Google Ads :
How does Google Ads PPC work? In a PPC campaign, you pay Google whatever amount you want to have advertisements for your site appear at the top and right of organic search results. You pay the current Cost Per Click (CPC) from your budget when someone clicks on your ad.
Google can stop running your ads until your entire budget has been exhausted, unless you replenish it. Google Ads are divided into four categories: search ads, local search ads, display ads, and remarketing.
Search Ads :
Google Search Ads are perhaps the most well-known form of pay-per-click advertising. In answer to a user’s search, these advertisements appear above or beside Google search results. So, if anyone searches for the product or service you provide, your ad may appear first; but, with the PPC model, you only pay when they click on that ad.
Local Search Ads :
Local Search Ads are a specialised variant of regular Search Ads, rather than being a distinct form of PPC advertising. Users looking for businesses or utilities near yours on Google or Google Maps can see these location-based advertisements. They are paying on a cost-per-click basis, much like Search Ads.
Display Ads :
While the Google Display Ad is not the same as a pay-per-click ad, it follows a similar mechanism and reaches a large audience. These advertisements can be text-based or media-rich banners, and they can be designed to appear on any of the more than 2 million websites and 650,000 applications on the internet.