Goodbye to average position on Google SERPs

Average position is misinterpreted as a metric that shows the actual position of ads on SERPs. How to accurately gauge the true page position of your ads?

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How to find a PPC management solution for your business

Notes from personal research looking into PPC management solutions, both agencies and softwares, for our company. From demos, audits, and consultations.

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Semantic search for Google Ads: What it is and why it matters

Understanding match types is key if you want to benefit from semantic search. How to craft your Google Ads’ strategy to target the right searchers.

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Marketing automation for SEO: Five time-saving strategies

Five strategies to help digital marketers speed up recurring tasks and have more energy to focus on meaningful work. Scripts, excel, bidding, and more.

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Google Ads conversion rates by industry: How do you compare?

See how your Google Ads conversion rates stack up against industry averages. Data based on 14,197 US accounts, representing over $200 million in spend.

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What people search for: Tools for trends

Seven of the top tools available to help you discover what people search for online: the most popular topics, keywords, and trending stories.

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What You Need to Know About the New Google Expanded Text Ad Format

Google’s UI isn’t the only thing that’s changing – Google is now expanding their text ads to include 3 headlines AND an extra description line, and we’re not mad about it.

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Currently, Google allows 2 headlines at 30 characters each, with 1 description line at 80 characters for an expanded text ad.…

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