Maximizing Ad Revenue with Google Ads Audiences Ruud Hein | February 20th, 2024 Targeting the right audience is key to making your ads work well. Google Ads has a feature called Audiences that helps you do just that. It lets you send your ads to people who are most likely to be interested … Continue reading Maximizing Ad Revenue with Google Ads Audiences
Karishma Patel | July 26th, 2023 Everything You Need to Know: SEM and Paid Ads Much like SEO, paid advertising has evolved significantly since it became available to businesses. From spray and pray, which relies on volume over strategy, to a far more targeted approach, Search Engine Marketing (SEM) strategies have evolved over the … Continue reading Everything You Need to Know: SEM and Paid Ads
The new target types, Company Category and Company Growth Rate, use data from Forbes and Fortune as well as LinkedIn’s own observable, behavioral data. AJ Wilcox on April 21, 2020 It’s no secret that LinkedIn’s ad targeting is by far the best out there for B2B, and it just got a bit sweeter. Last week, … Continue reading How to use LinkedIn Ads’ new company targeting options to boost B2B lead generation
It’s not the right tool for addressing conversion rate volatility during this time. Here’s why. Ginny Marvin on April 6, 2020 The coronavirus outbreak has had dramatic impact on nearly every business, including on conversion rates. Whether your business is experiencing a surge or precipitous decline in conversion rate during this time, Google Ads’ seasonality … Continue reading Why you shouldn’t use Google Ads’ seasonality adjustments for COVID-19 fluctuations
5 Differences Between Google Ads and Facebook Ads Google Ads and Facebook Ads are two of the most common ways of advertising online. It happens that if you would like to promote, you may be lost on which product to use. On the one hand, both have specific strengths that make them the right methods … Continue reading 5 Differences Between Google Ads and Facebook Ads
Bing Bans Cryptocurrency Ads by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, May 16, 2018 Microsoft is banning ads promoting the sale of cryptocurrency on Bing. The company updated its financial product and services policy despite its openness and willingness to allow people to make purchases in its store using the currency. The policy will take effect in … Continue reading Bing Bans Cryptocurrency Ads
Anton Eliasson — May 2, 2018 Follow @antoneliasson — May 2, 2018 A punchy call to action (CTA) is a must-have for any marketing video, but getting viewers to take the action is tricky. It’s frustrating to make a video, pay for a social ad campaign, and then see disappointing conversion rates again and again. … Continue reading What’s Missing from Your Video Ad’s Call to Action
The amount of time people spend watching an ad varies by context, but the ad’s value shouldn’t be considered proportional to its watch time, per Facebook. Tim Peterson on January 5, 2018 A video ad is a video ad is a video ad. Except it’s not, according to Facebook. The social network would argue … Continue reading How Facebook’s video ads’ watch time compares across formats
Ken Evoy — February 20, 2017 — February 20, 2017 Online advertising is not the highest ROI form of marketing, but it’s certainly the most ubiquitous. Google AdSense is almost a default option for solopreneurs, especially those with lower amounts of traffic. However, it’s possible to secure your own, higher-paying/higher-ROI WIN-WIN deals. This article covers … Continue reading Boost Your Site’s Income with Ads. Here’s How!
Ads on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and especially Snapchat can be pinpointed to people within polling places’ no-signs zones. Tim Peterson on November 8, 2016 In California — and other states like Texas and New York — you’re not allowed to visibly promote a political candidate within 100 feet of a polling place on an … Continue reading How social ads’ location targeting can side-step electioneering laws
