How Do I Add Locations To Other Ad Groups Or Remove Locations From An Ad Group?

Hi there. Welcome to Hopps help where we try to answer commonly asked questions in two minutes. The question we are answering today is how to add locations to other ad groups or remove locations from an ad group?
So, unfortunately, within Google ads, the locations are only set at the campaign level, meaning you cannot add or remove locations to ad groups.
So, the way to map an ad group to a location is to use it at the campaign level. So, if you have ad groups in a campaign that you want to serve two different geo targets or locations, you would take the campaign, copy it, and then paste it to duplicate the campaign.
Once the campaigns are finished duplicating, you'll go into the new campaign. That's been set up under the campaign settings and then edit the locations.
Okay. And that's how you can have different ad groups targeted to different locations. Hope that helped. If you need one-on-one help with Google ads, just hop on to https://app.hopps.io/session/create to work with a live expert today.
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How Do I Locate And Analyze The Data In The "Phone Calls" Column?

Hi there. Welcome to Hopps help where we try to answer commonly asked questions in two minutes. The question we are answering to date is how do I locate and analyze the data in the phone calls column?
That's a great question. So Google, fortunately, has a prebuilt report, that has all of your call data. If you're using the call extension.
So it's under reports, predefined reports, extensions, call details. Now I don't have any data to look at, but if you were using the call extension and driving phone calls, you would get the start time duration country code area code, color, phone number, recording status, call source call type campaign and ad group that generated the phone call.
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How Do I Find My Own Pages From My Personal Profile?

Hi there. Welcome to Hopps help where we try to answer commonly asked questions in two minutes. The question you're answering today is how do I find my own pages from my personal profile?
Well, first you're going to want to go ahead and sign in to Facebook on your desktop. After you sign in, you'll have five options here at the top.
Your second option is going to be pages. Go ahead and click pages. Once you arrive, you will see pages you manage.
So, these are all the pages that you own that are on your Facebook account. And you can also create new pages from this page and see the pages that you like as well and ones that you can discover.
So, I hope that helps. If you need one-on-one help with a Facebook specialist, just hop on https://app.hopps.io/session/create to work with a live expert today.

How Do I Create Funnels With Facebook Ads?

Hey there. Welcome to Hopps help where we answer commonly asked questions in two minutes. The question for today is how do I create funnels with Facebook ads?
Great question. And as you can see here, I've already built out the three campaigns I recommend doing within one funnel.
So, starting off, which is also the top of the funnel or TOF, I would recommend doing an engagement ad as this is a low CPA, low budget really needed for this kind of ad, because you're not throwing it out into a conversion ad, for example, or sorry, a conversion campaign, because that comes with a lot of high CPAs, for example, high bids.
So, traffic engagement, even brands awareness and reach, they all work as they were pretty much all a little bidding. So as your first top of the funnel or with a new audience or testing, I would recommend doing any one of these four, but of course, whatever you are doing, you've used an app and souls do work too.
I would avoid doing lead generation messages and any other conversion ones at this point. So, moving on to the middle of the funnel or MOF, I would recommend doing a retargeting campaign like this.
If you think about it from the customer perspective, they have already seen your ad, or they've already seen your content, they've already engaged the amount of hop in your website, excuse me, clicked on your ad and now they've already interacted.
So now we kind of have that data essentially on the backend to now where we'd be creating a remarketing or retargeting campaign.
So, what that would look like for this example is I would go ahead and go to asset number three, scroll down to an audience.
And so, for this ad set, I'm doing, I'm targeting everyone who has viewed content in the past 30 days and excluding everyone who has purchased in the past 30 days, right?
So now this one is for this ad set, I would go ahead and change it up for every other ad set that when I'm testing different audiences with different creatives now moving onto the last step, which is right here, which is at the bottom of the funnel or the conversion or the third step.
As you see here, I have one, two, three, all indicating park parts of the funnel. I'll go and show you.
So, this one is nothing special. Really? It's just a conversion campaign. Cause the only thing real about this campaign is that the creatives you're testing here and the ads you're testing have already been tested and it has already worked.
So essentially what you're doing is taking all the winning ones or all the ones that have responded well with the right message, the right creative image or whatever it is, just the ones that had given you the best ROI, throwing them into a conversion campaign with the right audiences that you've also tested and then going by creating it that way.
So that is a three-step or the three campaigns I recommend when doing funnel or do following a funnel strategy. So, I hope that helps it.
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How Do I Embed Youtube Videos In My Website Correctly?

