Because we all know how easy it is to miss a great tweet sharing an article or post you would have found interesting, here is a roundup from this week:
- Instacart Goes Deeper Into Digital Advertising as Grocery Delivery Slows (Wall Street Journal)
- New Report Looks at Social Media Usage Trends Over the Past Decade, and Where Things are Now Headed (Social Media Today)
- A Google Ads Budget Pacing Script For Controlling Multiple Budgets (Cypress North)
- Retail Brands Gear Up For Second ‘Shippageddon’ (Forbes)
- Controlling frequency on Facebook (Facebook)
- Apply for Access to Frequency Controls (Facebook)
- The BigQuery Data Transfer Service for Google Ads (Google Ads)
- Snapchat Launches ‘Snapchat Trends’ to Highlight Key Topics of Discussion in the App (Social Media Today)
- How Product Photography Can Set the Tone for Your Brand (AdRoll Blog)
- Microsoft Advertising Announces September Product Releases & Updates (Search Engine Journal)
- Facebook Advertisers Struggle to Track Sales after Apple Privacy Changes (AdAge)
- Video and vertical-based product ads pilots arrive on Microsoft Audience Network (Search Engine Land)
- Adtech execs weigh up pros and cons of UK plans to diverge from GDPR (The Drum)
- Privacy by Design – Exceeding Consumer Expectations (A joint publication from Google and Ipsos published through Think With Google – it is a PDF)
- An easier way to exclude individual Google Search Partners placements (Optmyzr Blog)
- Using network analysis to identify related websites (Adalytics)
- Business Listings Trust Report 2021: How Do Consumers Use Business Directories? (BrightLocal)
- Improving the search terms report while maintaining user privacy (Google Ads)
- Google search terms report adds historical query data for impressions without clicks (Search Engine Land)
- Google to Begin Sharing More Search Term Data With Advertisers (Search Engine Journal)
- Gartner: CMOs need to step up their company connection efforts (CMO Australia)
- You can now compare your LI page to competitors (LinkedIn Thread)