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How Do Google Ads Work? | Miliz Digital Media

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  • Aug 1
  • 3 min read

If you’ve ever searched for something on Google and seen the top few results marked as “Ad,” you’ve already experienced Google Ads in action. But how exactly do these ads work—and how can they benefit your business?

Let’s break down how Google Ads function and why they’re one of the most powerful tools in your digital marketing arsenal.

What Are Google Ads?

Google Ads is Google’s online advertising platform that allows businesses to create ads that appear on Google Search, YouTube, Gmail, and across millions of websites in the Google Display Network (GDN).

These ads can be used to:

  • Drive website traffic

  • Generate leads or sales

  • Boost brand visibility

  • Promote products or services

You only pay when someone clicks on your ad—this is known as Pay-Per-Click (PPC) advertising.

How Do Google Ads Actually Work?

1. Keyword Targeting

Everything starts with keywords—the words or phrases people search on Google.

Example: If you own a salon in Delhi, you might want your ad to show when someone searches “best hair salon in Delhi.” Google Ads lets you bid on these keywords to show your ad to the right audience.

2. Bidding System

Google Ads operates on a real-time auction system. You set a maximum bid—how much you're willing to pay per click. But Google doesn’t just show the highest bidder’s ad. It considers:

  • Your bid amount

  • The quality of your ad (more on that next)

  • The expected impact (CTR, ad relevance, landing page experience)

This determines your Ad Rank—the position your ad appears in search results.

3. Quality Score

Google uses a Quality Score (1–10 scale) to evaluate your ad based on:

  • Ad relevance

  • Expected click-through rate (CTR)

  • Landing page experience

A higher quality score can lower your cost-per-click (CPC) and improve your ad’s position.

4.Targeting Options

Google Ads lets you get laser-focused with your audience by targeting based on:

  • Location

  • Device type

  • Language

  • Demographics

  • Time of day

  • Custom intent or interest

This ensures your budget is spent on the right audience, not just a broad reach.

5. Performance Tracking

Google Ads offers detailed analytics on clicks, impressions, conversions, cost per conversion, and ROI. This helps you continuously optimize your campaign for better results.

Types of Google Ads

  1. Search Ads – Appear on top of Google search results

  2. Display Ads – Visual banners on websites in the Google Display Network

  3. Shopping Ads – Product listings with image, price & brand

  4. Video Ads – Run on YouTube

  5. App Promotion Ads – Drive app installs via Google Play or iOS

Why Should Your Business Use Google Ads?

  • Instant visibility on Google’s first page

  • Target high-intent users actively searching for your services

  • Flexible budgeting—spend as much or as little as you want

  • Fast results compared to SEO, which is more long-term

  • Local and global targeting based on your business goals

Let Miliz Digital Media Manage Your Google Ads Campaign

At Miliz Digital Media, we offer end-to-end Google Ads management:

  • Keyword research

  • Campaign setup

  • Ad copywriting and creatives

  • Budget planning and bid strategy

  • A/B testing and optimization

  • Conversion tracking and monthly reporting

Whether you're launching your first campaign or scaling your existing ads, we’ll help you get measurable ROI—not just traffic.

Ready to Get Noticed on Google?

If you're looking to drive real business results through Google Ads, our team is ready to help.

📞 Contact Miliz Digital Media today to set up a free Google Ads strategy session!

Let’s Talk!

🌐 Visit us at www.milizdigitalmedia.com

📱 Call/WhatsApp: 7457989130

 
 
 

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