If you have used this navigation app while you were getting around places, you would most likely have seen a Waze ad while you are stopped at a traffic light or searching for places nearby. You might have been prompted to save the location for later, or have the option to reroute and drive to the ad destination immediately. How do these ads work? Are they charged on a pay-per-click basis or are they charged based on impressions? Here's what you need to know.
Your ads could also appear as part of a promoted search - when searching for petrol stations nearby, for example, you might see a Petronas ad. When you search for a McDonald's outlet near you, you might also see a paid search result for the nearest branch. The paid search ad for your company would appear when keywords similar to your business name is being searched.
Last but not least, the branded pins would appear as you drive. You might see a small location pin with Volkswagen's logo depicting its outlet within close proximity to you as you drive. Not only can you get your company a potential clients' consideration to visit - these simple branded pins can help your business branding as well! Users nearby can tap the pin to reveal your advertising graphic, and another tap can prompt them to visit your location.
Unlike your typical search engine marketing bidding strategy, Waze ads charges on a cost-per-thousand impression basis. This means that you are charged a certain amount whenever your branded pins, paid search or takeover ads are shown a thousand times.
Waze ads might not prompt users nearby to immediately visit your business - after all, they are likely to be on their way elsewhere already when they see the ads. However, Waze ads can help to build awareness by heaps and bounds - have your ad depicting your current promotion ready and Waze users nearby are bound to remember seeing your brand - at least subconsciously!
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