@Ian Henman Is it having one ad and then adding the different videos to that one ad up to a maximum of five, or is it okay just to simply duplicate that ad and have all the videos individually? example 1 Adgroup ad 1 - with 5 videos or Adgroup ad 1 ad 2 ad 3 etc I asked because if I wanted to include more than five videos, I can't, but that also begs the question of whether that's too many videos to include in one ad group. My thought process would be to include all the different avatars for my target audience, i.e., repairs, inherited, divorce, foreclosure, etc.

The majority of our clients have a lower budget. Spending $500 a day is way too much for them. Many times they're at $35 a day. Currently, I'll launch short and in-stream campaigns in a separate campaign at lower budgets to try and get one of them to start producing leads within 48 hours. What will end up happening is that one or two will produce leads, the other one I'll pause, and I'll continue the ones that do produce leads. Those tend to stay consistent. But this approach is a little bit haphazard and not consistent. So I'm curious to know what you think would be the best way to approach this. Here's what I was thinking about doing: Rather than segregating shorts and in-stream, I was going to go ahead and put them together in the same campaign to give a better opportunity for Google to find the right prospect. I have four different ad groups, each of them with the best audiences that have yielded conversions. Each ad group has one audience. Alternatively, I could create just one adgroup and stack the audiences. and perhaps another adgroup just broad. I'm not sure if having that many adgroup with a small budget is just too much vs. just having one adgroup, either broad or stacked. @Ian Henman

so far shorts have been great for us, budgets of $35 per day, different geo's , testing tcpa of 35 or 50, rei niche. average cpl last 7 days is $20, this is one of our student accounts

Hey folks! So I am considering making a change here... The weekly call isn't something people partake in, which is all good, so I am going to cancel it for now. When folks have questions they tend to post em anyways.... so until further notice, unless we have a big change up or something in the market that needs it I am not going to do the weekly Thursday call. Just post any questions you've got for me and I'll answer with a LOOM asap.

@Ian Henman Is there a favorite service that you use for QR code generation? We have some of our customers that want us to set up their campaigns for them, and we're going to have them sign up for a service that will then generate the QR code so that we can place that under TV ads. Wondered if you have a particular one that you find to be the best. Ideally something that doesn't require an upfront cost. It could be one that would incur a small monthly fee. Just trying to make it so that it's not a $200/month service that they need just to generate the QR codes.