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ICYMI – Great PPC Posts You May Have Missed This Week – January 12, 2023

Because we all know how easy it is to miss a great PPC post or thread in any given week, here are the ones I saw that I thought worth sharing:

  • Regulators Are Finally Catching Up With Big Tech (Wired)
  • Google Ads support is at an ‘all-time low’ – we asked Google why (Search Engine Land)
  • Meta To Remove More Detailed Targeting Options for Ad Campaigns (Social Media Today)
  • Updates to detailed targeting (Meta Business Help Center)
  • Google Ads for lead gen: 9 tips to scale low-spending campaigns (Search Engine Land)
  • How To Optimize Paid Ads for Ecommerce with Long Sales Cycles (Blue Ox Digital)
  • Three trends that will shape media strategy in 2024 (Digital Content Next)
  • Microsoft Launches New Generative AI Ad Creation Tool (Social Media Today)

There’s a lot of commotion, confusion and fear about Google’s removal of 3P cookies + what that means for advertisers.

Much of this is unwarranted and ridiculous:

— Sam (@DigitalSamIAm) January 9, 2024

Here we go again >> detailed targeting changes coming in a few days that may or may not impact some of your accounts:

“Starting January 15, 2024, we’re removing or consolidating some detailed targeting options that relate to topics people may perceive as sensitive. If you have…

— Akvile DeFazio (@AkvileDeFazio) January 12, 2024

Competitor bidding in paid search: yea or nay?

It depends.

🛑 My initial answer is usually nay, because most advertisers aren’t ready to bid on competitor names.

1/7 #ppcchat

— Melissa L Mackey (@beyondthepaid) January 12, 2024

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AnthonyHigman avatar Anthony Higman @AnthonyHigman ·
9h 2107869973595271226

Google Ads Is Now Pushing SMS For Leads In Our Accounts. Also There Is Now "SMS Messages" Via Google Messages As An Option! I Had Not Seen This Previously.

Also Called This One! LOL

#PPCchat Is Anyone Else Seeing This In Their Accounts?

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JumpFly avatar JumpFly @JumpFly ·
13h 2107816634476081553

Dwell time isn’t a confirmed Google ranking factor, but it can reveal how well your pages serve searchers.

Learn how to improve it.

#SEOChat #PPCChat

ttps://www.jumpfly.com/blog/the-seo-value-of-dwell-time-creating-content-that-keeps-visitors-on-your-site/

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hamiddppasha avatar Hamid Pasha @hamiddppasha ·
6 Oct 2107616128667443611

I think this is the first time that I noticed sponsored ads in Google AI Overviews in Canada.

The surprising thing is that the ad is from a Search Campaign that does not have any broad match type keyword or AI Max settings enabled.

#ppc #ppcchat #googleads

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