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Google Ad Extensions help to increase ad rank and click through rate of your website. These allow you to add more content to your ad, giving you more space on the search results page and give people additional ways of reaching you. There are a variety of Ad Extensions that you can use. Sitelink Extensions These are clickable words that link to specific pages. They can appear in two ways - simple wording or with descriptions....

You’ve read all about Instagram ads and what they are but now you want to know why to use them, and what’s in it for you? As we have seen, Instagram has over 1 billion users - 800 million of those are active monthly. But sharing posts organically is not enough to get them seen in the ever changing platform. This is where Instagram ads come in. They allow you to reach new people, audiences, and raise...

Instagram is a growing social media platform, with over 1 billion users. With this amount of users, it can be difficult to reach your audience, and compete with competitors. However, Instagram Ads are a great way to narrow out your competition and reach potential audiences, whilst gaining brand awareness and exposure. Why Use Instagram Ads Using Ads instead of simply ‘boosting’ posts can get a wider audience, as well as giving you access to custom audiences....

One of the reasons why Facebook Ads are so powerful, is their features of letting you set specific objectives that your brand aims to meet. These objectives are the action that you want people to do when viewing your ads, with there being 3 top tiers - and various individual objectives underneath. Awareness Objectives These are seen as top of the funnel, as they are aimed at generating interest in your products or services that you...

Improving quality score and optimising your Ad account structure are some of the things regularly said to help your PPC campaign, but what people often miss is that great content can help improve your ad campaign. This relationship also works both ways, not only does great content help your Google Ads campaign, but you can also drive traffic to your content through other Paid Search channels such as Facebook Ads. How Does Content Help PPC? ...

Social Media is a great way to increase traffic and brand exposure, as well as generate quality leads and sales. Did you know that Facebook remains the platform of choice for the majority of marketers? You may already use Facebook organically, you may even have spent some budget on ‘boosting’ your posts, but why should you use Facebook Ads? Find out below. People spend a lot of time on Facebook - the average person spends 40 minutes...

Your pages ability to rank can be impacted by on-page ranking factors. These can be easily implemented or changed, helping you to rank higher and get more traffic through to your website.  Page Content The content of a page is what makes it worthy of a search result position. Creating good quality content will draw people to your website. This content should also be linkable so that Search Engines can rank it, helping to drive traffic to...

A meta description is a summary or snippet of information that shows under the URL of a website in the Search results page. This is a brief description of the contents of the page to the searcher, of up to 320 characters in length. Search engines show it in search results when the meta description also includes the keywords being searched. Meta descriptions influence the decision of the searcher, as it will attract them to click...

Google have recently announced that they will be making various changes to the Google Seller Ratings. This is a feature that you can get on Google PPC Ads. Google Seller ratings are rating displayed to your customers on your search result, enabling them to find businesses that offer quality services. Seller Ratings Changes Come early October, Google will begin displaying your businesses seller rating on a country basis, helping to make it more localised for customers within your country....

Natural language search, or conversational search, is search carried out in everyday language, phrasing questions as you would ask them if you were talking to someone or seeking advice. These queries can be typed into a search engine, spoken aloud with voice search, or a digital assistant like Siri. Natural language and keyword based searches are different. A keyword-based search query for that information might be “Eiffel Tower height”. But if you were searching using natural...