Hi, welcome to Hopps help. We're we answer questions in two minutes. So, this question is how do I embed YouTube videos in my website correctly?
So, as you can see, we have this one square, probably commercial pretty much. And we're going to go ahead and share it so we can get our code and bed code.
We'll go ahead and copy that and yeah, Paste it here on my own thing first. Okay. So now I'm going to bring over our WordPress site and we're going to want to put it on this page.
So how do we do that? No, we'll edit the page and we'll add a new block. Run an ad code.
Actually. No, we customized HTML code is actually going to show the code to the visitor. So, you want custom HTML.
Okay. So now we want to write HTML. So, copy the code that we got from YouTube and paste that on here.
Now we can preview it and we see that we have our YouTube video here. So, let's go ahead and update this and we'll view the page.
And we see that it's right here. So, we and there we go. So now it's embedded. If you want it moved over and everything like that, just go in and the style and everything like that.
It's really themed-dependent at that point, but that's how you get it embedded into your page in the first place.
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How Do I Set Up A Contact Form That Will Collect Data From The Sender?

Hi, welcome to Hopps help where we answer questions in two minutes. Today's question is how do I set up a contact form that will collect data from the sender?
So contact form seven is one of the most popular contact forms out there. And I went ahead and installed that in the installed plugins.
I can hit settings and contact form. This is the default contact form. So if we click into that, we'll see that you can change the data that you're trying to collect from the end-user, the email data that's going to be sent to you as the admin.
So the two from the subject message body, et cetera. Now go ahead and copy the shortcode here and we'll go to pages.
Now, I already tested this on a page called a contact form. So I'm just going to click on that. Go ahead and create a new page.
If you don't already have a contact form page and the way that I got the shortcode box, there is just this just simply click shortcode.
Alright, so that's that? I'm just going to copy and paste our shortcode again, just so that we have it and we'll go ahead and preview it on the desktop.
Let me go ahead and copy this link because I don't want it opening it on another page, or you would be able to see it on this video.
So here we are. Okay. This is the contact form. Now I'm going to say hit submit, and it's not going to work because you need to fill out the form, but once it's all filled out and everything like that, it'll work nicely.
And that's how you add a contact form to your site. All right. So if you'd like one-on-one assistance from a WordPress expert, hop on https://app.hopps.io/session/create today.

What Is The Real Character Limit For Facebook Ads?

Hey there. Welcome to Hopps help where we try to answer questions in two minutes. The question for today is what is a real character limit for Facebook ads?
So, we'll, go and start off answering a question on the ad set level by going here and going to, for this example, I'm using asset number three, where I'll go ahead and scroll all the way down to placements.
So, this example, I have already selected on my Facebook newsfeed and Instagram feed. And for the second example, I'm gonna show you is on the story fees and how each placement that you have it on will have a different character limit on what your audience will see before they even click on the ad, which is important to know based on the hooks that you want to write, or even at an attention grabber, you want to write within the first line or two.
So, for this example, as I said, newsfeed, Instagram, and Facebook, I'm gonna go ahead and hop on the ad level.
And as you can see here on the right book, show me two placements, the ones I selected, Instagram and Facebook.
But as you can see here, we have different character limits, right? So, Facebook is a little bit more, as you can see here, we're about three and almost three full lines before I have to, or someone has a press to see more to read the rest of your primary texts, which is right here.
Okay. Now Instagram is different. As you can see here, we're looking at two lines almost full two lines before I had to press see more, or your audience has to press see more.
So, it's important to know this before you run your ads, because if you're, if your hook here, Hey, at once to hear some exciting news, isn't capturing your audience, which I don't really think it would, then I would change it.
Or I would try to enhance it to make it a little more attention-grabbing within that first couple of lines.
Now let's go ahead and show you the same ad, but on different placements. So, I'm going to go ahead and unselect these and select the story feeds.
Boom. Now ad number two, again, as you can see here, I have the placements, both stories, as you can see here, the difference now, less than two lines on the face, on the Facebook story and Instagram, I'm almost the whole entire thing on Instagram story.
So now if I run these stories, I know that my Facebook primary texts will have to be changed up a little bit.
If I want to really deliver that hook or that attention grab Burr in the first couple of lines. So, I hope that helped it.
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How Do I Install Google Tag Manager In Homestead Website Builder? 

