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What Are the Major Differences Between PPC Ads on Mobile and Desktop? | Ep. #439

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In Episode #439, Eric and Neil discuss the major differences between PPC ads on mobile and desktop. Tune in to learn what you need to consider when creating a well-executed ad and the value of testing the experience on every single device. 
Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 – Today’s topic: What Are the Major Differences Between PPC Ads on Mobile and Desktop?

00:37 – You get less text in mobile because of its limitations
00:50 – Mobile costs are cheaper
01:15 – You’ll see less snippets or other information with mobile ads
01:35 – When you’re doing mobile-based ads, you need to fine-tune your landing page depending on the device
02:07 – “You have to tailor for experience”
02:18 – Have a responsive design and test how it looks on different devices
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02:28 – That’s it for today’s episode!
3 Key Points: When creating ads, consider the devices that your customers use often.
Test the ads on EVERY device to fine-tune the experience.
Keep in mind the limitations in place with mobile ads, especially when it comes to your text.
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