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If you are in the retail space – whether you have a physical location, an ecommerce site, or both – you likely need to make a big splash during the holiday season in order to have a successful year. Without a doubt, retailers feel the pressure when the holiday season rolls around. Without a strong showing during November and December, sales numbers for the year are almost certain to fall short of expectations. So, with that in mind, what’s your

Organic reach is dying. Social media posts that might once have reached thousands of people and generated hundreds of likes now linger in obscurity. That has far-reaching implications for your brand’s social media marketing strategy. Businesses that once got by without spending a penny will now have to readjust their thinking – and their budgets. The Death of the Organic Post Organic content started to lose its power way back in 2014, when reach dropped by almost ten percent drop

Last year, Google banned addiction treatment centers from using its AdWords Advertising platform. Now, after an extended review process, the company has once again given the green light to drug and alcohol programs. What made the largest advertising provider ban a $78 million segment of the market, and what has changed since the ban was implemented? Why Did Google Ban Rehab Facilities? Last September, Google suspended addiction treatment and rehab centers from advertising on websites, search pages and apps because

You set up a Google AdWords account. You create mind-blowing copy. You roll out your campaign and wait for the sales to roll in. And you wait. And you wait. And you wait. Did you just burn money? Are all PPC campaigns as unpredictable as video poker? We need to drive leads, and we need to close sales. More often than not Google AdWords is the first place we turn to fill our pipeline. And for good reason. AdWords can

Google has announced that it will be changing how they handle AdWords misspellings, using plurals and other discrepancies for keywords or phrases. Now in mid-May, Google will match close variations to phrases and keywords that may appear in search results. This will make things for users and for advertisers much easier. While Google’s organic search results already offer this, it will now include AdWords results. The reason for the change is that 7% of all searches contain misspellings. There are