How to start my first Adwords Compaign?

**Mr B** · 22 March, 2009, 11:56 AM

That might sound silly question to some of you but frankly and seriously, I don't know how to set up one. I am using Google Adwords for the first time and off course trying to set up a campaign for the first time as well.

I know that's not easy but can you share some basic things which I should keep in mind while creating a campaign?

Any advice, suggestion will be highly appreciated. Thank you

**F-GD** · 22 March, 2009, 12:00 PM

Refer to: www.google.com/adwords/learningcenter/

and at least spend two days reading the text and watching the videos there. It will help you a lot and you will enjoy reading all the material there.

Just relax, take a cup of coffee or may be eat something, put your glasses on, and start your Adwords course

**Desan** · 22 March, 2009, 12:08 PM

Here is a great website. Check out the second video. It will show you how you can set up you campaign directly to publishers websites, instead of google search engine. This is the way I use Adwords.

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**nessie** · 23 March, 2009, 14:51 PM

Make sure you split keywords in to adgroups properly. Using more ad groups with highly related keyword clusters is the way to go for most of the occasions. There are plenty of stuff around about the Quality Score which will scare you to hell. The best would be to learn on your mistakes and build content in landing pages rather than finding loopholes/shortcuts.

**Desan** · 23 March, 2009, 15:04 PM

Originally Posted by nessie

The best would be to learn on your mistakes and build content in landing pages rather than finding loopholes/shortcuts.

What exactly do you mean?

**nessie** · 26 March, 2009, 07:22 AM

Originally Posted by Desan

What exactly do you mean?

There are lots of stuff that can confuse a newbie about building landing pages. How many ebooks written on this? I feel the best approach is building good content and using them to feed adwords bot rather than using sneaky methods described on those ebooks/ guru stuff. If they flag you as a low quality site, there must be a reason. It would be very useful longterm to research on what went wrong, and learn from your own experience.