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3 things that will boost your Baidu PPC efforts

By Mona Ault on December 14, 2017

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If you’re planning to advertise in China, then you need to know how to make the most of the local search engine, Baidu.

Baidu has a variety of tools available to advertisers. However, these tools are very different from what you’ll be used to on Google Ads, so if you are to succeed, then you need to learn how to use them properly.

Here are three top tools you need to be aware of if you want to succeed at Baidu PPC.

1. Baidu Brand Zone

Baidu Brand Zone allows you to buy branded terms so that when a user searches for that term, your Brand Zone ad will appear at the very top of the search results page. It is a good idea to buy as many branded terms as you can. The ads themselves look like normal search ads combined with useful ad extensions, such as sitelinks extensions, call extensions and review extensions. You can also include a short video clip in your ad.

2. Baidu Landmark

Baidu Landmark allows you to buy general keywords. Landmark ads appear on the right-hand side of the search results page. Baidu Landmark is a great tool for boosting brand awareness because whenever users search for your general terms, they will see an advert for your brand.

3. Baidu Shantou

Baidu Shantou is like a combination of Google Shopping ads and sitelink extensions. It allows you to showcase pictures on your ads to help build up a clear brand image. The use of images also helps with attracting more attention, which normally leads to a higher click-through rate.

I hope this has given you a useful introduction to Baidu PPC. For more in-depth information on the various tools available to advertisers on Baidu, download our free guide below.

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Mona Ault

CRO Specialist at Webcertain
Born and raised in Beijing, Mona obtained a bachelor’s degree in Global Business and a master’s degree in Business Psychology from the University of Worcester in England. She joined Webcertain in 2015, and was responsible for managing multilingual PPC campaigns across various search engines and countries. She then took an interest in conversion rate optimisation (CRO) as she is fascinated by the user behaviour insights digital marketing can provide. Her current focus is user behaviour analysis incorporating both qualitative and quantitative data, coding, and storytelling via data visualisation.

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