Hi there. Welcome to Hopps help where we try to answer commonly asked questions in two minutes. My name is Frank Wade and today's topic is how to install Google tag manager on a homestead website?
As we can see here, we have a demo homestead website up. This is going to be our general homestead account.
You're gonna want to make sure that you're in your website manager. And from there, you're going to go ahead and click on the edit site.
Now while that's loading, make sure that you have your Google tag manager account up because we're going to need these scripts.
If you're unfamiliar with how to get them. When you log into your account, you're going to just click on your unique ID.
They'll pop up right here for you and clicking these little buttons on the side will actually automatically copy the code for us as well.
So we're going to copy this head script, and then we're going to head back to our editor screen. So now back at the homestead editor, we can click on manage and then we can click on advanced and this will populate, uh, an area for us to actually install our scripts.
So you can see here, it says the page meta-tags will be added to the page head element, which is exactly where it tag manager has told us to add this.
So we just go ahead and paste in what we had copied earlier. The same thing with this body tag, click that copy button, come over here and then paste it right on in there.
After that, we can go ahead and click save. And then after saving, you can just go ahead and publish that once you publish this to your website, you'll be able to see that Google tag manager is now appropriately firing well, I hope that this helped you get Google tag manager installed on your homestead website.
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How Do I Automatically Insert Tracking Numbers In Shopify?

Hi, this is Theo from Hopps and we're going to briefly talk about adding tracking numbers to your Shopify store. So to answer your question directly, no, there is not a way to automatically add tracking numbers to your Shopify store.
You have to do it manually. You have to have somebody do it manually. However, there is a solution coming soon for that.
So what's happening here is when you have an order, come in, I'm sure you probably know this by now, but you'll have your orders.
You'll go to your orders and you will simply go to set order. And if it's a FedEx tracking number ups, USP S the market's fulfilled, and then you will place for tracking number here.
And it will, if it's USP as FedEx ups, it'll automatically, you know, switch over to the, to that perspective. One, be sure to select this button so that the customer gets the automated fulfilled email with the tracking number and in place.
So yes, there is no way to automatically do this. You have to do it manually. However, there is a solution coming.
It is called unify and unify is it's going to be an all-inclusive place for people who are running online stores more specifically for people who are doing online retail, and you'll, you'll be able to do many, many different things with unifying, but the coolest thing you'll be able to do with you, if I, as eventually, what you can do is you can put your connectivity to whomever you are sourcing your products from, have them build a unified profile for free.
Everyone who does sourcing manufacturing has a free notify, a profile. And what can happen is when you receive your order, your Shopify account will ping, unify all the order information.
You can log into unifying, click one button, and it will send all the order information to your respective manufacturer or source whomever to receive that order information.
And when they received the, have their tracking number ready, all they have to do is simply put the tracking number into unifying, and it will then ping that tracking number into Shopify, and automatically you'll have the option to automatically let all tracking numbers, ping the Shopify and go straight to your customer without you having to log in and manually copy and paste them and, or miss emails in any of that.
It'll be seamless unify right now is in beta stages. If you're interested in signing up for unify, all you have to do is go to is contact field at unifying.
Okay. Contact me basically. And you'll be able to get right into that section and get you signed up on the beta testing.
But to answer your question straight up, no, there is no way to do that. You have to actually do it manually at this current stage in time.
Thanks.

