A library of plugins is designed to give sites common tracking features automatically. Ginny Marvin on February 23, 2016 Last week, Google launched autotrack for analytics.js (aka Universal Analytics) to make it easier for marketers to get more out of Google Analytics without having to go through a big customization learning curve. The autotrack library “attempts … Continue reading Google Launches Autotrack To Help Sites Get More Out Of Universal Analytics
Category Archives: Google Tools
How to Use Google’s New AdWords Formulas to Gain Additional Insights into Call Data
by Jonathon Byrd February 12, 2016February 12, 2016 In late January, Google quietly released a new formula function for custom columns in AdWords. Using the custom formulas functionality, marketers can apply formulas to metrics available in the custom columns drop-down. For marketers importing call tracking data from Google Analytics and/or tracking calls directly from ads, … Continue reading How to Use Google’s New AdWords Formulas to Gain Additional Insights into Call Data
Google Search Partner Network: Friend Or Foe?
To include search partners or not to include search partners? That is the question for many AdWords advertisers. To help answer this question, columnist Andy Taylor shares data on search partner ad performance. Andy Taylor on February 5, 2016 The Google Search Network gives advertisers the ability to gain additional AdWords traffic and conversions from … Continue reading Google Search Partner Network: Friend Or Foe?
Get More Customers Online with Google My Business
by Oliver Neely February 4, 2016 Follow @elvinweb1February 4, 2016 If you want to reach more customers online, you need to be on Google. Most businesses realize this, but aren’t taking full advantage of the tools available to them. Google My Business is a free service making it easier for businesses to “be found” on … Continue reading Get More Customers Online with Google My Business
Cracking the Code on Gmail Ads: My 7 Best Tips
by Larry Kim February 1, 2016February 1, 2016 Gmail Ads are one of the more intriguing opportunities Google has given advertisers to reach people where they spend a lot of their time online – in their inboxes. I’ve been obsessed with mastering them lately and today I’m going to reveal what I’ve learned. What Are … Continue reading Cracking the Code on Gmail Ads: My 7 Best Tips
All About the Updated Google Webmaster Guidelines
by Eric Seal January 30, 2016January 30, 2016 The Google Webmaster Guidelines just got a big update. Following last week’s Webmasters page revamp, the new Google Webmaster Guidelines page has been updated for the changing user base. The Guidelines are divided into two sections—General Guidelines and Quality Guidelines—that offer you a simple list of best … Continue reading All About the Updated Google Webmaster Guidelines
Google Announces “Real-Time Ads” So Marketers Can Jump On The Next Left Shark Moment
The tech giant is also beefing up its YouTube AdBlitz site and channel for Super Bowl ads. Barry Levine on January 20, 2016 To help marketers take advantage of “micro-moments” — those events that everyone starts talking about — Google is today announcing online Real-Time Ads. A typical micro-moment: last year’s performance by the left shark in … Continue reading Google Announces “Real-Time Ads” So Marketers Can Jump On The Next Left Shark Moment
Cut The Fat: How To Reduce Wasted Ad Spend In Your AdWords Account
Is your PPC unprofitable, despite bringing in lots of leads? Columnist Jacob Baadsgaard explains his method for identifying and eliminating low-performing search terms. Jacob Baadsgaard on January 11, 2016 AdWords is a great place to waste money. Google makes it so easy — a few minutes of effort, and you are well on your way to giving … Continue reading Cut The Fat: How To Reduce Wasted Ad Spend In Your AdWords Account
The Complete Guide to Google’s Knowledge Graph
by Aleh Barysevich January 11, 2016 Follow @LinkAssistantJanuary 11, 2016 SEO is a constant source of anxiety among business owners and marketers; especially in recent years, as Google has introduced and increased its focus on “contextual” search. The Knowledge Graph is one of the best examples, because it presents a tremendous opportunity for quicker and … Continue reading The Complete Guide to Google’s Knowledge Graph
Why Your Personal Brand Should Be Marketing On Google Plus
by Personal Branding Blog January 8, 2016January 8, 2016 Over the last few years Google Plus has steadily grown into a social network used by individuals, brands, and businesses. With the recent redesign of Google Plus influence on this platform is more important than ever, especially on mobile. This is a great time for personal … Continue reading Why Your Personal Brand Should Be Marketing On Google Plus