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Google Ads Course (Isaac Rudansky)
Udemy
17 recommenders · 23 threads · recommended in 7 years, 2017–2023 · score 23.9
A Udemy course by Isaac Rudansky covering Google Ads (formerly AdWords) fundamentals, including campaign setup, keyword research, bidding, and optimization. Commenters describe it as roughly 15 to 50 hours long and inexpensive.
Commenters call it the go-to beginner course for Google Ads, praising its thorough fundamentals and affordable price, and say the basics it teaches remain valid despite platform changes.
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Targeting search page location is usually used for big brands going for brand awareness. Targeting specific words is how AdWords works. I think your best bet is to buy a course so you can understand it a lot more. Isaac Rudansky’s course on Udemy is brilliant and explains everything you need to…
I highly recommend Isaac Rudansky's course on Udemy. Very informative. I usually look at a few different things, like CTR, landing pages, CPC, ad text, keywords, and so on. I'd be happy to offer a couple tips, I'll DM you with my contact info.
Try Isaac Rudansky’s Udemy course!!! Taught me everything
PPC is a lot of fun (at least too me), so I'm happy to hear you're jumping in to learn this space. Regardless if you're going to focus on B2B or B2C, you'll need to start with the foundations of Google Ads. Campaign setup, the importance of organizing an account correctly, the different bid types…
I own a small business owner and successfully run AdWords for myself, with the help of a PPC consultant. I recommend you hire a new and better PPC consultant. I would just ask this subreddit and begin interviewing people. That's what I did and found someone great! I also suggest that you sign up…
Righting off Udemy makes no sense. There are some very great courses on it. Issac AdWords (Google Ads) course for example is an amazing course for learning Google ads, cro, remarketing and so on. I’m saying this as someone who’s used some things learned from him among other on actual campaigns…
Ad copy might not be the only issue - it might the relevance of your keywords. Also - I'd recommend testing the ad copy yourself and see what works. A great course for learning PPC is Isaac's on Udemy.com (Highly recommend it) https://www.udemy.com/user/isaac-rudansky/
Yeah fair enough, but there is a difference between a polite enquiry and 'teach me everything you know by loom so I don't have to hire you'. Clients ask me all the time: why did you chose that bid strategy? And I explain why. To be honest if a client asked me the OPs question I'd probably point…
As other people have answered your main questions, I would also suggest that you take a good Google Ads course (not just the skillshop one). There are plenty of good ones out there, but if you have plenty of time and around $20 Isaac Rudansky has a really comprehensive course on Udemy that I think…
As an author of a Google Ads university textbook meant for beginners...I've looked at a whole lot of courses, and I would actually probably recommend something entirely different for you than most things I recommend. Beginners are typically well served by something like Isaac Rudansky's Udemy…
I have a video on lowering your cost per lead here (broad overview). If your looking for training it depends on what sector you're going into. If it's e-commerce I would recommend Isaac Rudansky he has a great course on udemy and great youtube content. If you're going after service-based…
The Isaac Rudansky course on Udemy is pretty good and very affordable - it's actually one of my go-to recommendations since the basics are all still valid, and they have updated the course on Udemy recently. I also like to recommend the list of courses that Kirk at ZATO curates. He has a great…
The Rudansky stuff isn't bad - it's actually one of my go-to recommendations since the basics are all still valid, and they have updated the course on Udemy recently. I also like to recommend the list of courses that Kirk at ZATO curates. He has a great selection of helpful PPC courses called "How…
I would say that anything that was accurate & cutting edge five years ago is still mostly relevant for today's Google Ads, especially if it's been kept updated. The foundations are still the same. There is more automation and more features since then, but Google Ads doesn't change as fast as you…
The only thing worse than doing Google Ads yourself is hiring a bad freelancer (and unfortunately there are a lot of them). It *is* possible to learn Google Ads yourself and do a better job than most, because you have a vested interest in a campaign that performs well, but it is not easy. We…
Google “Isaac Rudansky Google Ads course Udemy”. Came highly recommended on Reddit. Reviews are good, and Isaac has a great reputation himself, though I can’t stand those stupid hats he always wears.
You won’t ever find a course that’s 100% up to date because it’s such a fast moving field, but I think Rudansky’s course is an extremely good example of a course that provides solid fundamentals. I would recommend it, but don’t stop there. There are lots of other courses as well that could be good…
Try Udemy, Isaac Rudansky, I took his course on Adwords. it was on sale 11.99 now i think its back to $100. Still super cheap. ​ Disclaimer\* I have absolutely no affiliation to him whatsoever.
Try Isaak Rudansky, he is on Udemy, the course is really good. And research online for resources - join fb groups, follow this subreddit regularly - one can learn a lot from what people are discussing.
I'm in Canada where things aren't as intense as the US so take what I say with a grain of salt. I was in the same situation a couple years ago. Marketing degrees are fucking useless. After 6 months of unemployment when I graduated I took a Udemy course on Google Adwords (Isaac Rudansky course is…
Julian is awesome, along with Simo Ahava and Julius Fedorovicius, but none of them are PPC experts. I recommend Isaac Rudansky, both on Udemy (old course,still good for fundamentals) and his Mastermind group.
I've found Isaac Rudansky to be a great no-nonsense resource, his Udemy course taught me a ton, and was very reasonable.
Start with the Google Academy course first. Then take Issac Rudansky's adwords course. I would recommend experimenting on the platform itself, since that would give you hands on experience. Do some freelancing if you can! I did for a few months and that was when I learned the most, to be honest.
u/Bluejaydeveloper Excellent suggestions by u/No_Percentage7306 and u/spacecanman I would normally suggest something other than Max Conv for a new Campaign (sounds like on a fresh new account too?). However, the budget on this is thru the roof, and should drive sufficient traffic in short order…
Those seem excellent q.s and ctrs. Isaac rudanskys udemy course is very good but if you're already getting those metrics and have done a 15 hr course you may not gain that much more from it