6 Tips for Writing High Performing Blogs
May 31, 2022
Blogs are a great way to drive traffic to your website. But if you’re spending time writing about your niche, you want to make sure
Blogs are a great way to drive traffic to your website. But if you’re spending time writing about your niche, you want to make sure
Knowing how people come to your website is one of the most important components of your digital marketing. How did they find you? Where did
Small businesses make up 99.9% of the businesses in the United States. There are over 30 million small businesses that are all fighting to gain
Yet another feature Google has implemented into the wide world of internet marketing – Google Local Ads. Also known as Google Local Service Ads and
Get ready, St. George! Get Found First, along with Google, has prepared a valuable session for C-Level business owners that offers priceless information about advertising
By Bob Griggs: Have you ever played checkers with a little kid? It’s pretty straight forward. The rules are simple. You’re black and I’m red,
By Katie Harris: Keywords are basically what drives the organic or free traffic to your website. Do you know what keywords you currently rank for?
Written by Emily Moser When I was completing my undergrad I had the opportunity to work for a company as the social media intern. Part
Maybe for you, it’s easier to focus solely on organic rankings (Google Search) because on the surface, it’s free. Perhaps PPC (Pay Per Click Advertising)
Whether in business or at home increasing productivity can be a useful tool in being able to accomplish goals and day-to-day tasks. Productively using our time can not only save us some blood, sweat, and tears but allow us to get a grasp on each day. Below are tips that can help you and your employees be more productive.
Just because a setting or a feature is there in Adwords does not mean that you have to use it. At Get Found First we have been working with Adwords for quite some time and have seen a lot of features added to it. While it is great to see Google taking care of its golden goose, PPC managers should be cautious before jumping on something new.
I am going to give some examples of features to be cautious of. I’m not saying to never use these features. We use all of them. Just take note of potential problems and make an educated decision.
Last week I showed you how to identify and create audiences for PPC remarketing. This week I will give you some pointers and a general walkthrough in setting up new remarketing campaigns in Google Adwords.
Let’s get right to it.
The only thing you’ll need for this process is your Google Adwords account. If however you prefer using Adwords Editor the thought process remains basically the same.
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