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Your ideal customers are on YouTube right now—learning, being educated, watching on their TVs, or scrolling on their phones. YouTube is underpriced attention, and it’s where you can excel, scale, and grow your business with high-quality leads. My best leads come from YouTube because they watch my videos, learn from me, and easily click through to my website.
Hey there! My name is Brad Smith, owner of AutomationLinks.com. I’ve been in marketing for over 10 years, helping over 2,500 people (no boring details—check my site if you want to learn more). These videos are super actionable, and today I’ll Walk you through simple steps to set up YouTube ads for your business. Stick around until the end for a bonus for you. Let’s dive in!
YouTube ads work because viewers are already in a learning mindset. When they watch your content, they can instantly click to your website or reach out. For example, I create 15-second videos (horizontal and vertical) that directly say, “Want to learn YouTube ads? Click this video. If not, keep scrolling.” Be direct, relatable, and show your face—the more personal, the better.
Test different ad formats (horizontal/vertical) that teach something or highlight your service. Use clear calls-to-action like “Click to learn” or “Get help now.” Focus on value and authenticity.
Pro Tip:
Avoid YouTube’s native “Promotions” tool—it’s cheaper for views/subscribers but weak for leads.
Target competitors’ audiences! Place your ads on channels your ideal customers watch. For example, if someone watches “Alex Hormozi’s” videos, your ad appears as a recommended video next. List 5–15 competitor channels to maximize reach.
Use YouTube Shorts. Shorts dominate TikTok/Instagram refugees and cost less per view. They’re perfect for quick, scrollable content that drives subscribers and views.
YouTube ads are your shortcut to underpriced attention. Set them up right, and watch your business grow. See you in the next video!
YouTube ads are cost-effective and target audiences already in a learning mindset, making them more likely to engage with your content and convert into leads.
Yes, a Google Ads account is required for advanced targeting and better lead quality. Avoid using YouTube’s native Promotions tool if your goal is to generate high-quality leads.
Focus on short, relatable videos (15 seconds or less) with clear calls-to-action. Use both horizontal and vertical formats, and ensure your ads teach something or highlight your services.
Target competitor channels where your ideal customers are already watching content. This ensures your ads appear as recommended videos, increasing visibility and relevance.
Absolutely! YouTube Shorts are low-cost, high-impact ads that cater to the growing trend of short-form content, making them ideal for driving views, subscribers, and engagement.
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