Check out my YouTube Advertising Tutorial for 2023. I go over how to Advertise on YouTube in 2023. You will learn a step-by-step process of creating a YouTube Ads campaign, setting up conversion tracking, and targeting the right audience who will be the most likely to convert. You can choose between the Maximize Conversions bid strategy or the Target CPA bid strategy, which will use your landing page, your assets, and your targeting to help optimize your campaign and drive results.

With this YouTube Ads Tutorial for 2023, you can follow along with my step-by-step process and use my best practices as well.

Free YouTube Advertising Course: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBLNIWLxLxo

YouTube Advertising Tutorial: YouTube Ads Tutorial 2023 - How to Create a Successful YouTube Advertising Campaign

YouTube Advertising Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWTDthMzA3w&list=PLCKZKQoSq6y5uMGqe0mKMeiHqzUe7m_RX

YouTube Advertising on Surfside PPC: https://surfsideppc.com/youtube-advertising/

About YouTube Advertising:

YouTube has revolutionized the way we consume video content, becoming the second largest search engine on the internet with billions of active users. As a result, it has become a prime destination for advertisers who want to reach their target audience. In this article, we will discuss how to create efficient reach campaigns on YouTube to maximize your advertising ROI.

Understanding YouTube Advertising

Before we dive into efficient reach campaigns, it is important to understand how YouTube advertising works. There are several ad formats available on the platform, including skippable ads, non-skippable ads, bumper ads, and sponsored cards. The two most common ad formats are TrueView in-stream ads and TrueView discovery ads.

TrueView in-stream ads appear before, during, or after a YouTube video and give viewers the option to skip the ad after 5 seconds. Advertisers only pay if viewers watch at least 30 seconds of the ad or interact with it in some way. TrueView discovery ads, on the other hand, appear in YouTube search results, alongside related videos, or on the YouTube homepage. Advertisers only pay when viewers click on the ad.