Anyone who has run Google Ads for awhile has experienced logging in and noticing a decline in conversions, impressions, or click volume. This immediately sets off a hunt for what’s causing it, which can be time-consuming to diagnose. Common causes can be things like broken tracking, a new landing page that’s under-performing, changing bids, adding […]
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Coronavirus testing in the US is nowhere near where it should be. A recent road map suggested we need to test upwards of 20 million people every day in order to safely reopen the economy (we’re currently running around 150,000 a day). To scale up, we need to move beyond conventional methods—and that might require an entirely different
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For some organizations, mobile apps can be an important means to capturing new leads and customers, so it can be alarming when you notice your app visits are declining. However, while there is content on how to optimize your app, otherwise known as ASO (App Store Optimization), there is little information out there on the
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Posted by TomekRu It’s rather common for companies to build their websites using modern JavaScript frameworks and libraries like React, Angular, or Vue. It’s obvious by now that the web has moved away from plain HTML and has entered the era of JS. While there is nothing unusual with a business willing to take advantage
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Are you seeing data discrepancies between your backend system and Google Analytics? Often times you may find data discrepancies between your backend system (where website conversions are tracked manually) and data in Analytics platforms like Google Analytics (GA). Sound familiar? Then, read on! We’ve compiled some of our top tools for diagnosing what might be
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Cost per leads (or cost per sale, cost per acquisition) is what you as an account manager are optimizing towards. You and your client have a set goal of what you think you can hit to remain profitable. You may also find yourself in a position where you are not hitting your CPL threshold and
Posted by HeatherPhysioc One of the biggest mistakes I see (and am guilty of making) is assuming a client is knowledgeable, bought-in, and motivated to execute search work simply because they agreed to pay us to do it. We start trucking full-speed ahead, dumping recommendations in their laps, and are surprised when the work doesn’t
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“Thin” content is one of the most misused and loose terms in our industry. Whenever there’s an inexplicable drop in rankings, a lot of experts are ready to jump in and blame an alleged “thin” or “duplicate” content penalty. On the other hand, whenever Google is willing to confirm an update, they would include “thin
March 6, 2018 Audiences are everything in Facebook. They are the key way we target fans, customers, and anyone else we think might be interested in our product, service, or cause. They are the engine that drives all marketing on Facebook and understanding when we’ve maxed out reaching our audience is an important determination. Audience
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Posted by Daniel_Marks Almost every consultant or in-house SEO will be asked at some point to investigate an organic traffic drop. I’ve investigated quite a few, so I thought I’d share some steps I’ve found helpful when doing so. Is it just normal noise? Before you sound the alarm and get lost down a rabbit
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