New: AdWords Report Scheduling For Any Day Of The Week
A new change in AdWords allows marketers to schedule reports to run any day of the week. Up to now, reports could be scheduled for the first of the month, daily or weekly on Monday. So, if you report Friday through Thursday, for example, scheduled reports weren’t very helpful. Now, you can…
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3 New PPC Tool Updates You May Have Missed
With all the fuss about Penguin, you may have missed these PPC updates.
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3 New PPC Tool Updates You May Have Missed
Mastering PPC: How to Integrate PPC with Web Analytics & CRM Systems
Congratulations: you’ve created an account, set up billing and avoided account alerts. Now it’s time to integrate your PPC activities with web analytics and customer relationship management (CRM) systems. If you’re not using web analytics or CRM systems already, I’d encourage you to do some research on them and see if you have the time, […]
Welcome To The Mobile Era Of Search
It’s rare when you can pinpoint the moment of a major game changer for an industry to a single day. Usually, these shifts happen over time; and then one day, you look back and realize how momentous a particular event really was. For paid search, there have been many catalysts that have accelerated…
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Is Google Poaching Clicks From Travel Advertisers? Spend Trends Down Even As Advertisers Increase (Study)
On the cusp of the summer travel season, AdGooroo has taken a look at the state of paid search in the travel sector in the U.S. The company has found that, on the whole, paid search expenditures have been trending down since 2011. Spend fell 19% from January through April of this year compared to…
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Free Google Shopping Listings To End Worldwide July 11th
On June 11th, Google Shopping will complete the global transition to the pay-for-play model that was introduced in the U.S. last fall. Advertisers in the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Japan, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Brazil, Australia, Switzerl…
7 Principles From 7 Years Of Landing Pages
In preparing a presentation for last week’s Interactivity Digital conference in Miami, I was struck by a realization: I’ve been working with landing pages for seven years now. (Actually, I prefer to think of them as post-click experiences.) Seven years ago, my company launched its first…
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Bing Ads Launches Traffic Quality Center
Microsoft announced the launch of The Bing Ads Traffic Quality Resource Center today, a website designed to give advertisers and publishers visibility into the traffic quality protection systems of the Yahoo! Bing Network. The site includes sections th…
Enhanced Campaigns: “Flexible Bid Strategies” Launching Soon
Google will be rolling out “flexible bid strategies” in enhanced campaigns in the next couple of weeks. Flexible bid strategies will allow advertisers to override automated bidding and apply manual bidding strategies within a single campaign or across multiple campaigns. The new Bid…
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Google Testing Ads In New Google Maps, Pushes AdWords Location Extensions
If you needed another reason to get your location extensions set up in AdWords, Google has announced its testing new ads in the new Google Maps. AdWords search ads set with location extensions can appear directly below the search box and on the map itself. Ads without location extensions can appear…
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Analyzing Competitiveness In Your Paid Search Account
The auction-based industry we work in involves a number of metrics which help search marketers identify where they are doing better or worse than the competition. Just to name a few, the most common metrics search marketers usually look at are the Qual…
Paid Search Advertising in a Multi-Device World #SMXLondon
There is no denying that mobile is growing, even to the extent that Google is focusing more on mobile and looking to benefit from mobile, as seen with new Enhanced campaigns. Kyle covers this session at SMX London.
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Paid Search Advertising in a Multi-Device World #SMXLondon
Paid Search Techniques and Updates from #SMX London Day 1
Kyle Pretorious the PPC Manager at Media Vision covered the Paid Search track at SMX London in May 2013 to bring you a post full of all the techniques, tips and updates from the day.
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Paid Search Techniques and Updates from #SMX London Day 1
Mastering PPC: Red Alert! Search Engine Alerts & Notifications
Publishing this blog post the day before the release of the new Star Trek Into Darkness movie is pure coincidence totally planned from the start. In the Star Trek universe, if a crewman isn’t standing on the bridge, face to face with an enemy torpedo barrage, a red or yellow alert message coming over the comm […]
My #PPC Test That Made Me Ship My Pants
By now, most of us had seen Kmart’s Ship My Pants video. If you haven’t, take the time to watch it before reading, as it’s a gem. (I’d rather you waste time watching that than reading the rest of this anyway.) It went viral shortly after launch and gained a lot of press, which triggered […]
AdWords Ad Group Mobile Bid Adjustments Roll-Out Starts Today
Google announced that ad group-level mobile bid adjustments will start rolling out today and continue over the next couple of weeks in the Web UI. The added feature went live in the AdWords API last week. Like the elusive Keyword Planner that is rollin…
How to Use The Keyword Planner — The New Keyword Tool From Google AdWords
Last month, Google quietly began rolling out the AdWords Keyword Planner to select AdWords accounts last month. In typical AdWords fashion, one of the biggest overhauls of the Google Keyword Tool ever went almost unnoticed! This new keyword tool combines elements of two existing keyword…
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AdWords Campaigns That Don’t Use Advanced Settings Will Be Migrated To Standard Type Campaigns
Over the next few weeks, Google will be migrating AdWords campaigns that don’t use any advanced features from “All Features” to “Standard” type campaigns. The change applies only to “Search Network Only” and “Search and Display Networks”…
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Study: PLAs Buck Post-Holiday Trends For Google Shopping, Traffic Nearly Doubles in Q1
The momentum of Google’s PLA program didn’t slow after the holidays. After seeing Google Product Listing Ad traffic jump 82% in Q1 over Q4, CPC Strategy followed up its latest quarterly review of top CSEs with a closer look. The agency hadn’t been surprised to see the 87% increase…
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Mastering PPC: What is an MCC & Why do agencies use it?
Mastering PPC: What is an MCC & Why do agencies use it? When it comes to selecting an agency, one question many clients are concerned with is, who “owns” the AdWords account? Does the agency own the account? Does the client own the account? Will the client even have access to the account? In most […]