Certainly! While Google AdWords has been rebranded as Google Ads, I can guide you on the basics of setting up a Pay-Per-Click (PPC) campaign on Google Ads. Here are the key steps:

1. Create a Google Ads Account:

   • Go to the Google Ads website (ads.google.com) and sign in with your Google account.
   • Click on “Start now” to create a new Google Ads account.

2. Campaign Setup:

   • Click on the “+ Campaign” button to create a new campaign.
   • Choose the campaign goal that aligns with your business objectives (e.g., Sales, Leads, Website Traffic).
   • Select the campaign type (Search, Display, Video, App, or Shopping).

3. Campaign Settings:

   • Set the campaign name and choose the locations where you want your ads to appear.
   • Set your budget for the campaign (daily or total budget) and bidding strategy.

4. Ad Group Creation:

   • Create ad groups within your campaign. Each ad group should focus on a specific theme or set of keywords.
   • Add relevant keywords to each ad group. Use the Keyword Planner tool to find keywords related to your business.

5. Create Ads:

   • Write compelling ad copy for your text ads (if it’s a Search campaign) or create engaging visuals and copy for display or video ads.
   • Include keywords in your ad copy to improve relevance.

6. Set Bids:

   • Set your bids based on your budget and advertising goals. You can choose between manual and automated bidding strategies.

7. Ad Extensions:

   • Enhance your ads with ad extensions like site link extensions, callout extensions, and location extensions.

8. Tracking and Measurement:

   • Set up conversion tracking to measure the effectiveness of your campaigns.
   • Use Google Analytics to gain deeper insights into user behavior on your website.

9. Monitor and Optimize:

   • Regularly monitor the performance of your ads and make adjustments as needed.
   • Analyze keywords, ad copy, and targeting options to improve campaign performance.
   • Use A/B testing to experiment with different ad variations.

10. Quality Score:

    • Google assigns a Quality Score to your ads based on relevance and quality. Aim to improve your Quality Score for better ad positioning and lower costs.

Remember that successful PPC campaigns require ongoing management and optimization. Regularly review your campaign performance, adjust your strategy based on data, and stay updated on industry trends and Google Ads features. If you have specific questions or need more detailed guidance on any aspect of Google Ads, feel free to ask!