google also provides a personal account to make the advertiser keep track of its advertising campaign, and can control and manage costs. Google AdWords ads allow you to reach thousands of new customers, and to make it work in the best way you can own ads, choose keywords that help to orient them to the users. In order to enable you to save money, the AdWords Descontador automatically reduces the cost per real click the person pays until reaching the minimum cost necessary to maintain the position of the ad on the results page. When you create a web site-targeted AdWords campaign, is the ability to select the specific content sites in the Google network that will be published the announcement and specify the maximum amount that you are willing to pay for every thousand visits pages on said site.
