Performance Max Brand Exclusions | Pros and Cons

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  • Опубликовано: 12 янв 2025

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  • @bricktanks2978
    @bricktanks2978 Месяц назад +1

    Great content.....which addressed one of the topics I have been thinking about, best strategies to help find new customers while also getting good results with warm traffic.

  • @bricktanks2978
    @bricktanks2978 Месяц назад

    Hi Andrey,
    Using campaign structure 1:
    P.Max Campaign 1: Exclude Brands = cold traffic.
    P.Max Campaign 2: Does not exclude brand terms = warm traffic.
    Do you have recommendations regarding budgets.....do you suggest similar budgets for both campaigns? Or does campaign 1 for cold traffic need a larger budget?
    For companies that do a lot of business in Q4 and current P.Max campaign has good ROAS.....better to wait until next year / Q1 to implement these changes? Or beneficial to make such changes now, even though current P.Max setting up is giving good results?

    • @AndreyKisselev
      @AndreyKisselev  Месяц назад +1

      You can put equal budget, but campaign 1 should spend more becuase of lower ROAS. Campaign 2 won't use all budget, but this extra buffer will help avoid budget limitations.
      As for campaigns with good current performance, I would wait with changes until next year.

    • @bricktanks2978
      @bricktanks2978 Месяц назад +1

      @@AndreyKisselev thanks for your response, my feeling was to wait until next year before making any more changes / adding new campaigns etc....thanks for reaffirming my instinct.