The Cohort Analysis report is one of the newer features within Google Analytics. What this report allows you to do is segment your data into Cohorts based on Acquisition Date, and view metrics such as retention rate and transactions / revenue. Setting it up is a breeze, but the report is even more valuable with custom segments layered on it. Overview of Cohorts – How It … [Read more...] about Google Analytics Cohort Analysis
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Naming Your Campaigns: The Unsung Hero of PPC
Nothing kills the excitement of a PPC conversation like talking about how you name your campaigns. No really, try discussing your finely tuned naming strategy at your next party, even a PPC one. You’ll notice you have the snack table all to yourself. How you name your campaigns can make your PPC life easier or a lot harder. As an analyst I deal with a lot of PPC accounts on … [Read more...] about Naming Your Campaigns: The Unsung Hero of PPC
Hero Conf London | Only 63 Seats Remain!
PPC Heroes, time is running out to get your seat at the first Hero Conf in the UK. Just over one month remains until London's Only All-PPC Event, and we’re running out of space! Make sure you take advantage of this excellent opportunity to meet so many of your digital advertising peers. You don’t want to miss out on the world-class content (45 all-PPC sessions) , nonstop … [Read more...] about Hero Conf London | Only 63 Seats Remain!
Better Analyze Display Network Placements At The Account Level
Excluding placements. The activity we all love to spend time doing in our accounts. It is right up there with weekly bid changes and search query reports for the most fun action items. For the newer audience, excluding placements is a task done for the Display Network when certain GDN Placements are performing poorly within the account. Just go to "Display Network > … [Read more...] about Better Analyze Display Network Placements At The Account Level
Want to Meet Experts From Bing, Adobe and Google?
Hero Conf is the largest London conference 100% dedicated to PPC. Our full schedule is now live and it's packed with 40+ in-depth sessions from the best and brightest minds in the industry, from brands you trust like Bing, Adobe, and Google, and fantastic local agencies like Periscopix, Koozai, Found and Jellyfish. From our all-new advanced track to open forums with Bing and … [Read more...] about Want to Meet Experts From Bing, Adobe and Google?
How To Write A PPC Job Description In Today’s World
The ability to run effective PPC campaigns is among the hottest skills that got people hired last year and every day more companies discover the importance of being found in the search results. Agencies around the world are constantly on the lookout for qualified individuals to manage the stream of new clients and an increasing number of companies are even able to justify an … [Read more...] about How To Write A PPC Job Description In Today’s World
Next Day Delivery: 17 Minutes Left!
Editor’s Note: This article is a part of our Hero Conf London Guest Post Giveaway. Based on a combination of pageviews, shares and editorial review from the PPC Hero writing staff, a winner will be chosen from the finalists we post throughout the week. Today’s post comes to us from Jelle Wieggers (@Jelle_Wie), Acquisition Marketeer at Kato Group B.V. Delivery duration is one … [Read more...] about Next Day Delivery: 17 Minutes Left!
Solidify Your Ecommerce Remarketing Strategy With Google Analytics
Sure, you’re running general remarketing (you ARE, right?!) but what about more specific remarketing strategies? Most, if not all, accounts are using the generic “remarket to all visitors” strategy, but we’re missing out on some great opportunity to get more granular with our targeting, thus making it more likely that users will convert. For ecommerce accounts in … [Read more...] about Solidify Your Ecommerce Remarketing Strategy With Google Analytics
The One Metric We All Should Be Using in Our Bidding Strategies
Back in April, I wrote a post on why top v other bidding methods are better than using average position. This article stated that using impression share when changing bids is extremely important and average position does not take impression share into account. I ended this article by hinting that a formula was in the works on how to bid based on top v other v lost IS. That … [Read more...] about The One Metric We All Should Be Using in Our Bidding Strategies
Dissecting PPC Agency Pricing Models, Part 3 of 3
This is the final post in my series about PPC pricing. You can read the first and second posts here and here. I planned to also write about what to look for in an agreement (from the client’s perspective) but this blog post is already 1,300+ words. If you’d like to see it, let me know in the comments. How To Bill For Miscellaneous Work There are some situations where the … [Read more...] about Dissecting PPC Agency Pricing Models, Part 3 of 3
Flash Series Confirmation: How PPC Ad Extensions Can Make Your User’s Experience More Personal
You're All Set! You're now registered for our Flash Series 20-minute webinar, How PPC Ad Extensions Can Make Your User’s Experience More Personal. Check your email now for a link to join the webinar. Know of a fellow PPC fan who would also love this webinar? or Email It » Other Resources You Might Like: How Callout Extensions Helped Increase CTR By … [Read more...] about Flash Series Confirmation: How PPC Ad Extensions Can Make Your User’s Experience More Personal
5 Rules Of Data Visualization
In most PPC account management or analysis roles, a huge part of the job is looking at the data and turning it into something easily understood. Someone who isn’t a PPC expert should be able to get some key takeaways from reports. As you would imagine, charts and graphs are a large part of this reporting. Unfortunately, it’s easy to either include unnecessary metrics, … [Read more...] about 5 Rules Of Data Visualization
