According to a post from this afternoon, Microsoft adCenter is receiving an update this week that will allow the interface to automatically serve the plural form of your account keywords, whether you’re bidding on them or not! So what does this mean, exactly? Let’s say a user queries for ‘blue belts’ and you have the keyword ‘blue belt’ in one of your account ad groups. The ad … [Read more...] about Microsoft adCenter: Here Come the Plurals!
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New Features For Google Search
For those of you that missed Google's announcements earlier today, feel free to take a peek at my notes. There are some exciting things going on in the Google-sphere! I'd love to chat about these new features and your opinions, so feel free to use the comment section as a discussion forum! Firstly, and probably most exciting in my opinion, search by voice and image. Later … [Read more...] about New Features For Google Search
Ticker Tuesday: New Ideas For Pay Per Click Ads
In this episode of Ticker Tuesday, we give you a laundry list of new ideas to help improve your PPC advertising ad content, especially in Google AdWords. If you're looking for new ways to increase your ad's performance and raise your ROI, this video is for you! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCJ5TVwljMA Want more PPC strategies and tips? Check out our other episodes of … [Read more...] about Ticker Tuesday: New Ideas For Pay Per Click Ads
Google’s 2015 Predictions for Display Advertising
Yesterday, Neal Mohan, Google’s Vice President of Display Advertising, delivered a keynote speech at the Interactive Advertising Bureau’s Innovation Days @ Internet Week, in which he made six predictions about improved display ad performance by 2015. You can read his six predictions in full on Google’s blog: There’s a Perfect Ad for Everyone. To highlight some of his … [Read more...] about Google’s 2015 Predictions for Display Advertising
How To Set Up Conversion Tracking In Google AdWords
Conversion tracking is essential for PPC account management, but setting up Google conversion code in AdWords can be confusing. In this how-to video, we show you how to set up conversion tracking in Google Adwords, and then how to make sure it's up and running! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oL2DKAo4xjk Transcript: Hello and welcome to PPC Hero’s video tutorials. Today … [Read more...] about How To Set Up Conversion Tracking In Google AdWords
If You Got It, Flaunt It: A Follow Up On Google’s New Product Local Ads
Google’s new product local ads (currently in beta) are designed for mobile, the perfect place for local advertisers to reach their consumers. Mobiles phones can detect location (if the user opts in), so Google can easily match up nearby retailers with consumers. Google also matches up geo-qualified queries (the same way they do with desktop queries) to best meet the searchers … [Read more...] about If You Got It, Flaunt It: A Follow Up On Google’s New Product Local Ads
Google’s New Product Local Ads & Product Extensions To Show On Mobile
A few years ago, in 2009, product extensions in Google were made available to all advertisers in the United States. As of today, product extensions will also be available in mobile formats, as will Google’s new product local ads (in Beta format). Because consumers rely so heavily on their mobile devices to shop (79% of smartphone consumers claim that they use their phones to … [Read more...] about Google’s New Product Local Ads & Product Extensions To Show On Mobile
Ad Sitelinks – More than Meets the Eye
Like Optimus Prime from the Transformers, Google is a “powerful, wise and compassionate character (company) that puts all his (their) talent to use to improve the (PPC) universe around him.” And hence, the embedded format of Ad Sitelinks was born. Embedded sitelinks offer the chance for PPC Managers to target the proper market even more than before. There are no additional … [Read more...] about Ad Sitelinks – More than Meets the Eye
Google Analytics Releases Limited Webmaster Tools Pilot
Google announced today that after an outpouring of requests, Webmaster Tools data will finally be reachable through Google Analytics. Though this change is currently in limited pilot stages, you can sign up for the opportunity to take part in the integration. According to Google’s statement, this addition to Analytics will be in the form of reports containing Google search … [Read more...] about Google Analytics Releases Limited Webmaster Tools Pilot
Creating Custom Reports in Google Analytics
Google Analytics is an extremely valuable tool in analyzing the performance of your website, whether you are focusing on paid or organic traffic. The first time you log in to Analytics though can be quite overwhelming. I was just getting comfortable with creating custom reports in the old version of analytics when Google released the updated version in April. I finally worked … [Read more...] about Creating Custom Reports in Google Analytics
Letter from the CEO – “Talent wins games, but team work and intelligence wins championships.”
That's a quotation from Michael Jordan. Each month, I've titled my 'Letter from the CEO' post with a movie quotation, but this month I thought one about teamwork was most appropriate. The main reason is because I'm so proud of the Hanapin team. Since March, when we started the reinvestment in our blogs, the team has really focused their efforts, and it's paying off in spades. … [Read more...] about Letter from the CEO – “Talent wins games, but team work and intelligence wins championships.”
Google Removes Checkout Badge From Ad Display
Google announced that as of today they are no longer displaying Google Checkout logos in AdWords ads. You can read Google’s statement in a comment on their Merchant support site: Checkout Badges on AdWords ads. The logos will, however, continue to be displayed on product search result pages. This announcement coincides with Google’s efforts to ramp up the visibility of their … [Read more...] about Google Removes Checkout Badge From Ad Display
