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How to manage your PPC budgets with Adalysis — Transcript

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  1. 0:00analysis has several tools that will
  2. 0:02make managing your budget and watching
  3. 0:04your budget pacing very easy for you.
  4. 0:06So, at a high level, you can see how
  5. 0:08you're pacing across your accounts. If
  6. 0:10you're overpacing, underpacing, or on
  7. 0:12target, you can set up automated budget
  8. 0:15management at the account or campaign or
  9. 0:18multic campaign level. Then, for each of
  10. 0:20those multiple campaigns, you can see if
  11. 0:23you're overpacing, underpacing, or
  12. 0:25pacing appropriately.
  13. 0:27You can also enable the account or
  14. 0:29campaigns to be automically paused when
  15. 0:31they hit their budget. Now, if you have
  16. 0:33budget boost opportunities or raising
  17. 0:35your budget will get you more
  18. 0:37conversions, you can examine those
  19. 0:39charts and choose your new budgets. You
  20. 0:41can also manage custom budgets, which
  21. 0:43are budgets on non-standard time frames.
  22. 0:46When we want to manage our budgets in
  23. 0:47more detail, we can drill into the
  24. 0:49account.
  25. 0:51Within a specific account, you have
  26. 0:53several options for managing budget. At
  27. 0:55the first level, you can use the monthly
  28. 0:57target to set your pacing. This is where
  29. 1:00you can add your number up of what you
  30. 1:02want to spend that month. And then we'll
  31. 1:03show your pacing chart. This won't make
  32. 1:05any changes to the budgets within your
  33. 1:07account. Now, if you want budget
  34. 1:09suggestions, and you can say show
  35. 1:12recommended campaign budget changes,
  36. 1:14choose your goal. What do you want to
  37. 1:16accomplish in the account? And is there
  38. 1:18a maximum amount you want your budgets
  39. 1:20adjusted? Then you can calculate the
  40. 1:22adjustments. If you want any one
  41. 1:25campaign to have a minimum value,
  42. 1:27meaning we'll never lower below that
  43. 1:29amount or a max value, you can define
  44. 1:31min and max values. And then if you're
  45. 1:34happy these numbers, you can apply these
  46. 1:35to your account and this will change
  47. 1:37your budget. Now, once you have your
  48. 1:40monthly budget target set, you can also
  49. 1:43define what you want to pace in upcoming
  50. 1:46months and that way you can
  51. 1:47automatically have any budgets adjusted
  52. 1:50based upon future spends. Now if you
  53. 1:53have future budgets defined then you can
  54. 1:56also manage rollovers meaning what
  55. 1:58happens if you underspent or overspend
  56. 2:02should this amount be rolled over until
  57. 2:04the following month. So you can overroll
  58. 2:06underspend and overspend or only
  59. 2:08underspend. You also can roll over the
  60. 2:10entire amount or only roll over up to a
  61. 2:13maximum of a particular amount. Then you
  62. 2:15get notifications via email if you want
  63. 2:17to see what those numbers are. Now your
  64. 2:21next option is to turn into automated
  65. 2:23management. Now with automated
  66. 2:25management, we will change budgets based
  67. 2:28upon your goals and attempting to hit
  68. 2:30your budgets. Now with our budget
  69. 2:33system, one of our goals is to reach the
  70. 2:3530th of the month. So if Google severely
  71. 2:38overspends early, then we'll lower your
  72. 2:41budgets to try to make sure you still
  73. 2:43have budget by the end of the month.
  74. 2:44Conversely, if Google vastly underspends
  75. 2:47early, then we want to raise budgets to
  76. 2:49make sure that you are going to hit
  77. 2:50them. So, when you turn on automated
  78. 2:53management, you'll again choose a goal.
  79. 2:55What are you trying to accomplish in the
  80. 2:57account? Now, as we're adjusting
  81. 2:59budgets, is there a maximum value that
  82. 3:02you don't want us to adjust above or
  83. 3:04below? What's the largest change anyone
  84. 3:07day can bring? Now, when you use a max
  85. 3:10budget adjustment, this can help your
  86. 3:12campaigns from going back into a
  87. 3:13learning phase where if you have a large
  88. 3:15budget adjustment, sometimes your
  89. 3:17campaigns will reenter a learning phase.
  90. 3:19Now, if you set a max budget adjustment
  91. 3:22and then you severely overspend early in
  92. 3:25the month, we may not be able to
  93. 3:27actually hit your budgets because we're
  94. 3:29capped at how much we can change, which
  95. 3:31is where there's a couple other features
  96. 3:33you can use to get notified if that's
  97. 3:35happening. Now you can also set it so
  98. 3:38that we only change budgets on certain
  99. 3:39days of the month. Then you can go ahead
  100. 3:41and adjust these settings and save it.
  101. 3:44And then based upon those your goal and
  102. 3:47what your settings are, then we'll
  103. 3:49automatically manage your budget over
  104. 3:51the course of month. You can always see
  105. 3:53a log of all the changes made to your
  106. 3:55budget. Now you can also use auto pause,
  107. 3:58meaning when a budget hits its cap,
  108. 4:01automatically pause that account or that
  109. 4:03campaign. Now, we check budgets hourly.
