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looking for a specific product might be more likely to be b2c email list with and then click on a PLA unit, while searchers conducting more general inquiries might be more likely to be presented with and end up clicking on a text ad. Very specific searches in turn probably yield smaller shopping carts than more general searches, since these queries show the intent to find a single product rather than to browse through multiple products. Looking at basket size for PLAs versus text ads in January 2017, this theory appears to hold up as the median PLA advertiser (Merkle clients) found that PLA-driven orders had fewer total items per b2c email list than text ads for every device type. The difference in the number of items per order is greatest on phones, which also produce the largest gap in AOV overall.

However, the difference in AOV is greater for desktop and phone than b2c email list difference in the number of items purchased. So this data doesn’t quite tell the whole story. Do Product Listing Ad Orders Include Cheaper Products? Looking at the median price per item purchased of PLA orders versus text ad orders, we find that b2c email list items in PLA orders are slightly cheaper across every device type. Product price is clearly displayed in each PLA unit, and searchers can deliberately choose to click on the cheapest possible option from b2c email list the products listed. Text ads, on the other hand, are not required to include price in ad copy, and very few searches return text ads that all have price clearly listed.

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Further, searchers have the option b2c email list click into Google Shopping and sort all relevant products by price, in true comparison shopping fashion. Google providing searchers with additional information and capabilities with PLAs likely leads consumers to products with lower prices than text ads. Given that searchers are probably more likely to click on cheaper products for many queries, this likely influences Google’s measure of the relevancy – and therefore the quality of specific products in searches. Its goal is to show ads that are most likely to appeal to searchers. If they signal that cheaper options are more likely to appeal to them with their click behavior, it follows that the b2c email list might favor cheaper products. While the median advertiser sees only slightly lower sales per item for PLAs than text ads, brands that sell higher ticket items in general see a greater gap in sales per item.
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