Posted by Yewande Odusanwo in E-Commerce / Paid Search / Search Engine Marketing on February 19, 2021
Introduction While there’s no denying the whirlwind of a year that 2020 was, it’s essential to recognize the wealth of opportunities introduced to the search engine marketing sphere. With an increasing number of consumers buying online, Google Ads has been hard at work to provide advertisers’ the best possible environment to succeed. Used correctly, it […]
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Posted by Maxwell Blome in Content Marketing / Digital Ads / Mobile Apps / News / Social Media on October 21, 2020
TikTok is a free IOS and Android application that has seen rising popularity and growth since its launch in 2016. In October 2018 it became the most downloaded app in the United States. Globally, TikTok has over 2 billion downloads, with over 800 million monthly users. The app utilizes shared, 15 second video clips that are […]
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Posted by Maxwell Blome in Digital Ads / E-Commerce / Mobile Apps / Social Media on October 8, 2020
This long, difficult year is starting to wrap up as we enter the winter months and embrace the holidays. Developers are further improving our online experience as we find ourselves even more confined to the indoors as the year gets colder. In 2020 our virtual lives have evolved from being a convenience, to an essential […]
Read MorePosted by Digitalmktgguru in Data Analytics / Paid Search on January 9, 2017
A new crop of features, capabilities and mobile-friendly ads arrived on the scene in Google AdWords. Check out the full recap of 2016 below. It’ll give you up-to-date clarity so you can plan a winning pay-per-click strategy for the year ahead. If you would like to explore a new pay-per-click strategy we would be happy […]
Read MorePosted by Digitalmktgguru in Paid Search on August 10, 2016
It’s a brand new day in the AdWords world! Expanded text ads from Google AdWords recently went live. The old 25-35-35 rule is out the door, ushered in is the new 30-30-80 rule which consists of TWO headlines of up to 30 characters of text each, followed by an 80 character expanded description.
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