Google AdWords Tips | Need More Data on Headlines and Sub-Headlines?
December 17th, 2007 by Mike W. Read more about Google AdWords TipsIf you’re still questioning our riffs about headline and sub-headline writing, take a look at this:
2 words.
87% difference.
Convinced yet?
Learn how to write them in our AdWords System Exposed Guide.
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it appears that one add had quite a few more impressions. is it possible that someone left the “optimize ads” setting on, thus giving the ad with an early lead an unfair advantage ?