What’s the Big Deal about Hiring a Google Premier Partner?
June 22, 2022
Running a business is more than a full-time job. It is a labor of love that takes a lot of your time, attention, and energy.
Running a business is more than a full-time job. It is a labor of love that takes a lot of your time, attention, and energy.
Google has confirmed that the page experience update for destop search results that started February 22, 2022 was completed nine-days later on March 3, 2022,
Most business owners have experienced the nightmare of dealing with a bad review. Sometimes those bad reviews go beyond “bad review” status and are simply
Most business owners understand how valuable reviews are in today’s market. Online reviews are the topping on your beautiful business cake – and you want
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
If you aren’t already aware of Google’s major marketing change this year, you’re about to find out. Google AdWords made a major change to their
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?
Google changes as often as the latest clothing trend. It’s in one day, and out the next. It can feel pretty overwhelming to keep up
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)
These advertisers are getting some exposure because of the government shutdown. I knew it! I knew that if I went to Google to search for ‘Government Shutdown’ I would find advertisers there. Who can blame them? If they have content about the shutdown, they have a right to pay for it to be seen.
Interesting note: Google does not show ads on the first page of the SERPs. You have to go to page 2 in order to see the ads.
Weird/sensational title? Nope. I really am going to talk about feminine products and PPC. This one is as “Miscellaneous Monday” as they come.
Today @robert_brady confirmed what a number of PPC practitioners have feared. Google Adwords is miscalculating your CPAs (Cost per Conversions). Check out his article here.
After hearing the news we dug into one of our accounts and did some pay-per-click data analysis. While our numbers didn’t turn out as dramatically as Robert’s did we did find solid and statistical evidence that:
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