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  3. Google Ads Vs Meta Ads
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Google Ads vs Meta Ads

Google Ads helps you find customers who are looking for you. Meta Ads helps customers find you before they know they need you. The choice depends on your product's demand type.

User Intent

Winner: Google Ads
Google Ads

High Intent. Users are actively searching for a solution.

Meta Ads

Low Intent. Users are browsing socially; ads interrupt them.

Cost (CPC)

Winner: Meta Ads
Google Ads

High. Competitive auctions for keywords drive up CPCs.

Meta Ads

Medium. Impression-based pricing is often cheaper for traffic.

Visuals

Winner: Meta Ads
Google Ads

Secondary. Unless using Shopping/YouTube, it's text-heavy.

Meta Ads

Primary. Success depends entirely on creative (Image/Video).

Targeting

Draw
Google Ads

Keyword-based. Targets what people *want*.

Meta Ads

Audience-based. Targets who people *are*.

The Verdict

Use Google Ads if you solve an immediate problem (e.g., 'Emergency Plumber'). Use Meta Ads if you have a visually appealing product or need to generate demand (e.g., 'Cool New Gadget'). ideally, use both.