So I've been thinking what my add should look like. Let's say for example I'm selling an ebook on ...ummm love for eg. 19$ - Women's Love Guide Get ready to learn to approach the hottest chick in town! OR How To Get Women Easily Get ready to learn to approach the hottest chick in town! One ad informs them that they are buying something, but the other doesn't. Is it better to make the visitors know they will click on a link which will try to sell them something, or shouldn't I?
I would say the second one. at least in the second one they will actually click the link, instead of the first one where they will see that you have to pay. at least that is from my own personal "ad clicking" habits.
ughh + rep to someone who is a webmaster and knows from experience? Not saying you gave bad advice, its just i need proffesional opinions.
I agree that the 2nd one is best, but the ad copy seems way too far-fetched to even attract its target audience. I suggest you don't overdo it. I'd say something along the lines of "capture the interest of beautiful women" is more realistic.
Even though I don't think any of the two would get that many clicks, the second one would definitely would do better over the first one.
I think the title of the second ad seems more responsive, but you need to make sure that you include the price in the description. You can also use other titles as jameswithers mentioned. When you include the price, your ROI will improve, and in that way it will increase your quality score as well.
lol guys the titles suck on purpose . I just want to know if it better to include a price or not in the description. If so , should the price be displayed in the description or the title?