Don’t miss your chance to participate in tactic-rich, expert-led training on your search marketing specialty – and get specific answers to your burning questions: Register now for your choice of live, two-day SMX Master Class – happening online tomorrow and Thursday, August 16-17! (Need to convince your boss to let you attend? We’ve got you.) Each Master Class […]
The end is near for Google Discovery ads. You can now sign up for access to Google Ads’ Demand Gen, the new campaign type announced at Google Marketing Live in May. Once you’re in the beta, your Discovery campaigns will be automatically upgraded to Demand Gen. All Discovery campaigns should be “upgraded” to Demand Gen […]
Microsoft is not banning ads from unverified marketers after all. Instead, the company will only pause ads in a few scenarios while Advertiser Identity Verification (AIV) is completed. Why we care. Advertisers no longer face such severe ad delivery interruptions for not being verified, however, you will still need to complete the Microsoft Ads verification […]
Google is releasing a number of new features for its new Search Generative Experience today. Those features include SGE while browsing, definition overlays in the SGE responses, and color-coded with syntax highlighting and other coding improvements within the SGE answers. Google wrote these new features “help you better learn and make sense of information on […]
New updates to Search Generative Experience (SGE) help people easily learn new things and understand key concepts while searching online.
Whether you’re on the agency or in-house side of SEO, I’m guessing you’ve fielded a request to “get us on top of the search results” for keywords dominated by giant competitors or entities. The good news is that a giant can’t simply outspend you to outrank you. The bad news? Standard SEO tactics likely won’t […]
X, the company formerly known as Twitter, has started depreciating promoted accounts. Moving forward, advertisers will no longer be able to promote their brands in timelines using the ad format, which makes more than $100 million in global revenue for the platform Why we care. The removal of promoted accounts serves as a warning to […]
While many of us miss Universal Analytics (UA), the fact is it’s gone and it isn’t coming back. So, how do we get UA-like findings out of Google Analytics 4 (GA4)? We asked Russell Ketchum, product director of Google Analytics, in the first of a three-part series of conversations with him. The terminology and concepts […]
Sentiment for Google Analytics 4 has not been overwhelmingly positive: To say the least: But Universal Analytics (UA) isn’t coming back, so it’s time to figure out how to make GA4 work as well for you as possible. This article will walk through some of the common issues clients and marketers have run into regarding […]
Google Merchant Center has new help documentation on an attribute named 3D model link [virtual_model_link]. The new help documentation reads, “Use the 3D model link [virtual_model_link] attribute to provide more visuals for your product.” This attribute is for shoes and home goods, the attribute is also limited to products sold in the US. Virtual model […]
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