How Do I Add Banner, Collection, And Video To The Page ?

Hi, this is Theo from Hopps help and today we're going to be talking about how to add a video to your page in Shopify.
So, there's a couple of different ways to do this, and you're going to want to have to do it on a specific page option.
So, let's talk about a YouTube video. For example, I'm going to grab this, this video right here, and we're just going to go to like a product page.
As an example, you can also do this on an actual, just page as well. So, we're going to go here and here's, here's a product page and what you're gonna want to do is in this product page, make a space.
And once you have a space open, go to insert video link, and what you're going to want to do, grab the video that you're looking to insert.
Okay. And just click share, click embed, and then click on the code there. And it will allow you to embed that code right into that embedded space in Shopify.
And then you'll have the option for that particular video to show up on your pages. And it's the same, same methodology for like an actual like a page.
If you were to just do that for your particular, like, let's say you had an about us page, right? You want it to do the same thing?
Well, we could add that right in there. Okay. So same, the same situation, make space, select the insert. There was an insert, and then you could put that code right in there.
Okay. And then once you've done that, you can also do several things, like make a collection. So, for example, if you want it to have several different products placed inside of one collection, for example, here are growlers, right?
Here are several products that are labeled as growlers on the website. What you're going to want to do is when you upload the products, you're going to want to make that product, that product, a product type.
So, you'll label it. So, in this case, I've labeled it growlers. Now that I've done that I'll simply go to collections and then create a collection, I'm going to name it growlers, and then I'm going to make sure that it is a product type.
And then put that name again right there, growlers, and then click Save. Okay. So now that, that is there, you're going to want to make sure that all of those shows up in your menu options, right.
Kind of like your banner, so to speak. So, once you're here, you can simply go to the online store and then go to navigation.
And then once you're in navigation, let's go to the main menu. And under any of these, you can, you can just create what you would like.
So, let's just say products, Asheville, sorry, let me, let me just, yeah, I'll actually take it back. Yeah. Let's do a few products and I'm just going to just have one that says all products.
Okay. And now I'm going to make another one that says growlers, and this is all based on our collections that were made.
All right. Collections, growlers. And then we can just simply add that underneath. Okay. So now what we've done is we've had, we've created a situation where we have a video on our pages and you'll be able to create your options for your collections.
Have that be shown as a menu up top. And then when people click on that, they can go to a product, and then that product might have a video, right?
So, it's all one big machine, so to speak. So that's, how you can do that. Hope this was helpful.
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How Do I Change The Default Search Box Language?

Hi there. Welcome to Hopps help where we try to answer commonly asked questions in two minutes. The question we're answering today is how do I change the default search box language?
So, if we don't like the language, we have up here you know, where it says search all products, maybe do we want it to say search our amazing products?
It's a pretty easy fix. Let's go into our Shopify backend and go into an online store and then themes. Okay, that'll come up automatically.
Then we're going to want to go to our live theme or whatever theme you want to change and go to actions, edit languages.
Okay. And because there's so much on this page, what I'm going to do is just search for this text. Okay.
Search all products. Okay. And here we have our placeholder text for the layout search bar, and then let's make this say search our amazing products and let's do an exclamation point.
Okay. Let's save now. Let's refresh our store and boom. That placeholder text has been changed. Okay. And if there's anything else on the site, any of this other language, and other search boxes, just type it in here, whatever it says, and it should pop up and you should be able to edit it.

How Do I Get Started With Google Display Campaign?

