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How To Promote YouTube Video On Google Ads | Get More Views & Subscribers | Tamil
Oct 5, 2026
Want to know **How To Promote YouTube Video On Google Ads** and get more targeted viewers for your videos? In this step-by-step tutorial, I’ll show you how to promote your YouTube videos using Google Ads, even if you’re completely new to advertising.
You’ll also learn **How To Create Google Ads Account For YouTube**, set up your campaign, choose the right audience, select your budget, and promote your video to people who are more likely to watch and engage with your content.
If you’re a YouTuber, content creator, beginner, or business owner who wants to grow your YouTube channel, this tutorial will help you understand Google Ads in a simple and easy way.
### What You’ll Learn:
✅ How To Promote YouTube Video On Google Ads
✅ How To Create Google Ads Account For YouTube
✅ How to set up a YouTube video advertising campaign
✅ How to choose the right audience
✅ How to set your Google Ads budget
✅ How to promote your videos and reach more potential viewers
✅ Tips to avoid wasting your advertising budget
#YouTubeAds #GoogleAds #YouTubeMarketing #YouTubeGrowth #YouTubePromotion #GoogleAdsTutorial #YouTubeTutorial
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Today on our channel, we are going to
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look at how to grow our channel by
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running Google Ads. We run Google Ads
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primarily to target foreign audiences;
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as you might already know. If a
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foreigner watches our video, the income
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generated is five to ten times higher
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than if someone from our own country
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watches it. YouTube calculates your
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revenue based on a comparison between
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your videos and the viewer's country.
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So, if you create your channel to
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appeal to a foreign audience, your
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revenue will be much higher; you don't
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need to worry about the number of views
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, just capturing the right audience is
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enough. I have seen many channels that
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get almost 1 million views, but the
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income they generate is only around 300
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to 400 USD. Meanwhile, some others only
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get around 10,000 views. Yet, they earn
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almost...They get paid over 500 USD.
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This is because their audience is
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completely from European countries. If
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we try to do this organically, we have
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to try to cover their time zones. But
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that will take some time. However, with
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Google Ads, if you create a new channel
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, you can run ads for your specific
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niche. For instance, I am interested in
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targeting the UK with pet-related
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content. Okay. So, this cat...Many
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people create AI videos related to this
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; I searched for AI and found these
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types of videos. These videos are
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watched by many people in the UK. If
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you present these videos well in the UK
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compared to our country, people in the
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UK really love cats. To create these AI
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videos for YouTube, we should use AI
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tools like Fliki, Pictory, or other
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similar tools. Even if you use those
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tools, your own human work should be
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about 25 to 30 percent. Otherwise, you
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will have problems when monetizing; you
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need to include something and convert
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it to a human-edited format before
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uploading. That is why, as you can see,
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they have edited it. You must edit
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these videos before posting; if you
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upload them directly as they are, you
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will face monetization issues. You
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should keep that in mind. Okay, let's
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look at that later. How do we do this
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with Google Ads? We use Google Ads
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because we can take a video we created
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and boost it. When we boost it like we
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do on Facebook, we can quickly reach
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that audience. Foreign audiences will
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see it, think the video is good, and
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decide to subscribe to the channel.
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When they subscribe, at that moment,
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there is a higher chance for audiences
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from countries like the UK to suddenly
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land on your channel. If you quickly
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use ads to boost your channel and
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attract a UK-based audience, then when
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you upload videos based on UK timing,
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your channel will be targeted toward
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that UK audience. Okay, they will
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naturally be interested. To do that,
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the first thing we need to do is go to
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Google Ads. Okay, go there, and right
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here is Google Ads. Now go in there,
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sign in, and once you have signed in
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Normally, if we are creating a short
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video, make it about 30 seconds long.
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That is, create a hook in that video.
