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Put a Special Offer in Your HeadlineYup, you heard that right. Stop reserving your special promotions for line one or two of your descriptive text, and start displaying them right in your headlines. Why does this work? For several reasons – the main being that the headline of your ad is the first thing and sometimes the only thing searchers read. Additional reasons include the fact that everyone loves discounts (because saving money, duh), the word “free” lights up the human brain, and numbers in headlines always tend to perform well (this goes for content as well: I used the title above for a reason).Put Your Main Keyword in Your Display URLThis tip is insanely easy, but shockingly underutilized. The display URL IS part of your ad text and should be utilized as such, but often advertisers just leave it blank… When you’re limited by character length restriction on each line, not taking advantage of keyword placement in your display URL is a major CTR faux pas.Out of roughly 580,000 ads we analyzed, 33% neglected to have keywords in their display URL. “I was surprised to see how many client accounts weren't utilizing a keyword in their display URL’s,” says WordStream’s Erin Sagin. “It’s a super easy win.” At WordStream, we consistently find that ads with keywords in their display URL’s have much higher CTR than ads without.Add a Period to the End of Description Line OneAnd lastly, this has to be the easiest fix to beat the system and get higher ad CTR’s. Seriously, it couldn’t get much simpler than this. Wait, so what is the point of adding a period at the end of line one exactly? Well, as you know you are limited to 25 characters in the headline of your ad text, while the description lines allow you 35 characters max. Adding a period to the end of your first description line scoops that line into the headline when your ad appears in the top spots on the SERPs.This works to improve CTR for several reasons, the main one being that, as we discussed previously, the headline is the first and sometimes the only part of an ad that the searcher reads. Therefore this small hack gives you the ability to say more and gains more real estate with a larger, more prominent font size on the SERPs.There you have it. So stop moping over spilled coffee (or low CTR’s) and implement these quick wins to easily up your ad CTR with minimal effort. Even less effort would be to get your hands on some of the sophisticated traffic tools that are out there.

For Chrome:Press Ctrl+Shift+I to open the developer tools(inspect element)Go to the console.Type your code and press enter, for exampleThat’s it.For Firefox:Press Ctr + Shift + Q and do the same.

Simultaneous running of ads and sponsored stories had given me the best results. In specific to the ads, I always try to maintain a call for action in the ad design. Simple as it sounds "Like this page to know more" always works (at least for me). The picture in the ads matter a lot. Make it as unique as possible to get more fans. Sometimes I just put a blank picture just to get the viewers to click on the ad and like the page. I had been trying these things for some time now and I believe have good results with about $0.7 CPC and about 0.2% CTR.