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GOOGLE ADWORDS FOR<br />

CONSTRUCTION<br />

GOOGLE ADWORDS CAN HELP GROW YOUR<br />

BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS<br />

BY ATTRACTING NEW CUSTOMERS ONLINE.<br />

ON AVERAGE, GOOGLE PROCESSES 3.5<br />

BILLION SEARCHES DAILY, TRANSLATING INTO<br />

THOUSANDS OF POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS<br />

LOOKING FOR CONTRACTOR SERVICES EACH<br />

DAY. BELOW, WE BREAK DOWN SOME COMMON<br />

QUESTIONS REGARDING GOOGLE ADWORDS<br />

AND EXPLAIN WHY SEARCH ENGINE MARKETING<br />

(SEM) HAS THE HIGHEST RETURN COMPARED TO<br />

TRADITIONAL ADVERTISING METHODS.<br />

WHAT IS GOOGLE ADWORDS?<br />

Simply put, AdWords is Google’s online advertising<br />

platform. It works with Google’s search listings to target<br />

potential customers and strategically place ads before top<br />

organic listings. All of this, without extensive search engine<br />

optimization (SEO).<br />

For example, you have a general contracting business and<br />

you want to attract people in your service area who want to<br />

remodel their home. A potential customer types in “home<br />

contractor.” Google combs through billions of web pages,<br />

blogs, and other listings to find the most relevant results. The<br />

search query returns thousands of pages of organic results,<br />

many of which are other businesses offering similar home<br />

construction services. Research shows the first page of search<br />

results gets over 75 percent of clicks. Google AdWords allows<br />

you to take advantage of these searches by prominently<br />

displaying your ad above relevant search results.<br />

40 CONSTRUCTIONMONTHLY.COM

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