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What is a hook? It is something that
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grabs the viewer's attention within the
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first 5 to 10 seconds. The video should
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be captivating enough that they stop
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while scrolling. It should be something
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they notice immediately while scrolling
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past. If they don't watch, it should at
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least be a video that leaves an
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impression. Only then will they watch
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the video. Okay, before that, what you
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need to do first is go here to Google,
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it is right here. Create campaign, go
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to this campaign. Then here, what we
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need to do is select our objective.
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Since we are growing our YouTube
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channel, we don't really need all these
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other objectives. We don't have the
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need to promote any products. I will
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directly create this for YouTube reach
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and views. Here, it will ask you to
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choose your campaign goal. For your
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campaign goal, if you are selling a
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product, you can use it to get views on
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your videos. We only need subscribers
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and engagement. So, we will use this
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strategy to grow our channel. Okay, if
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we want to get reach, then creating
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this for the maximum number of viewers
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is what I need. Because this is
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powerful. If we choose this, it is for
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YouTube subscribers and engagement.
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Once we target this, our target
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audience will come into our system.
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After that, getting reach for the video
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is not a big deal; getting these people
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is the slightly difficult part. Okay,
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select this, and here is Demand Gen,
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okay, select Demand Gen, and now we
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continue. This is Demand Gen, and
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within the Demand Gen settings, you
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need to give it a campaign name based
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on what you are doing; for instance, I
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am going to do this for a 'cat' niche.
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Since my YouTube channel is related to
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cats, I am doing it for that. So I will
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put 'cat', and here you can set the
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timing for when you want to run the ads
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and provide the date. Okay, now I will
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enter the date as 25/6 here. Today is
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the 5th of October, I'll set that.
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After that, what I need to do here is,
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"Run the product," we don't need this.
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"Product feed campaign,""Show people
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relevant product ads," we don't need
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this; if you have a product, enabling
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it to show the product—we don't need
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this. So this is off, okay. What do we
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need next? We don't need any of this,
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we don't need conversion. For our
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business, we are only going to take
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engagement. We don't need any kind of
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conversion or clicks; we don't need
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traffic to the website or product
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conversions, none of that is needed. We
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need to directly promote our channel.
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That's why I'm selecting engagement.
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What do we need here? With this
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objective, we only look for YouTube
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channel subscribers. If we need views,
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we will select just this. No problem,
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okay. Because if we select all the
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options, our budget will increase. But,
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I don't need this. We only select this;
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it has been selected automatically.
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Conversion objective, okay. It includes
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converted users, but includes...okay.
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Let's skip this, okay. We don't need
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all this, "Cost per action." We don't
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need this, okay. This is for customers
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who have already visited. To create
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something like a CRM for those
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customers on our channel, we don't need
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"Target cost per action." Leave all
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this, don't tick anything. When doing
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this for the first time, for "Budget
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and dates," how much budget are you
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putting? If there's no data, you can
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set a campaign total. If it's for two
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weeks, you can set it for two weeks.
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Okay, if I set a daily budget of 10
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dollars—this is small, it won't be a
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problem for you; if it were a product,
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you could set a large amount. You can
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set about 5 dollars for this. No
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problem, they made the campaign because
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if the budget is low, say 15, you
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should put 20. Okay, now improve, it
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should come like this. Because Google
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doesn't do ads like Facebook, so if you
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want to grow the channel, you have to
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spend a bit on ads. But if you are
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normally running product ads through
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Google Ads, this budget won't be enough
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, you'd need to put at least 100
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dollars. If you are promoting your
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channel daily, this is good for getting
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engagement. Okay, it will start today.
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For daily, it starts today. Daily
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budget, okay, okay, you don't need the
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colors and fonts here, that's not
9:47
needed. Okay, here we have locations
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and languages. Here, for the first one,
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select the second option. Don't select
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the first one. Now, if you are
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targeting any countries, it is right
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here. We will...Now, see here, they
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have given "Presence or interest." This
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recommendation is for when you are
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targeting people in the UK, USA, or
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European countries, but the problem is
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they aren't actually in those countries
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; they are in India or Sri Lanka, but
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they have an interest in and are
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searching about those countries. Since
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it reaches people with that interest,
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do not select this option. The second
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option is for when you only want to
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target people who are regularly in that
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specific location. Okay. Next is
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devices, what are the eligible devices?
