The Ultimate Guide to the Google AdWords Audience Tab

Recently we?ve been running a series of in-depth guides to various parts of the AdWords interface. So far, we've covered:

• AdWords Ad Extensions
• AdWords Reporting via the Dimensions Tab
• AdWords Campaign Settings
• Creating & Analyzing AdWords Ads

In the coming days here on the blog we?ll be continuing with this series, focusing next on the Google AdWords Audience tab.

Display ads are now an over $5 billion dollar business for Google and growing rapidly, and understanding how to leverage tools like audiences within your AdWords display campaigns can be a powerful means of driving large amounts of targeted traffic. For that reason, we?ll walk through the audience tab and cover:

• What is an ?AdWords audience??
• How can you leverage the reporting data in the audience tab to help optimize your campaigns?
• What are the different types of audiences, and how should you be using them within your traditional display campaigns and your remarketing campaigns?
• How do you actually create audiences within the AdWords interface?

And more. If you have any specific questions around AdWords audiences please drop a line in the comments and we?ll try to address them in the series!

About the Author

Tom Demers is co-founder and managing partner at Measured SEM LLC, a boutique Boston , MA SEO and PPC agency offering search marketing consulting services including pay-per-click account management, comprehensive SEO audits, content marketing services and strategies, reputation management for SEO and link building strategies and services for a variety of specific niches such as business to business (B2B) SEO.

You can learn more about how Measured SEM can help your business by getting in touch with Tom directly via email at tom at measuredsem.com, or by following him on Twitter.

This post originated on the WordStream Blog. WordStream provides keyword tools for pay-per click (PPC) and search engine optimization (SEO) aiding in everything from keyword discovery to keyword grouping and organization.

Source: http://www.wordstream.com/blog/ws/2012/02/02/google-adwords-audience-tab-guide

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