Hey there, welcome to Hopps help where we try to answer commonly asked digital marketing questions in about two minutes. The question I've got right here in front of me is how do I get started with a Google display campaign?
All right. So, Google display. So, we're inside of Google ads. I'm just in a demo account here, I'm under campaigns.
And from this particular tab, all I need to do actually is click this blue button over here on the left new campaign.
So, there are a couple of different goals that you can choose from that are good options for display was just assume for our purposes right now that, that we're going for brand awareness and reach.
So that's the bottom left here. I mean, you could also do website traffic or even sales or leads. Let's just do brand awareness and reach and you can see it gives you a more specific campaign type option.
So, you've, you've got the choice between display and video. So, we're going to do a display. You would put your website right here.
I'm going to go ahead and skip that part. Okay. So now this is sort of the main section of the campaign build process.
You're going to choose targeting options. You can see there are, here's the section for geographic targeting here's language, targeting the type of bidding strategy, your budget right here.
So, there are a lot of different things that you're going to want to fill in. You've got date range stuff.
A lot of this is going to depend on what you're trying to achieve. So not realistic to try to address all these different sections in, two minutes for the purposes of this video, I just said, at least wanted to get, get you this far, but I do want to point out one other thing.
That's pretty important. If you are going to create a display campaign at the very bottom here. So, I've scrolled all the way down.
You're going to see the section that asks you to create ads. I'm going to click the new ad and you See you, you basically need to already have display assets ready to go.
So definitely keep that in mind, right? So, you can upload existing display ads. You can copy, you can also build these responsive display ads, which are one of the more recently released features from Google.
So, you can upload different assets, images, logos. You can even do video. You can include different headline description text, but definitely keep the image assets aspect in mind.
When you, when you get ready to build a campaign. So that's, that's all I wanted to the walkthrough for the purposes of this particular video and explaining how to get started with it, just with the display campaign.
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How Do I Know Where The Traffic To My Store Came From?

Hi, this is Theo from Hopps help where we try to answer your questions in two to three minutes. Today's question is about how you can view where the traffic came from on your site?
I'm going to talk about this in two parts live view versus nonlive view. Okay. So first off, let's talk about live view quick.
So as you can see right now, this is a live view of one of my sites. And you can see that there's someone in Texas right now on the site.
Okay, cool. That's really great. So you can go to the analytics portion of Shopify, go to live view, excuse me.
And you can actually see what people are doing on your site when traffic comes through. However, this system is good, but it's a little, it's little lagged I like to use it sometimes if I want to just kind of see what's really happening on my site as I like to go to the chat widget called to talk to, so I have a chat widget that I use on all of my websites.
It's a free chat widget. It's called talk to it's a great app. And you can see here, here's that person right now.
Is it that much? It looks like they're not on the site anymore. So this is actually a perfect example. What I meant by it by a Shopify system, being a little lag, you can see here that the green.is still there.
However, when I go to talk to it looks like there's nobody here any more. And the reason for that is because talk to us a little bit faster to pick up who is on the site.
And when, so to give you a better example, if I head over to another browser and go to that exact store right now, talk to, who's going to pick it up immediately.
So let's see here. So come to Refresh the page a little bit. There it is. So, there's me looking at my own site even says where I am, which is St.
Paul, Minnesota. And you'll see that that particular browser has been at that site three times. And it's a really fast, easy way to kind of view what's happening on your site live.
All right. So another way to view how where people have come from, if you go to the analytics page and then go to dashboards on in Shopify, you'll be able to mix and match timelines and different, different time periods on your site to view not only who's visited your site when they visited and where they visited, but also different numbers within your site as well.
So I'm gonna show you here where you can go. Let's see, once this gift caught up here, here we go.
Shit lock-in okay. So now that we're here and I'm on my analytics dashboard, we can go to one of these cards down here and we can see where some of the traffic's coming from.
So I have well over 7,500 people coming from the United States to this particular website. And you can see some other, other towns as well.
You can also click the view more in-depth report to look at that a little bit, little bit deeper understanding as to what's happening with your site.
And that works well, another great thing you can do is you can also go to, let's say have you go over to orders and enter orders?
You can also see where an order came from. So like the type of conversion traffic that happened on that particular site too.
So to give you an example, I'll go to this order right here, and you'll see, on the bottom right-hand side, this item was found on duckduckgo.com.
So that is a, one of the search engines that are out there. So you can also, you know, I get a lot of orders from Google it.
If you look at the conversion summary, it will tell you where that order came from. All right, this has been Theo from Hopps help.
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How Do I View The Order ID In The Facebook Admin Reporting System?

