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Part 1: A high percentage of internet traffic
begins with someone conducting a search. Compare and contrast the concepts of
display ads, organic search results, and paid search ads from the perspective
of a consumer wanting to locate websites that provide information and products
on camping. Compare and contrast paid search insertions, organic search, and
paid search ads from the viewpoint of Coleman, a company
that sells camping supplies and equipment.
Part 2: Watch the Google video on use of
Keywords and then use your Google Ads account to research and select five
keywords Coleman may want to use with a new line of tents. Provide your
rationale for your selections. Submit a screen shot of your Google Ad Keyword
Planner page. https://youtu.be/
Display ads are attractive ads that emerge on
websites, usually in the guise of banners or pictures. From the consumer's
perspective, display advertising can attract attention and spark interest in
camping gear. However, they are also considered intrusive and disruptive to the
browsing experience. It varies depending on the user's search for attention and
may not always match what the user is actively seeking (Nguyen, 2023). On the
other hand, organic search results, which are unpaid listings on search engine
results pages, are more reliable in terms of perceived unbiasedness because
they are compared to search algorithms that are assigned to them; they are used
for exploring camp information and materials and their information and reliance
on the ecosystem resulting from doing so (Ranjan, n.d.). In contrast, paid
search ads labeled "ads" or "sponsored" are considered
potentially more relevant due to their targeting, but some consumers find them
biased if they are places they pay for.