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Google Ads intros automated Insights, Performance Max campaigns, to release Video Action out of beta

The new products and features are further indication of Google’s machine learning goals. Ginny Marvin on October 7, 2020 at 9:03 am Google introduced more automation features and campaign types as part of Advertising Week Tuesday. The announcements speak to what has been a years-long effort to use machine learning to serve campaigns across Google’s … Continue reading Google Ads intros automated Insights, Performance Max campaigns, to release Video Action out of beta

Putting Together a Post COVID-19 Digital Marketing Action Plan

Joe Cox July 2, 2020 The world is slowly opening itself back up. Across the globe, employees are trickling back to their offices. Public transportation is restarting. Similarly, lockdown measures have been easing in the UK – small outdoor gatherings and some sports are now permitted. So is visiting parks and beaches within England. These … Continue reading Putting Together a Post COVID-19 Digital Marketing Action Plan

How to Craft a Messaging Platform that Moves Prospects to Action

Laura MacPherson — April 22, 2020 Human beings are wired to avoid loss. We fear change because it involves risk—a potential for loss. For this reason, many B2B buying decisions get put off (or worse, permanently tabled). A buying decision involves change. There’s inherent risk. If a purchase doesn’t work out well, the decision-maker could … Continue reading How to Craft a Messaging Platform that Moves Prospects to Action

Strategic Leadership: What Your “Action Logic” Says About Your Leadership Style

Jeanne Hardy — September 10, 2019 Follow @creativebizinc — September 10, 2019 The age-old debate over whether leaders are born or made often paints a black and white picture of what it means to be a leader—either you are one, or you’re not. As with most things in life, what makes a leader has many … Continue reading Strategic Leadership: What Your “Action Logic” Says About Your Leadership Style