Section 5.3: Optimizing Google Shopping Campaigns
Guide to Google Shopping bidding (different types and uses)
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In this video, you’re going to learn about the different bidding strategies you can use for your Google Shopping campaigns.
You'll also learn the advantages and disadvantages of each strategy, and when you would use each one for your own campaigns.
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Free Google Shopping Course
- 41 tutorials
- 5 hr 31 min 26 sec
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Section 1: Foundations of Google Shopping
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Section 2: Google Merchant Center Setup
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Section 3: How to Create Your Product Feed
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Section 4: Creating Google Shopping Campaigns
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Section 5: Optimizing Google Shopping Campaigns
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Section 6: Fix Unsuccessful Campaign & Store
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Section 7: Bonus Lessons
Hello,
I’ve used your shopping campaign to good effect driving clicks. However, I’m running into an issue I was hoping I could get help on.
I’m selling a haircare product line. The most profitable is a bundle of shampoo, conditioner, and styling product. However, Google keeps showing the single products first before the bundles when you search. Is there a way for me to prioritize the bundles?
thank you!
Hi Fred,
If you’re using Standard Shopping, you can try forcing it by having a higher bid on the bundles.
This isn’t strictly related to Google Ads, but I would consider having the bundle offer on all single product pages, so visitors see the value and can easily upgrade to the bundle.
jo, it looks like this has worked as my impressions and clicks are up on the group that I’m working to promote!
Much appreciated 🙂
No problem, glad it worked!