Adwords Updates 2015
To get the most out of these new features, head over to Google Best Practices for checklists and step-by-step guides to optimizing your account.
Category: PPC
How to add credit card on Adwords?
Register and verify your card
- Sign in to your AdWords account at http://adwords.google.com.
- Click the gear icon
and choose Billing.
- Click the Billing settings link.
- Click the Add new payment method button.
- Select the Credit card button.
- Enter your credit card information.
- Click the Continue button. A pop-up message will appear, asking for permission to send you to your bank’s website to verify your credit card.
- Click the Verify credit card button to continue.
- A new browser window will open, sending you to the bank that issued your credit card. The steps to verify your card varies by bank, but you might see a purchase amount for INR 2.00. This is just a temporary authorization, not an actual charge.
- If you successfully verified your card, you’ll see a message letting you know. Close the window to move on to your AdWords account.
- You’ll be taken to your Billing settings page, where you’ll see your credit card information.
The verification process typically takes a few minutes, and you only have to do it once when you first add a credit card to your account. Registered credit cards can be used for both automatic and manual payments.
How to add valid proof of payment in adwords
A valid proof of payment follows these guidelines:
- It can be a scanned copy of your receipt or a screenshot of your bank’s online statement.
- It must be in an uneditable format, such as .jpg, .gif, or .png.
- It must include the following information:
- The date the transfer was made. If possible, show all transactions for five days before and after the payment.
- The amount and currency of the payment.
- The beneficiary of the funds (Google AdWords).
- The name of the remitting bank.
- For your security, please black out any sensitive information on your bank or credit card statement, particularly your entire bank account number or the middle eight digits of your credit card number.
Adwords Available payment methods
A payment method is what you use to pay for AdWords. Depending on your country and currency, the available payment methods can vary. Below, you can learn how to use the payment methods available in your country. For a precise list of what’s available for your country and currency, including which types of credit cards are accepted, visit the payment options tool.
Available payment methods
How to Submit Adwords billing Details?
How to Submit Adwords billing Details? – To get your ads up and running, start by submitting your billing information. You might have several ways to pay for AdWords, depending on your currency and the country where your business is registered. See the options available to you using our payment options finder.
How AdWords account structured?
How AdWords account structured? – It’s no secret that organization is an essential ingredient for success, and AdWords is no exception. Before you begin creating your campaigns and ads, it’s important to learn how AdWords is structured to help you create effective campaigns that target the right audience. (more…)
How to Create ad group?
After you’ve saved your campaign settings, you’ll be taken to the “Create ad and keywords” page. This is where you’ll create the first ad group within your campaign. Each ad campaign consists of one or more ad groups. If you create a “Search Network only – Standard” campaign, you can add multiple ad groups on the “Create ad groups” page. (more…)
Create an AdWords campaign?
Before you begin – Before you create your ad campaign, take a few moments to get familiar with these essential AdWords terms and concepts:
Essential AdWords terms
- Campaign
- Ad group
- Keywords
- Budget
- Bidding
How to Create an AdWords account?
Create a new AdWords account at any time by visiting the AdWords homepage at https://adwords.google.com and clicking Get started now. The sign-up process differs depending on whether you already have a Google Account (in other words, if you use any other Google product, such as Gmail), or if you’re new to Google. (more…)
