{"id":39732,"date":"2016-03-02T11:35:36","date_gmt":"2016-03-02T19:35:36","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.bruceclay.com\/blog\/?p=39732"},"modified":"2016-03-02T11:51:11","modified_gmt":"2016-03-02T19:51:11","slug":"getting-started-with-twitter-ads-smx","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.bruceclay.com\/blog\/getting-started-with-twitter-ads-smx\/","title":{"rendered":"Getting Started with Twitter Ads #SMX"},"content":{"rendered":"
Three representatives — Vernon Wharff<\/a>, Nate Wright<\/a> and Kate Fauth<\/a> — from Twitter take the SMX West 2016 stage to talk Twitter ads! They share their insights on meeting the challenges of advertising in a mobile world, targeting your audience, setting up your Twitter campaign and measuring your success.<\/p>\n Mobile is fundamentally different than desktop \u2013 users use it in very different ways.<\/p>\n The point? The strategies that worked on desktop aren’t always translating well to mobile. The screens are small, the users are distracted, the users are using multiple devices, the technology is different, and there are platform complexities. In order to overcome these challenges, the medium needs a new approach.<\/p>\n Targeting and Measurement\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 <\/strong><\/p>\n It’s difficult to reach your audience online. People aren’t raising their hands to say they are interested in your service. You can use Twitter to target people on their interests.<\/p>\n Each day your customers are sending millions of signals via Twitter. Two unique targeting types on Twitter are keywords and interests. Interest come from the content users engage with and the people they interact with.<\/p>\n Keyword Targeting is a precision tool that allows you to hone in at the right time in the right context.<\/p>\n Let’s say Ryan is tweeting about an upcoming vacation he’s considering \u2013 if you’re someone who works for a ski resort and Ryan is tweeting about skiing, it’s a prime moment for you to reach him.<\/p>\n Think about your existing important keywords in your SEM campaigns \u2013 how can you leverage them on Twitter?<\/p>\n Match Types:<\/p>\n Reach your customers with tailored audiences. Build tailored audiences using your data \u2013 cookie IDs, emails, phone numbers. You can expand the reach of your campaign by using a lookalike audiences. You can also extend performance with additional targeting options \u2013 geo, age, etc.<\/p>\n Measurement <\/strong><\/p>\n 93 percent of marketers said they would run more cross channel campaigns if they were able to more effectively measure mobile advertising performance.<\/p>\n The website tag is a small snippet of code that you place on your site that allows you to track conversions and remarketing to audiences of recent website visitors.<\/p>\n Best Practices for Tag Installation<\/strong><\/p>\n Select a key conversion tag when setting up campaigns \u2013 specify what conversion is the most important. This will gear the campaign toward that key conversion event.<\/p>\n Customize your attribution by post engagement or by post view \u2013 it’s up to you! Nate recommends advertisers use post view.<\/p>\n Understand how exposure to your promoted tweets drives conversions on your site:<\/p>\n Gain cross device conversion insights with the website tag.<\/p>\n Campaign Optimization and Setup <\/strong><\/p>\n Plan your Campaign for Success \u2013 what do you need to see to consider this campaign a success:<\/p>\n Fast Tips on Bidding<\/strong><\/p>\n Optimize your Landing page<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a>
Meeting the Challenges of Mobile<\/h2>\n
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