Tag: Google Ads

Google Gmail Ads vs. Discovery Ads: Which Method Should I Use?

Google has perfected supply and demand within the online advertising model. Traditional advertising requires you to spend money just to show your ad (billboards, magazines, radio, TV), instead, Google only

Your Guide to Google Ad Extensions

Google AdWords is an intricate, complex system where even the most seasoned, forward-thinking experts can make simple mistakes that can ultimately cost conversions, impressions, and money. Here is a simple

Four New Metrics to Help You Analyze Google Ad Performance

Google Ads’ average position is the go-to metric for advertisers looking to optimize their performance on paid and organic search. Average position tells advertisers where their Google search ad shows

Using Retargeting to Increase Website Engagement

At times, it may seem like your web-browsing experience feels a bit too personal. Ever notice advertisements about products you recently searched for on Google (even as far back as

Google Search Ads 101

Where else can any business, small or large, target their specific customers day or night? Google Search Ads. Like many business owners, you tend to receive Google postcards every few

Driving Calls with Paid Search Ads

In 2015, approximately 65% of adults in the U.S. owned smartphones, including over 80% of people between ages 18 through 50. In 2015, Google reported that mobile search queries surpassed

7 Elements in a Successful PPC Ad

Many advertisers still question the effectiveness of incorporating Pay-Per-Click (PPC) into their marketing strategy. While PPC advertising can be costly compared to other advertising media, statistics show businesses earn approximately

What the New Google Ad Layout Means for Your Business

Google had been testing changes to the ad layout for desktop search for a while, and the shift is now official. There are no more text ads on the right

Understanding Upgraded URLs in Google AdWords

Once you have a campaign running in AdWords, you should start to generate clicks. But what happens next? Will your web visitor complete a contact form or make a purchase?

Reasons to Add the +1 Button to your Website

The +1 is basically Google+’s way of liking something. The button allows users to +1 content that they like, and then share that content through their own Google+ profile. This