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Your first ad campaign: goals, budgets and the numbers that matter

Thousands of people saw the ad. Did it work? That number alone can't tell us. If the goal is purchases, we need to know what happened after the views and clicks, and what it cost to get the result. That's why planning your first ad campaign starts with defining success before opening a report.

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Campaigns, ad sets and ads: understand the structure first

You open an advertising tool and find accounts, campaigns, groups and ads. Why so many levels? Imagine planning a test for a fictional desk-lamp shop. You need somewhere to manage the work, a goal for the test, delivery settings and a message people will see. That basic idea helps you understand the structure, even when platforms use different names.

4 min read (estimate)

How to choose an advertising platform for your business

One friend tells you to start with TikTok, another recommends Google, and a third swears by Instagram. Before opening three accounts, write down what you sell and how a customer decides to buy it. Choosing an advertising platform means choosing where and how to deliver your message. It isn't a search for one platform that works for everyone.

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What is paid advertising, and where should you start?

You have a good product, decent photos and a page ready to go. You've posted about it several times, but you're not sure how to reach people who have never heard of you. That's where paid advertising comes in: you set aside a budget to show a commercial message through an advertising platform, then track what people do after seeing it. Google describes Google Ads as a tool for creating online ads to promote products and services.

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