Hi there. Welcome to Hopps help we try to answer commonly asked questions and under two minutes, the question we're going to answer today is how do I view the order ID and the Facebook admin reporting system?
So, once you've set up your e-commerce webpages through Facebook and Instagram, okay. Facebook offers, what's called the e-commerce manager. Now to get to your commerce manager, you can go to facebook.com/commerce manager, or just go to Google and type in Facebook commerce manager.
I don't have a commerce manager for this client, so I'm not able to go into the account and show you anything further until hops provide us with some sort of demo account that we can use with some demo products in it.
So, for now, I'm just going to explain that once you arrive at the commerce manager, okay, you're going to be able to view all the orders through this section.
Okay. So go to the commerce manager, you'll see a section that says manage order IDs. You'll be able to view all the order IDs inside of the panel.
And this is going to be like your admin panel. Okay. So, commerce manager is your admin panel for anything related to the e-commerce side of Facebook and Instagram.
So I hope that helped if any additional questions about Facebook or Instagram ads, just to make sure to hop on https://app.hopps.io/session/create to work with a live expert today.

How Do I Set Up Different Daily Budgets For Facebook Ads?

Hey there. Welcome to Hopps help where we try to answers the questions in two minutes. The question for today is how do I set up a schedule for different daily budgets for different days of the week for Facebook ads and what would be the effect of my campaign? for what they're asking here essentially is they have these three assets, for example, as you can see, your kind of already built it out where I have money through Wednesday for this first ad set Thursday through Friday for a second asset, and then the weekend for the third ad set.
So essentially what they're asking here is that we had three different assets. How do I turn them on and turn them off throughout the week, paying on what days I want them to run alongside a $5 budget a day?
So, to start off with this question, it's a two-part question, but I'm gonna try to answer it in one video.
So, the first thing is that you want to make sure that you are on that $5 a day. So, make sure that you are not running a CDO strategy as this will throw off your whole entire daily spend now to make sure that you're spending $5 a day per ad set.
For example, go ahead and go to the, go to your ad set level, scroll down to budget and schedule and make sure that this is $5.
And also, if you wanna send an end date as well, then you can too. So now to make it turn on and turn off at different times of the week will not be on any of the campaign assets or even the ad level.
It'll actually be, what's called a rule. As you see right here, it's a rule. So now a rule essentially is a rule telling Facebook ads what to do.
So for this example, I'm going to stick with this Monday through Wednesday, ad set, and support to have it checked off that way.
It's easier for you to keep track of what you're doing. So, for example, I have money though, was it checked off?
As you can see here, apply the rule to one asset that is checked off here. So, my rule name will be Monday through Wednesday for this, for this example.
Now my action is, for example, I want to have it turned on Monday through Wednesday. So, my action will be turned on asset condition.
Think of this as a trigger. I don't need any triggers for this one because I'm not trying to have notify me or do an action based on certain audit results I get.
So, I'm going to go and just cancel this off. Since all I'm doing is just a timing rule, not a condition rule.
I'm going to go down to schedule and go to custom. Now here's where you can go ahead and create this rule to turn all your assets on are the ones that you want to have turned on.
So here I'm going to have Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday from 12 to 12. So now I know that for this action, isn't turned on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and then it can also notify me if I like it or anyone else, I want to make sure to get notified as well.
So from your oppressor, create now make sure that you're not done here because now what you're telling Facebook to do that you have turned it on, but now you have to turn it off, right?
So that also has to be a whole other rule you have to create by doing the same thing, going to create a new rule.
But this time you'll go to turn it off that set on the days that you do not want to be running.
So you'll be every day beside the days you want running and they create. So I hope that helped if you need any one-on-one help with Facebook ads or Instagram as hop on a Hopps at https://app.hopps.io/session/create to work with a live expert today, have a good day.