Google has just released its Ads Editor version 2.4, and advertisers can take advantage of several new features and updates. Let’s see what’s new. New Features: Video asset library. All of the videos used in the account can now be found in the video asset library. Multi-account overview. The “Overview” tab now shows a summary
Read MoreOpen AI has disabled the Bing search feature it has added to its ChatGPT AI service. “We’ve disabled the Browse with Bing beta feature out of an abundance of caution while we fix this in order to do right by content owners,” Open AI posted. Open AI said it is working on bringing the feature
Read MoreWith the rise of large language models (LLMs), mass-produced AI content is becoming more prevalent and the risk of incorrect information spreading also grows. Thus, it is increasingly important for search engines and answer machines to identify trustworthy and authoritative sources and weed out all others. This recent evolution in SEO requires new tasks, skills
Read MoreIn the past few days, Google Search has dropped over half of the indexed URLs from Twitter from the Google Search index. This was done after Twitter added a “feature” on Friday afternoon only to display tweets to signed-in and registered users; also, the throttling going on at Twitter right now is probably not helping.
Read MoreDynamic search ads (DSA) have been a staple in Google Ads and Microsoft Ads management for years. This powerhouse campaign type/setting enhances advertisers’ ability to use their organic search strength to inform their PPC campaigns. By allowing Google to crawl their site and find the right landing page for a user’s query, advertisers can leverage
Read MoreMany SEO professionals lean on “best practices” in their SEO efforts. But when optimizing JavaScript-based enterprise websites for site speed, you need more than “best practice.” Here’s why standard solutions don’t always apply to enterprise sites and what you can do instead. Improving site speed: Migrating to server-side rendering isn’t always the right answer Imagine
Read MoreIf you manage paid media accounts of any kind, you probably deal with many requests and questions from clients, bosses and other stakeholders. Common requests could include launching a new campaign, pulling together a report, or asking for your perspective on a recent platform change or emerging trend. Depending on your job seniority, you may
Read MoreMarketers have been pulling their hair out trying to get to grips with Google Analytics 4 – fortunately, we’ve got some good news. There are a bunch of incredible courses and resources available that’ll boost your confidence and understanding of how to use the new platform. Here, we’ve compiled a list of 9 Google Analytics
Read MoreMarketers haven’t had the easiest time migrating from Universal Analytics to Google Analytics 4. Some advertisers are so frustrated with the new tool, that they’ve even been holding funerals for UA in the hope that Google might get the message and make a sudden U-turn. Search Engine Land recently ran a poll to find out
Read MoreUniversal Analytics, a platform beloved (or at least tolerated) by marketers, died today (July 1) after 11 years. Although the digital marketing industry had been warned that Google was preparing to turn off its life support, the news has still somehow come as a shock to many. Heartbroken marketers across the world have been flooding
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