Miguel Angel Garcia

  • Landing pages for Google Ad Grants

    To get good results in Google Ads (= many conversions), you need to succeed in 3 steps: Keywords that fit your […]

  • Account maintenance and optimization plan for Google Ad Grants

    As we indicated at the beginning of this course, Google Ad Grants accounts require recurring analysis and optimization work. It’s […]

  • Analysis for Google Ad Grants

    If you don’t know how to analyze your campaign results properly, you won’t detect all the mistakes and improvement opportunities. […]

  • Automated rules for Google Ad Grants

    Google can deactivate your account if you keep activated keywords with Quality Score of 1 or 2 (it’s one of […]

  • Brand campaigns for Google Ad Grants

    Users who search for your organization’s name or other related keywords (organization’s trademarks, program names, ”famous” staff or board members…) will click […]

  • Ads for Google Ad Grants

    Your ads should capture the user’s attention and convince them to click on your ad, rather than on the many […]

  • Keywords for Google Ad Grants

    Keywords are the cornerstone of a Google Ad Grants campaign. It’s what decides which users will see your ads. You […]

  • Campaigns for Google Ad Grants

    We are not going to explain all the campaign and ad group configuration options here, because it’s not really necessary […]

  • Conversions for Google Ad Grants

    The first and most important thing is to determine what your organization wants to achieve with Google Ads campaigns. If […]

  • Google Ads basics for Google Ad Grants

    3.1. Where your ads are displayed Google Ad Grants ads (free for nonprofits) are shown only in Google search results. If […]