Generative engine optimization is the practice of optimizing for AI search platforms. Find out how it differs from SEO and how to build your GEO strategy.
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.
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.
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.
Who uses PPC advertising? Should you? Learn five types of business that usually see great results and high ROI from PPC advertising.
If you’re relatively new to the world of search marketing, you may have heard the term “SEO content” being thrown around in marketing meetings. This beginner’s guide is designed to answer three questions: What is “SEO content”? What types of SEO content are there? What is my SEO content strategy?
Optimize for local search- here are 11 tips you can use to optimize your pages for local searches.
Need help getting your content to rank for SEO? Learn 10 tips that can help boost your content's ranking in the SERPs.
Learn tips and best practices for organizing and naming campaigns in your Google AdWords PPC account.
Learn how to use Excel to make common PPC tasks easier, including writing PPC ads and estimating profits and losses. Includes 2 free downloads!
This infographic illustrates how Google Ads works, including an explanation of how advertisers can win the Google Ads auction.
Discover 10 Facebook tips for creating great content that will engage customers.
Learn two situations in which it's a good idea to pause keywords in AdWords to save money and improve Quality Scores across your account.
Learn everything you need to know about the reports in the Google AdWords Dimensions Tab in this AdWords reporting guide.
So it looks like there are likely a few variables that determine which ad extension shows for your ad, but given that the prioritization is outside your control it’s likely best to enable whichever of the ad extensions both make sense for and are eligible for your account and monitor their progress.
Learn all about Google AdWords call extensions, including when, how and why to use call extensions in your PPC campaigns.
Marketing case studies are a great way to get attention and links to your blog, because people love personal stories. Here are five inspiring case studies.
Learn all about Sitelinks, a Google AdWords ad extension, in this complete guide to using sitelinks in your AdWords advertisements.