In addition, there have been plenty of google ads
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Posted On: 11/16/2020 3:29:34 PM
In addition, there have been plenty of google ads for the last year and they aren't all the same. I see them all the time.
I know when people hear ads, they sometimes think TV or Radio and don't realize what a Google ad really is.
There is a reason why they cost what they do because they are targeted and effective. If they weren't no one would buy them as they aren't exactly cheap.
If you haven't seen them, it depends on what you search on. If you are searching for a new truck or how to BBQ a duck, you are not going to see them. In the future if there a a vehicle verb.TV channel or cooking, you might
Why these are effective is it means the person is on a computer and can immediately click on the link vs the salesforce, netsuite, monday.com ads I hear on the radio.
Now use that same analogy.
Radio vs Google Ad
Google Ad vs. Verb Live (or recorded)
Which one is the most frictionless?
Which one is the closest to where you want the consumer to know/go?
Hint: Definitely not radio unless it's a fast food commercial <20 minutes before lunchtime
Why 20 minutes? The average person decides where they want to go to lunch 5-10 minutes before they go
Different media works for different product. I think Verb is spending their advertising budget smartly from what I can see so far.
I know when people hear ads, they sometimes think TV or Radio and don't realize what a Google ad really is.
There is a reason why they cost what they do because they are targeted and effective. If they weren't no one would buy them as they aren't exactly cheap.
If you haven't seen them, it depends on what you search on. If you are searching for a new truck or how to BBQ a duck, you are not going to see them. In the future if there a a vehicle verb.TV channel or cooking, you might
Why these are effective is it means the person is on a computer and can immediately click on the link vs the salesforce, netsuite, monday.com ads I hear on the radio.
Now use that same analogy.
Radio vs Google Ad
Google Ad vs. Verb Live (or recorded)
Which one is the most frictionless?
Which one is the closest to where you want the consumer to know/go?
Hint: Definitely not radio unless it's a fast food commercial <20 minutes before lunchtime
Why 20 minutes? The average person decides where they want to go to lunch 5-10 minutes before they go
Different media works for different product. I think Verb is spending their advertising budget smartly from what I can see so far.
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