In his latest video ‘Here’s What Facebook and Google Aren’t Telling You About Your Ads’, Neil Patel shares Google and Facebook advertising secrets. He says, “Marketing has turned into omnichannel approach in which you drive traffic and sales through multiple channels, not just one. And in marketing, they talk about this thing called the rule of seven, which reinforces omnichannel. What the rule of seven is about is when someone hears or sees or interacts with your brand seven times, they’re more likely to convert in a customer, evangelize your brand, love it, tell people... [...]

Effective advertising campaigns can help you establish your business presence and keep the sales growing. When it comes to online advertising, Google is the ultimate solution. Google Marketing’s Ketaki Sheode has published an article featuring three tips to maximize budget efficiency across media. She says, “For years, we’ve seen leading brands improve the efficiency of their ad operations and media using Display & Video 360 as a way to unify their campaigns across inventory sources, devices and markets. Today, we’ll share these marketers’ three best practices with some... [...]

This is a reminder for Adweek’s webinar to be held on November 1, 2022. Brand marketing budgets are usually the first to get cut during times of economic uncertainty—even though sustained investment in brand translates to improved awareness, performance and competitive advantage. Adweek is hosting a webinar ‘Recession-Proof Your Ad Spend: Embrace Brand on Top of Demand’ on Tuesday, November 1, 2022, at 1.00 pm EDT. The Adweek team says, “Get an in-depth look at why embracing brand on top of demand is the key to remaining relevant and competitive in today’s advertising... [...]

Brand marketing budgets are usually the first to get cut during times of economic uncertainty—even though sustained investment in brand translates to improved awareness, performance and competitive advantage. Adweek is hosting a webinar ‘Recession-Proof Your Ad Spend: Embrace Brand on Top of Demand’ on Tuesday, November 1, 2022, at 1.00 pm EDT. The Adweek team says, “Get an in-depth look at why embracing brand on top of demand is the key to remaining relevant and competitive in today’s advertising landscape from technology and media analytics leaders at Quantcast. You’ll... [...]

While many marketers find justifying brand marketing spending to be a challenge, advances in technology are making it possible for professionals to see exactly which activity is leading to ROI. Adweek is hosting a webinar ‘Embrace Brand on Top of Demand: Recession-Proof Your Ad Spend’ on Tuesday, November 1, 2022, at 1.00 pm EDT. The Adweek team says, “Get an in-depth look at why embracing brand on top of demand is the key to remaining relevant and competitive in today’s advertising landscape from technology and media analytics leaders at Quantcast. You’ll find out: How measurable... [...]

Cost per sale (CPS) is a business model in which an advertiser pays a commission to a publisher for each sale that is generated from a click on an ad. CPS advertising is also known as pay-per-sale (PPS) or cost per acquisition (CPA) advertising. PPCexpo has published ‘A Guide to CPS Advertising and Analyzing PPC Campaigns’. The PPCexpo team says, “In affiliate marketing, CPS advertisers typically pay a higher commission than they would for other types of online advertising, such as banner ads or pay-per-click (PPC) ads. This is because the CPS model aligns the interests of the... [...]

Google Ads is the leading online advertising platform for placing ads on search engine results pages. Most Internet ad campaigns are powered by Google. MarketingProfs has published ‘A Beginner’s Guide to How Google Ads Work’. Lisa Sampson says, “Google Ads works the same way as an auction would. If you’re looking to use Google for your advertising, then you need to understand that cost per click (CPC) is the amount you pay for a click on your ad. The higher your bid, the higher your ad’s chance of being seen—which in return increases your potential for sales... [...]

Aaron Young has published a new video featuring the Google Ads Strategies that no longer work in 2022. He says, “Over the past 12 months Google Ads has made some major changes to their platform, because of these dramatic changes I want to take you through the Top 3 Google Ads strategies that no longer work in 2022.”  [...]

Click-through rate, in general, is a ratio of clicks to impressions. So in Google Ads, an impression occurs when your ad appears on the SERP, and a click occurs when the person viewing your ad clicks on it. WordStream has published an article featuring 12 ways to improve your click-through rate in Google Ads. The WordStream team says, “There are a few approaches. The first is with your targeting. 1. Target the right keywords For starters, make sure you’re targeting the right keywords. Here are three types of keyword to focus on for higher click-through rates: Commercial intent keywords: Commercial... [...]

Search Engine Journal contributor Brooke Osmundson has published an article explaining the Cost Per Click (CPC) bidding. She says, “CPC (cost per click) is a common term used in paid advertising. It is also sometimes referred to as “pay-per-click.” This comprehensive guide will dive into the basics of CPC, why it’s important, and when to use it. What Is Cost Per Click? Cost per click is a bidding model that determines how much advertisers pay for their ads. The technical definition of cost per click, according to Google: Cost-per-click (CPC) bidding means that you pay for each click... [...]