It’s obviously a Covid 19 heavy My Five this week but we’ve also got St Paddy’s Day doggies and some great entertainment from the “Quarantine Games”.
Author: Ashleigh Davison
After graduating from UEA with a degree in Maths, I was employee no.1 at Browser Media. The analytical and creative sides of PPC are what I really enjoy and improving conversion rates and ROI is what I strive for. Since becoming a mum the vast majority of my spare time is devoted to my little girl.
My Five #376
It’s a mixed bag this week with two deaths, oodles of outrage, a little augmented reality and lots of pet love. Read all about here in this week’s My Five.
Online advertising: which pay-per-click platform(s) should your business be using and how?
Google, Bing, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn: where should you be investing your online marketing spend in 2020 and beyond?
My Five #367
The 2019 top Google searches and the new Coca-Cola Christmas ad are revealed, and of course the general election and #AnimalsAtPollingStations. Check it all out here.
How to advertise on Instagram
Do you want to learn more about how to advertise on Instagram? Then this is the guide for you.
Google Ads conversion tracking
Do you want to know more about conversion tracking with Google Ads? Read all about it here.
My Five #359
Both Facebook and YouTube are in trouble this week, plus news of a new ad tool from Google, a very clever robot and Banksy opens an online shop. Read it all here in this week’s My Five.
We say bye-bye to Google Ads’ average position
What does Google’s decision to remove the average position column in Google Ads mean for advertisers?
My Five #351
What’s been going on in the world of digital marketing this week? Read Browser Media’s My Five round up and find out.
Google launches Google Ads Editor v1.1
We take a look at some of the features that have been removed from the new Google Ads Editor, and one extremely annoying design fault that has sadly remained.
My Five #342
There’s plenty of puppy love in this week’s My Five, as well as a great awareness campaign from Oreo and some dodgy Google Calendar invites.
Google’s new local campaigns
We take a look at Google’s new ‘local campaign’ feature, how it works, and whether it’s right for your business.