The primary goal of running a Google Ads campaign is to sell a product. To sell, advertisers choose high converting keywords for persuading people to click on the ad and on every click, the advertiser has to pay Google. Contrary to this, the business objective is accomplished only when the visitor makes a purchase no matter how many clicks the ad gets.
If the keyword you are using for your Google Ads is getting many clicks but not making any conversions, you have reached a point where you have to decide whether or not you should pause the keyword. Coming up next, we’ll walk you through situations you’d better pause off the keyword.
Two Cases: When You Should Pause The Keyword
Following are two best-case scenarios to pause your Google Ads keywords
- Keywords that costs but do not converts
- Low-Quality Score Keywords
Keywords That Costs But Not Converts
Sadly, not every keyword provides you desired results when it comes to conversions. This is the most common case where your Google Ads gets many clicks but does not make any conversions. Consequently, the advertiser does not make any profit and only pays the cost. Sometimes, the ad spending violates the target CPA, and you run in the loss. If that’s your case, you must immediately pause your keyword.
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