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Okay. Regarding eligible devices,
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research which devices are popular in
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countries like the UK or European
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countries using a site, and select only
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those specific devices. After selecting
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, if you don't need a specific screen,
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you can turn it off. I don't usually
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use this, so stop it. Okay, we'll
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proceed after giving this. Okay, we
11:19
will leave the operating system and
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other settings as they are. Ad
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schedules, we will set it to all days.
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Because only if we set it to all days,
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our next campaign...I suggest setting
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it to all days because some people
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research and set this up. Only if we
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put all days can we analyze which days
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get the most views when running the
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second campaign. We can check that. You
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can look at all the impressions
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received here. That is a very important
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thing. Okay, this Campaign URL isn't
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needed here, but it is used if you have
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Google Analytics, where we include this
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information. Including it means if we
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select Google Analytics and configure
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it, we can easily see which countries
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the views are coming from, so we need
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to add this Campaign URL. Okay, I will
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teach you how to set this Campaign URL,
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no problem; this is not needed, this IP
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is not needed, this is the main,
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important thing we need to learn. Okay,
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this is an important thing. Okay, this
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is a very important thing. Now, I
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haven't selected anything here because
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I turned it off; first, turn this on,
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here is Location and Language, this is
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a very important thing; only if you
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enable this will it show up, otherwise,
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it won't be enabled. Only if you enable
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this will it show your location. Are
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you targeting all countries for this
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location? Like Canada, enable the
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countries you want from there. Now, I
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want to target the United States, so
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I'll enter the country, United States.
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Now include it, next I am targeting the
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UK, so United Kingdom, and that's
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selected. It has this much reach now,
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and it will target both of these. So,
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include whatever countries you want in
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this way, okay? This is a very
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important one. Now for languages, if we
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want to target only English in all
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languages, we will select only English.
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Only English speakers, nothing else,
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okay, alright? Otherwise, just set it
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to all languages, it won't be a problem
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. Because if they are in those
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countries, it doesn't matter which
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language they speak. If they are within
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these countries, there is no problem.
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Okay. Now the next one is ad group.
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What follows after this is the ad group
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. Okay, what I have drawn here is the
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ad group. Now, what we are going to do
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here is, in this ad group, we will name
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it 'Cat' group. Ads ad. Okay, after
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providing that, the second option asks
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for channels, it says 'All Google
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channels'. Here, I have selected 'Let
14:32
me choose'. Okay, I need to select the
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channels here. If you select 'All
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Google channels', it will go everywhere
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. This includes Google Display, and it
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will attach to everywhere. Now, I only
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want it to show on YouTube, not
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anywhere else. So, I am adding all
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these. Because I don't need them in
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other places. I only want it to show on
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YouTube ads. Because it should only
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show on YouTube ads. Shorts, feeds, and
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in-stream ads—in-stream ads are those
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that play in the middle of videos.
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Feeds means it will show in YouTube
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feeds. You will know. Now, we need to
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enable all three of these. Only then
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can we see which one is getting the
15:05
most views. Because there is no point
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in the others; people won't come
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through those, this is the main thing.
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We ourselves don't subscribe to YouTube
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channels by focusing on those. We only
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subscribe if we see videos like this on
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a YouTube channel. So, let's keep our
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stuff within this. Next is the ads.
