Given that the average person spends roughly 5 hours a day online and visits over 10 different sites before converting, attribution modeling represents a vital aspect of account success. While identifying the right attribution model for your account can be a somewhat complex task, implementation within separate AdWords conversions will soon become much more … [Read more...] about Google To Introduce Attribution Model Options For Conversions
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Get A Grip On New Paid Search Accounts
There are many reasons a new PPC account will land in your lap, including: Transitions within your agency. Taking over an account from a prior agency. Starting a new in-house position. If you are anything like me, you will look at said new account and say “where do I begin?” In this post, I will discuss my methods for getting a good grip on new accounts. Quality … [Read more...] about Get A Grip On New Paid Search Accounts
[New Webinar with Wordstream!] 13 Amazing Tips To Master Mobile Search
“The year of mobile” is old news. Smartphones and users searching on their phones for a product is now the norm and as a marketer, it’s imperative that you have an effective strategy in place for your mobile search. According to Google, 65% of smartphone users agree that when conducting a search on their smartphones, they look for the most relevant information, regardless of … [Read more...] about [New Webinar with Wordstream!] 13 Amazing Tips To Master Mobile Search
How To Measure Sitelink Extensions Performance
There is no question that including extensions with your ads can boost performance. Including ad extensions can help you provide more relevant information for the searcher and improve your ad performance. Plus as my coworker, Diane Anselmo, always says; “Extensions give you additional real estate with your ad and best of all... it is free (at least pre-click)!” Today, I want … [Read more...] about How To Measure Sitelink Extensions Performance
Shopping Ads Confession: I Think Custom Labels Are Overrated
I have a confession to make. I rarely use custom labels in Shopping ads. I realize that, in PPC-land, this is akin to admitting I don’t have my attribution models fully worked out per client, or even that I don’t think Enhanced Campaigns were 100% evil (2 more confessions, btw... might as well get them all out there at one time). That being said, you may now stop … [Read more...] about Shopping Ads Confession: I Think Custom Labels Are Overrated
Harness The Power of Customer Match – Strategies for Ecommerce & Lead Gen [New Whitepaper!]
Customer Match is the link between your hard-earned customer email list and your AdWords advertising strategy. Customer Match, which was introduced to AdWords advertisers in late 2015, allows advertisers to upload email lists into their AdWords account as an audience. Relative to AdWords, the Customer Match feature is very new and still widely underutilized. The remarketing … [Read more...] about Harness The Power of Customer Match – Strategies for Ecommerce & Lead Gen [New Whitepaper!]
Everything You Need To Know About Facebook Lead Ads
Facebook has been all-the-buzz lately as Q1 revenue grew 52%, blowing analysts projections out of the water. 82% of Q1 revenue came from mobile advertising. eMarketer predicts that this year more than half of US mobile phone users will be on Facebook at least once a month and will continue to lead the pack as the leading social advertising platform. We’ve seen similar growth … [Read more...] about Everything You Need To Know About Facebook Lead Ads
A Superhero Recap: Hero Conf Philadelphia
I had to start off this post with this awesome tweet by Mary Hartman, because it's such a perfect analogy to the end of every Hero Conf. We meet awesome new people, learn ground-breaking insights, and end up with amazing experiences and memories that we get to reminisce on for years to come. The only difference is - you'll never get too old for this Summer Camp!! This year, … [Read more...] about A Superhero Recap: Hero Conf Philadelphia
The Basics Of Setting Up A Paid Search Campaign
We all have tasks that reside in the Wild West fringes of our calendar, where idealistic intentions cross arms with FOMO. For those that have been asleep for the last couple of years, FOMO is the fear of missing out. When you are a small business owner or just getting started in the world of marketing, that fear of not jumping on the latest trends can result in product … [Read more...] about The Basics Of Setting Up A Paid Search Campaign
How To Use AdWords Filters To Improve Account Efficiency
One of the key takeaways I left Hero Conf Philadelphia with is the speed and urgency with which we need to work on our PPC accounts. If we’re slow making changes, we miss opportunities to improve account performance. Lost opportunity means our stakeholder’s top and bottom lines are negatively impacted. One way to increase how quickly I work in accounts is to use AdWords … [Read more...] about How To Use AdWords Filters To Improve Account Efficiency
Snapchat Geofilters: A Valuable Marketing Tool
Snapchat Geofilters have been around for some time now, however, they have only recently become a part of the marketer’s toolkit. I feel like a kid at a candy store! In this post, I’ll detail what Geofilters are, how to create them, why to use them, and share some tips and the results from our first campaign. What is a Geofilter Geofilters are special graphic overlays that … [Read more...] about Snapchat Geofilters: A Valuable Marketing Tool
Why RLSA Efforts Should Have Their Own Campaigns
With Customer Match beginning to explode in the RLSA world, advertisers are getting excited about Search Network retargeting capabilities. And rightfully so, as we've seen fantastic performance with the email list targeting now available in Google Adwords. We've used email lists in a multitude of ways. We've also seen great performance from regular remarketing lists on the … [Read more...] about Why RLSA Efforts Should Have Their Own Campaigns