*You really simplified the process for Google Ads, and I feel more confident now about choosing the right keywords for my campaigns. Thanks for the clear explanations!*
What do you think about the Architects, Home Building, Interior Designers Niche? I was going for those as cherry on top to the other Home Services I intend to cater, but I've heard they can be a lot hard to work with due added complexities in their marketing needs and sales cycle.
I intend to use this for my outreach. I've been trying to find a way to make it at scale, but so far seems like it is not feasible. I believe is a very strong sales asset, in order to get a reply on first contact or to lead them for a discovery call.
Thanks! No... we typically start with Phrase to pull in keywords that may work down the road. Also, exact match has fewer searches and is typically more expensive.
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Thanks for watching! Here's the spreadsheet: ⚫ Keyword Planning Spreadsheet: mikemancini.net/3tEsHdq
Nice video
*You really simplified the process for Google Ads, and I feel more confident now about choosing the right keywords for my campaigns. Thanks for the clear explanations!*
What do you think about the Architects, Home Building, Interior Designers Niche? I was going for those as cherry on top to the other Home Services I intend to cater, but I've heard they can be a lot hard to work with due added complexities in their marketing needs and sales cycle.
this was an awesome video, really helpful. Thanks Mike!
I intend to use this for my outreach. I've been trying to find a way to make it at scale, but so far seems like it is not feasible. I believe is a very strong sales asset, in order to get a reply on first contact or to lead them for a discovery call.
So you do not start with exact match anymore ?
Nice video by the way
Thanks! No... we typically start with Phrase to pull in keywords that may work down the road. Also, exact match has fewer searches and is typically more expensive.