  110. 4:07So, if you hit a budget within the
  111. 4:09middle of an hour, you may be slightly
  112. 4:11over. So, some people want to pause
  113. 4:14their budget when they've reached 98 or
  114. 4:1699% of their budget in case that last
  115. 4:18hour would exceed their budget. And
  116. 4:21then, if you have campaigns
  117. 4:22automatically paused at a budget cap,
  118. 4:24you can then have them automatically
  119. 4:26reenabled the following month. Now,
  120. 4:28using the autop settings is a nice
  121. 4:30safeguard so that if you have a max
  122. 4:33budget cap set or we can only change
  123. 4:35budgets by a certain amount and you
  124. 4:36severely overspend and we can't lower it
  125. 4:38fast enough, this will ensure you don't
  126. 4:40overspend for the month. Now, if you
  127. 4:44want additional alerts about overpacing
  128. 4:46or underpacing, you can configure
  129. 4:48individual pacing alerts. You can also
  130. 4:50configure spend alerts. So maybe you
  131. 4:53want to know when you're at 90% of your
  132. 4:55budget so that you're watching to make
  133. 4:57sure you don't overspend or if you are
  134. 5:00underspending by 50% from you know this
  135. 5:02middle of the month onwards. You might
  136. 5:04want to know that to see what
  137. 5:06manipulation you can do to your budgets
  138. 5:07to hit your overall budget goals. Now
  139. 5:10this can be done at the account level.
  140. 5:12It can also be done at the budget group
  141. 5:14level. So when you make a budget group
  142. 5:17you're going to choose is this for
  143. 5:18pacing purposes? Meaning we're not
  144. 5:20changing budgets. We're just watching
  145. 5:22your pacing or is it done for allocation
  146. 5:25purposes? Meaning we can automatically
  147. 5:28manage that budget. So here you'll name
  148. 5:30your budget group and then you can
  149. 5:32choose what campaigns you want. So you
  150. 5:35could choose it by labels, you can
  151. 5:36choose it by names or campaigns and
  152. 5:39create a group. Now with pacing,
  153. 5:44the same campaign can be multiple pacing
  154. 5:46groups. So for instance, you might have
  155. 5:48one pacing group that's all search
  156. 5:50campaigns and then a subset of pacing
  157. 5:52group that's only your brand campaigns
  158. 5:54and watch both search and brand search
  159. 5:56pacing individually with allocation
  160. 6:00because budgets are being changed. You
  161. 6:02can't have the same campaign in multiple
  162. 6:04allocation groups. Now you have the same
  163. 6:07options as you do at the account level
  164. 6:09where with the allocation you can
  165. 6:11automatically have your budget managed
  166. 6:13with the exact same features. You can
  167. 6:15have auto pause enabled and your alerts.
  168. 6:18So the features of the are identical
  169. 6:20whether it's the account level or budget
  170. 6:22group level. The only difference is with
  171. 6:24a budget group, you're putting in one or
  172. 6:26multiple campaigns to be managed with
  173. 6:28that particular budget as opposed to the
  174. 6:30account. Now lastly, you have custom
  175. 6:33schedules. This is where you can have
  176. 6:35budgets on non-standard time frames. So,
  177. 6:38if you have a promotion, maybe you have
  178. 6:40an upcoming promotion that you only want
  179. 6:43it to run for a limited number of days,
  180. 6:46then you can set up a budget only to be
  181. 6:48run on those specific days. And then
  182. 6:51what happens when that schedule ends? Do
  183. 6:54you want to pause that campaign, meaning
  184. 6:56it was really only a short-term
  185. 6:57promotional campaign, or leave it the
  186. 6:59same as it was during the schedule? And
  187. 7:01then for the budget number itself, do
  188. 7:03you want to keep it the same as what it
  189. 7:05ended at, or do you want to reset to
  190. 7:07what the budget was before that
  191. 7:09promotional period went into play? Now,
  192. 7:11additionally, with your budget, if you
  193. 7:14want to see performance charts about how
  194. 7:15you're spending, you can graph that data
  195. 7:17out. If you have performance boost,
  196. 7:20meaning if you raised your budget, what
  197. 7:22would be the potential for new
  198. 7:23conversions and what would they cost?
  199. 7:25You can see those charts. You can also
  200. 7:27just edit your daily budget. Now, if you
  201. 7:29have a budget and you're in the middle
  202. 7:31of the month and you want to calculate
  203. 7:32what your value should be for the rest
  204. 7:33of the month, easy calculator to set
  205. 7:36your what your budgets need to be to hit
  206. 7:38a certain number based upon the na
  207. 7:40number of days currently in the month.
  208. 7:42Then, if you're using automated
  209. 7:43management, you can easily override the
  210. 7:45same minmax values as you would when you
  211. 7:47set up the management. You can also use
  212. 7:49a daily stop, meaning when a campaign
  213. 7:52hits its budget, stop it for the day,
  214. 7:54and resume it the following day. And
  215. 7:56when you use a daily stop, you'll have a
  216. 7:58very consistent dayover-day budget being
  217. 8:01spent. But if you severely underspend
  218. 8:04multiple days in a row, then you might
  219. 8:05not be able to hit your budget by the
  220. 8:07end of the month. If you're managing a
  221. 8:09lot of budget groups, the ability to
  222. 8:12upload and download your budgets by a
  223. 8:13spreadsheet. And if you have a lot of
  224. 8:15accounts, you can also update your
  225. 8:17budgets for all the accounts at once
  226. 8:20based upon that spreadsheet. And then by
  227. 8:22using a combination of pacing, automated
  228. 8:26management, auto pause for safeguards,
  229. 8:29and additional alerts, you can make sure
  230. 8:32that your budgets are being monitored
  231. 8:34and managed appropriately.

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