Why AdWords Help?
There are some pretty disastrous things that can happen even from the slightest mistakes inside a Google Ads account.
Yeah, there are official AdWords support pages, but they sometimes sound like a car manual.
Yeah, it will explain how many liters the engine is, but it doesn’t tell you how to really handle it. Business owners want more than just a ‘how to set it up’ and ‘how to manage ads’.
They want help on making it more profitable. More qualified customers, more leads, more products sold.
You’ve landed in the right spot. At Search Scientists, we’ll be going over 100 days of AdWords help.
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