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PPC for Law Firms
10 Questions For PPC Providers
Do you use software such as WordStream or AdSpike to automate my campaign performance?
Question #1
No.ü When it comes to PPC, you want a dedicated
account rep who monitors your account daily. ü Daily hands-on monitoring is essential because PPC
pricing fluctuates like the stock market. ü For maximum return, never allow a PPC campaign to
run mindlessly in "set it and forget it" mode or on automated software. That puts your return on investment at risk.
Correct Answer #1
How often do you review PPC accounts, keywords, and negative keywords?
Question #2
Daily or at least every three days.
ü Any period longer than three days without monitoring can cause wasteful spending due to the fluctuating nature of PPC.
ü It is essential to monitor campaign performance and utilize negative keywords to focus on target conversions.
Correct Answer #2
Do you allow AdWords to set my bids in order to help maximize my clicks?
Question #3
No.ü Any PPC provider that allows Google to control
your bids is not employing a hands-on approach.ü Given the fluctuating nature of keyword bidding
and Google’s personal interest in driving up cost-per-click, “set it and forget it” bidding is like throwing your ad budget out the window.
Correct Answer #3
Do you offer in-house reporting or an in-house dashboard for my campaigns?
Question #4
No.ü Summary “in-house” reports are susceptible to
spin on the part of your PPC provider.ü As the person footing the bill, you deserve
access to neutral third-party reporting or the original source dashboard.
Correct Answer #4
Will I have access to your platform’s dashboard?
Question #5
Yes.ü Big red flag if a PPC provider answers “No” to
this question.ü If you are paying for the service, why can’t you
see what you are paying for?ü Our recommendation is: Trust, but Verify
Correct Answer #5
Is your advertising budget a separate line item from your management fee?
Question #6
Yes.ü Do not work with a PPC provider that only
supplies a “budget” without a line item for management fees. This is the only way to see how much of your budget is actually being spent on PPC campaigns.
ü If management fees are siphoning your funds, there may not be enough left for a robust PPC campaign.
Correct Answer #6
How much do I need to spend to start a PPC campaign?
Question #7
There is no immediate dollar answer.
ü PPC campaigns are not one-size-fits-all. A seasoned expert performs an analysis based on your market and goals in order to give an accurate answer.
ü If you are given a dollar value immediately, the PPC provider is likely dropping you into a package program and not tailoring a campaign to your unique situation.
Correct Answer #7
Where will my PPC ads appear?Question #8
On multiple platforms.
ü PPC is not isolated to Google Adwords. ü Savvy PPC providers are skilled in all available
programs and platforms, including social media.ü Examples include Bing, Facebook, and Twitter.
Correct Answer #8
If I were to switch agencies or move PPC in-house, what happens to my campaigns and reporting?
Question #9
We will readily transfer your campaigns to your control.
ü We recommend only working with PPC providers that clearly state that you own your campaign data, including historic reporting.
Correct Answer #9
How do you determine which metrics and goals equal success for
my PPC program?
Question #10
Qualified Lead Conversion
ü You’ll hear many answers to this question, but ultimately, quality lead conversions (e.g., New Cases or Clients) are THE determining success factor.
ü The focus on your PPC strategy should be on the number of conversions you receive based on your budget, not on the number of clicks your ads generate.
Correct Answer #10
Invest in PPC providers that focus on:
ü Transparencyü Daily Monitoringü Lead Conversionsü Custom Strategy
Take-Away
Looking to Maximize Your Law Firm’s Paid Digital Marketing?
Contact the paid digital marketing experts at Einstein Law.www.EinsteinLaw.com
(800) 650-0003