With the right advertising strategy, Google Ads can be very successful in helping a brand get its products and services in front of more consumers online. The success of Google Ads often depends on a business’ strategy for targeting the right audience and the quality of its ad content. Google Ads are more likely to be successful for businesses that conduct keyword research to optimize their bids on relevant keywords that they can rank highly for within their budget; and those that produce high-quality ad content, including graphics and landing pages that offer real value to their audiences.

Google Ads (formerly called Google Adwords) is a digital advertising platform where businesses can bid money on relevant keywords to display advertisements for their products and services on online channels. The online advertisements appear as sponsored results on Google search engine result pages or display ads on websites and mobile apps in Google’s Network. The platform assigns each ad a page position based on the bid's size combined with the advertisement’s quality (determined by Google’s Quality Score metric). The business then pays via a Cost Per Click (CPC) model for the number of click

Google Ads is the platform businesses use to advertise online, while Google AdSense is the platform websites use to host those online ads in exchange for payment. Google Ads is an online advertising platform where businesses pay to have their ads displayed online. Based on a business’ advertising budget, Google Ads will place the digital ads on the pages of Google results or on websites that belong to Google’s Network. Google AdSense is a program that anyone who owns a website can join, to become a part of Google’s Network. Through Google AdSense, the website owner allows Google Ads to automat