Copywriting

Make your PPC ad eye-catching

Posted in Copywriting by Alan Reeves on 24th of July, 2009
Tags: pay per click (ppc), ppc campaign, ppc marketing, ppc ad, ppc advert, ppc headline

People are generally visually orientated; things that are bright, sparkly and images in general tend to catch our eye. And in internet marketing that is exactly what you want. You want to attract attention. Whether it is to your advertisement, exhibition or anything else that you want to show to an audience, grabbing their attention and captivating them is a must.

If your marketing methods do not grab them then you might as well be invisible. Pay per click is an internet marketing strategy and it falls under the exact same visual scrutiny as other advertisements. So it is important that you re-evaluate your PPC advertisements today, especially if you are not receiving the traffic you were hoping for.

Really LOOKING at your PPC advertisement

Bold text, capitalization and exclamation marks can do your PPC advertisement wonders. But be sure not to overdo any of these attention grabbers. You will turn them into dangers to your advertisement if you overdose on them. Bolding some of your text but not all is an effective way to get attention. Using capitalization for key words or important parts of a sentence or statement makes it stand out and draw the eye.

Exclamations can be effective if used no more than once in your PPC advertisement. More exclamations seem juvenile and are overrated. Other characters, other than your plain alphabet, can do you the world of good if used appropriately.