It’s cold and dark – but don’t be sad – because it’s also time for another bi-monthly (ish) PPC update. Grab yourself a nice cuppa and brace yourself for some exciting news from the world of paid search.
The latest Google AdWords (and other PPC) updates – June and July 2018
Yes, it’s the PPC update. And yes, it has dog pictures. You can peek if you want, but you’re only ruining it for yourself.
The latest Google AdWords (and other PPC) updates – April and May 2018
If you like PPC updates as much as you like dogs, then lawks-a-lordy, is this the post for you!
My Five #285
Adverts are coming to Whatsapp, Google adds more automation to AdWords, and Prince George is causing trouble on Instagram. It’s time for My Five.
Paid search updates – February & March 2018
CUTE DOG PHOTOS! Now I’ve got your attention, it’s time for a paid search news update. There are also pictures of dogs.
Spring clean your AdWords account
Spring has (sort of) sprung, and to celebrate not having constant hat hair or falling over on ice for another six months, why not invest some time into giving your AdWords account a good old clean up?
Paid search updates – December 2017 & January 2018
It’s time for another PPC round up, the go-to posts for fans of AdWords, biddable media, and dogs.
The latest Google AdWords (and other PPC) updates – September 2017
It’s me again with another monthly PPC update. And yes, there are dog pictures.
A Guide to Google Ad Extensions
Google’s ad extensions are a great way to add more information about your business/product to your ad copy. Are you using them correctly?
The three Cs of AdWords – create, complement, capture
This week, Google went back to basics in its bi-weekly Elevenses stream, covering three important components that make great ad groups.
Now Google’s getting rid of exact match keywords. What will it do next?!
Google’s loosening the targeting for exact match keywords by ignoring function words and including reordering, but what are the implications for advertisers?
The new AdWords interface is coming!
Google has been talking about it for the last year and it’s soon to hit our desktops, but will the new interface really be so much better than the one PPC managers have become so accustomed to?