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Let's Get Dynamic: Inventory Ads Done Right
Shopping campaigns are a go-to in Google Ads for ecommerce. Some e-comm advertisers actually use that campaign type exclusively; if the...
Apr 154 min read


They Came, They Saw, They Want You to Stop Spamming
Does it ever seem like businesses are desperate to collect your information? Not long ago, the latest and greatest convenience for...
Apr 143 min read


“I’m Just Looking”: When Leads Go Quiet
The most frustrating part of running lead generation or click-to-message ad campaigns: The amount of people who make contact with the...
Apr 113 min read


Why You Don't See Your Search Ad, and How That May Be a Good Thing
One of the most common questions anyone who runs Search campaigns (such as those on Google Ads ) will receive is: “Why didn’t we see our...
Apr 104 min read


Forgetting Something? Before You Start Advertising
So you want to start advertising online? It’s time to get in front of more people and drive measurable results - that’s exciting! But are...
Apr 92 min read


Automatic vs. Manual Event Setup in Google Analytics
Automatic is a great concept when things run perfectly and life is made easier. But when something that is supposed to be hands-off...
Apr 72 min read


Ad Placement: When to Speak Up
Have you ever gone to a restaurant and they sat you at a table you didn't like? Maybe it was wobbly, next to a busy doorway, with the AC...
Apr 72 min read


Branded Search Ads: Do or Don't?
Updated December 2025 "Should I bother bidding on my own business name in search, or should I simply rely on the organic listing?" This is a classic question that anyone who runs search ads, such as on Google or Microsoft (Bing), encounters at some point. Arguments Against Running Branded Search Ads There are many opinions on this topic in the PPC world, some going so far as to say that bidding on branded keywords (which is targeting searches where the potential customer use
Mar 313 min read
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