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Usually, we talk about digital marketing as a means to sell online or drive people to your website. But what about the brick and mortar stores? In 2019, stores with physical locations don’t thrive unless they engage in the same types of activities online shops do.
The question is then, what can I do to get more people through my door?
In this article, part two of “How to Harness Google Ads Scripts”, we’ve handpicked 30 insanely actionable Google Ads scripts to help you scale your accounts. From bids management to ads and keywords management, or account anomalies detection, we’ve got them all covered.
Thanks to a bunch of very smart and generous PPC experts who shared them with their fellow marketeers, here is our selection of 30 Google Ads scripts to kick your performance in 2019.
What if I told you that you can say goodbye to daily reports and to mostly any tedious manual task in Google Ads, and become more productive and efficient? Sounds too good to be true?
Well, think about it! There’s no magic wand, no gimmicks whatsoever, just scripts. Google Ads Scripts will help you keep your accounts in tip top shape.
In this blog post, we’ll walk you through how to monitor your conversions using Google Ads Conversion Tracking and Google Analytics (for the uninitiated, these are the two most common methods that website owners use to track conversions).
We’ll also discuss the pros and cons of each approach, so that you can decide whether using Google Ads Conversion Tracking or Google Analytics is a better fit for you.
If you have any experience with Google Ads or with PPC ads in general, then you understand it’s a lot like cooking. You may have an initial recipe, but things can only be improved through experimentation. That’s where Google Ads Experiments come into play.
You’re reading the third installment of our series on LinkedIn ads — in this post, we discuss the differences between LinkedIn Ads vs Facebook Ads, and talk about the pros and cons that each ad platform brings to the table.
New to running LinkedIn ads? You’re in the right place!
In this second installment of our LinkedIn series, we walk you through how to set up your first LinkedIn campaign and throw in some LinkedIn Ads best practices to help you maximize your campaign results.
Most of us use Google Ads and are quite familiar with it. You may have considered Bing Ads in the past but hesitated because you didn’t know how to set it up or thought it didn’t have enough traffic.
With 36% of the US market for searches, Bing is a large audience to be missing out on. The network offers an import directly from Google and easy setup if you’re starting from scratch.
You’ll get advanced PPC Tips on everything from Google Ads to Bing Ads and beyond
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