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When you create ads here, only video
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ads will appear, see. The rest won't
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appear. For video ads, create a short
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ad. Create a shorts video, maybe 30
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seconds long. After making it, for
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instance, a video of a cat playing at
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home. Okay, videos of a baby playing
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with a cat are going very famous right
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now. After making such a video, ask
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ChatGPT to write a headline for this
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video, ask for five headlines. If you
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ask it to write five different
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headlines for your Google ad, ChatGPT
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will provide five different ones. You
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have to paste all five of those here
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like this. Because these five headlines
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will work for your ads when they run
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for that 20 dollar budget. Okay, we can
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see which of these five headlines gets
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the most views. The five headlines you
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provide must be eye-catching. That is,
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the views we get will be based on that
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title. You need to create a title that
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is attractive to them. You create those
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titles here. Okay? They have provided
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five slots for long titles. Long
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headline, long headline; you don’t
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need much here, it’s just a slightly
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longer headline. Okay, you don’t need
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to worry about any of this; you can
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even have ChatGPT create it. That is,
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you have to create it in ChatGPT. Tell
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it, "I am making a cat channel.""I want
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to run ads for it on Google Ads." If
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you tell it to write five long
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headlines and five other headlines that
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are eye-catching, it will write them
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for you. Then you just have to paste
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them here. Likewise, I have told it to
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write five descriptions. If you give
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this to ChatGPT, it will write
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descriptions very easily; because you
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see, as you fill these in, everything
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will be added directly here. Look here,
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the description appears; see the
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description I just wrote? As you add
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these, they will appear; these five
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will work one by one. I look at each
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spot, and as I type the long headline,
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the long headline appears here. I type
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these headlines, and if the video comes
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, it gets added into the video and
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those headlines will be visible. Look
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here, only a 'Subscribe' button appears
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. There is nothing else, keep this
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button. There is a 'Call to Action'
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button; there are many like 'Download'
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or 'Watch', but change it to 'Subscribe
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'—now it has changed to 'Subscribe'.
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Nothing else is needed; for the call to
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action, we just need them to subscribe,
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right? Because we don't need other
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calls to action, so keep only the '
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Subscribe' button. Okay, this is
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important; the 'Subscribe' call to
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action is the main thing we need to
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focus on. Many people don't know this
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properly. Now, what is the business
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name? You can ask ChatGPT for that too
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for your cat channel. If you want to
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set a business name for this, you can
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set it too. This is not needed for us
18:47
because, regarding sitelinks, if you
18:49
have a website, you can add it; if not,
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you can add other links related to your
18:53
YouTube channel. If you have other
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sitelinks besides just your YouTube
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promotional video, you should add them
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here. If you have four links or any
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website, you should add those links too
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, okay? That is, it should be suitable
19:12
for that niche. If you are doing a
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cat-related YouTube channel and have a
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page related to cats, you should add
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those links. That is, if you don't have
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anything like that, just leave it. If
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you are doing this for the first time,
19:24
this is not needed, okay? Right,
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that’s what I am looking at; you just
19:27
need to keep an eye on it, leave it as
19:29
it is. This is auto-generated banner
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recommendation; just leave it as
19:32
auto-generated, that's all you need to
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do. Next, you have to review the
19:36
campaign, just review the campaign.
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Okay, if there are any errors here, it
19:41
asks to fix them; it's showing "fix
19:43
errors" right here. Everything right
19:46
now says "too many drafts." Now you
19:49
need to fix these; since there are too
19:51
many drafts, I have selected everything
19:52
and proceeded. I have told you about a
19:56
few things that I haven't selected yet.
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So, whatever needs fixing, some things
20:01
here need to show up in green; only
20:03
when it's green will it start working
20:05
for us. Okay, look here, I haven't set
20:09
an end date; my goal is to get
20:10
engagement, and I've set it to maximum
20:13
conversion. Okay, so this is how we set
20:16
up the things we need. That is the most
20:21
important thing; check it for the first
20:23
time, go back and look, I'm checking if
20:25
everything is correct, this is the
20:27
tracking part next. That's all you need
20:37
to do, I hope you understood this,
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thanks for watching.
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