Abhishek Rajawat

It's a good question.

I have around ten years of experience in the digital and performance marketing industry. Currently, I'm working at Nine Plus Active Private Limited as a digital marketing manager, managing Google Ads, Facebook Ads, Meta Ads, SEO, blog, content marketing for the website and for the app as well. The app marketing is also managed by me.

What scenario would you use deep and deep parting and managing PPC capital, and how would it affect the campus performance?

I started my day by optimizing the PPC campaigns, according to the clicks, CTRs, impressions, and revenue, as well as the conversions. If the conversion is low, I'm optimizing the campaigns according to their ad copies, keywords, and ad text. If the impressions are low, then I will definitely change the ad copy, and then work on the CTR accordingly.

Google Ads is called Google Ads and how does it impact your SNC Capital? Qualities of quality scores depend completely on the ad landing page performances and the ad quality as well. If the ad creatives and ad copies are good and the landing page is also related to the ad copies, then definitely, the quality score will improve. And if it is not, then the quality score will definitely be low.

How would you process rating a funnel full funnel PPC strategy for a service basically to be trained?

The website will create a landing page for the PPC campaign, then I'll create a campaign for that. And, according to that, I will set up a goal in Google Ads and Google Ads as well, and then optimize the campaigns accordingly and will optimize. And the same, I will add to the website and Google Ads as well.

To calculate the array for a paid search campaign, we need to consider several factors including the total budget, cost-per-click, and target return on ad spend. The formula to calculate the array is: Array = Total Budget / (Cost-Per-Click * Target Return on Ad Spend) However, the actual formula used in paid search campaigns is often more complex and takes into account various other factors such as ad position, quality score, and conversion rates. A more accurate formula to calculate the array would be: Array = Total Budget / (Cost-Per-Click * Target Return on Ad Spend * Ad Position * Quality Score * Conversion Rate) But in most cases, the formula is simplified to: Array = Total Budget / (Cost-Per-Click * Target Return on Ad Spend) Where the target return on ad spend is the desired return on investment, the cost-per-click is the cost of each ad click, and the total budget is the total amount available for the paid search campaign.

people often ask me, what is the biggest challenge that you face in your job as a grammar editor?

What would you use to estimate the lifetime value of a customer required through PPC advertising? For the LTV, I will check the overall lifetime value of a customer through Google Analytics. And if the customers are opted-in, I will check the customer acquisition value in the Google Analytics as well.

What tools are you recommended for automation for this campaign management and why? Google Analytics, Google Ads editor, and Google's 360 Suite as well.