Google has made a significant change to the way AdWords budgets can be used, and the advertising community is not the least bit happy.
Campaigns are now able to spend up to twice their average daily budget. The means on high traffic days, costs could soar as high as double the budget you have set.
Google says this change is being made to help advertisers better reach their goals, while noting it’s balanced by days when costs are below budget.
Advertisers will not ever be charged more than their monthly limit, which is the number of days in a month multiplied by your average daily budget.
Reactions from the Advertising Community
- This change won’t cost advertisers more money and it may even help them reach their goals more consistently.
- So why are advertisers upset?
- Many advertisers do not like the idea of spending their monthly budget earlier than usual.
- With this change, if advertisers see a few really high traffic days early in the month it’s possible they may spend through their budget well before the month is over.
- Of course, that would mean ads would no longer be shown throughout the duration of the month.
- On the other hand, if that were to happen, it means advertisers would have hit their goals. So it’s easy to see both sides of this dilemma — why Google thinks it’s a good idea but advertisers do not.
But really what will happens..?
Advertisers loosing the money $$ ..!!?
Yes, Let think about the below scenario:
If my client is a roofing service oriented. They will take a task and normally it will takes 2-4 days to complete 1 task. Suddenly there is a heavy rain & heavy traffic, normally once i got 10-15 clicks on that day, the AdW will stopped due to budget.
Now this Mr.G deciding himself to increase my budget twice FOR WHAT THE HECK..!?
You giving me 5 meals per day, who can eat all.?
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