Read how brands use purpose-driven marketing as a sales tool and as an integral part of their value propositions.
Learn how to use the AdWords contextual targeting tool to find promising websites to target in your Google AdWords display campaigns.
Learn how to set up Google AdWords ads for your product listings on eBay, Etsy and other online marketplaces in this quick tutorial.
Learn how to use the AdWords Placement Tool to locate placements (including websites, feeds, videos and mobile apps) to target on the Google Display Network.
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Part of why remarketing is successful is that many people don’t really know what it is. The average internet user is completely unaware that they are being digitally stalked across the web-a-verse.
Pinterest has been announced as the #1 traffic referral for many image-friendly sites. While being an effective buzz marketing tool, it's yet that effectively tracked. Feel free to skip ahead to a tool of your interest.
Read the Pinterest Marketing Guide to learn all about how to use Pinterest as an internet marketing tool.
Learn why you should raise bids on keywords with high Quality Scores and lower bids on low QS keywords to allocated budget toward your most effective keywords.
Learn how to use the Google AdWords Traffic Estimator to get estimates on expected traffic, costs per click and spend data for your AdWords campaigns.
Negative SEO is the practice of trying to destroy your competitors search engine rankings, for example by manipulating their link profile.
What is the Google Keyword Tool and how can you use it to get keyword ideas for your PPC campaigns? Find AdWords keyword research tips here.
What's going on with phrase match and exact match? Learn the difference, as well as the latest changes in the industry to match types.
Google alerts are a key part of maintaining control over your PPC campaigns. Learn how to turn on and utilize Google alerts in this post.
Learn how to leverage data from Google Analytics, including engagement metrics and multi-channel funnels, from inside AdWords.
Check out our list of the top 10 wackiest and weirdest codenames for Google's ongoing search algorithm changes and improvements.
CAPTCHAs are a necessary evil in a modern world. CAPTCHAs, also known as those-annoying-boxes-with-the-weird-words, are used to prevent evil robot spam attacks.
Learn how to use the Change History Tool in the AdWords Tools & Analysis Tab to view and report on changes to your AdWords account.
Google search suggestions don't just save you time. The autocomplete feature is also useful for marketing applications (and funny too!).
Keyword stuffing was a successful SEO tactic in the past, but no longer. Learn why SEO keyword stuffing is now a dangerous activity with modern search engines.
Learn what you can do with custom alerts in Google AdWords (such as monitor costs and conversions), and how to manage your AdWords custom alerts.
What's your best PPC bid management tip? Our panel of 18 PPC experts answer the question! Also learn the pros and cons of automated bid management.
The second “o” is a flower. That seems pretty weak. It’s not International Flower Day, and women aren’t really that into flowers.
Learn about the components in the Google AdWords Shared Library, including audiences and campaign negative keywords, and how to use them in your campaigns.
What makes creative ads successful? Check out these seven incredibly innovative advertisements that use their physical settings to create unique and memorable ads, and get in depth analysis as to why they work so well.
This is the first post in a series on the Google Ads audience tab. In this post, we’ll focus on the topic of how Google defines an “audience” as it pertains to Google Ads (formerly known as AdWords) display campaigns, and some of the strategic ways you can make use of audiences within your display campaigns.
Learn everything you need to know about the Audience tab in Google AdWords in this free guide.