You may’ve already seen the above, but if not – this blog’s for you. On 17th August, Google is changing the way target-based bidding behaves when campaigns are constrained by
What’s changing for feeds and shopping? If your product feed is still an afterthought, it’s time for a rethink. With shopping going in a distinctly agentic direction with developments including
Google begins the phasing out of their signature search ad in favour of their augmented, machine-learning leveraged Responsive Search Ads.
If you’ve started to do well on Amazon as well as Google, you may already be seeing – or will soon start to notice – the effects of the giant’s increased profit; namely, its increasing Google activity.
Google removes broad match modified (BMM) keyword type in favour of expanding phrase match’s ability to match against more search terms.
Podcast: Inbound & Outbound Marketing
In this episode of ‘Multi-Site Masters’ we speak to Raman Verma, founder of Kandidly, an online digital marketing consultancy, asking him the questions on this topic ...
Should you be bidding on your brand keywords?
When putting together a digital marketing plan - especially in collaboration with a digital agency - many businesses can be skeptical. After all, everyone’s got a budget, most people...
Does anyone even use Bing?
It’s no secret that Bing’s underappreciated, but is the world’s second-largest (conventional) search engine still worth your time and money? Most PPC specialists would say no...
Who's Winning The AI Race?
AI has been billed as the next big thing in the digital economy, and as is often the case with emerging technologies, there's plenty of hype and doomsday predictions, in equal measure..



