Improved previous Google Ads conversion rate from 8.9% to 16.3% from Sept 21’ – April 22’. Increased ad spend for this time period from $400K to $665K and conversions from 17K to 53K. Lowered cost per conversion from $24 to $12.

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The Challenge

eCommerce B2C healthcare client wanted to improve their conversion rate (8.94%) and lower their Cost per Conversion ($24) while increasing ad spend with their Google Ads.

The Process

My role is to manage their Google ad campaigns. I updated each Search campaign bid strategy to include max conversions + tCPA to meet their CPA goals. I then updated and added new ads and responsive search ads to help better reflect their product benefits and their target market which is an older demographic. I updated their keyword match types, added negatives to block unwanted traffic and continued to refine their keyword traffic the past 6 months. I also segmented their brand keywords and non brand keywords into different adgroups to funnel targeted traffic to their ads.

The Solution

Improved previous Google Ads conversion rate from 8.9% to 16.3% from Sept 21’ – April 22’. Increased ad spend for this time period from $400K to $665K and conversions from 17K to 53K. Lowered cost per conversion from $24 to $12.

Skills Used

Paid Ads,Paid Ads

Industry

Health & Wellness

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