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What Are Performance Max Campaigns? A Beginner’s Guide

Performance Max (PMax) campaigns are a transformative feature within Google Ads, offering advertisers a new way to access all of Google’s inventory from a single campaign. These campaigns leverage machine learning to automate targeting, creative, and bidding strategies, aiming to maximize conversion value across Search, Display, YouTube, Gmail, and Discover. What Are Performance Max Campaigns? […]

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Responsive Search Ads in Google Ads | A Practical Guide for Marketers

Responsive Search Ads (RSAs) have become the standard in Google Ads search campaigns. Since Expanded Text Ads (ETAs) were deprecated in 2022, RSAs are now the default format for creating flexible and highly personalized search ads. But what exactly are Responsive Search Ads, and how do you make the most of them? In this guide,

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Custom Columns in Google Ads | Formulas for Budget & Pacing Insights

Custom columns in Google Ads allow advertisers to go far beyond default reporting. With custom formulas, you can calculate your own KPIs—tailored to your campaigns and goals. Especially when it comes to budget pacing, lost opportunity analysis, and investment forecasting, custom columns are essential.   This article highlights nine advanced budget metrics that can be

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Google Ads Inventory Types Explained – Choose the Right Fit

In today’s highly competitive digital advertising landscape, brands cannot afford to overlook the Inventory Type setting in Google Ads. While it’s easy to focus solely on bidding strategies, targeting, and creative, the environment where your ads appear can heavily influence campaign outcomes both performance-wise and reputationally. Google Ads offers three Inventory Types: Expanded Inventory Standard

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Where to See Search Partner and Display Network Traffic in Google Ads

When running Google Ads campaigns, it’s important to understand where your traffic is coming from. Are your clicks coming from Google Search itself, or from Search Partners? Is your Display traffic performing differently than you thought? Here’s a breakdown of where to find these insights — both in Google Ads and Google Analytics 4 (GA4).

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Target CPV in Google Ads – Pay Only for Real Engagement

Target CPV (Cost Per View) is a video-specific bidding strategy in Google Ads that lets advertisers control how much they’re willing to pay for a single view. It’s designed for TrueView ads on YouTube, where you only pay when someone actively chooses to watch your video or engage with it. What is Target CPV? Target

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Target CPM in Google Ads – Optimize Video Campaigns for Reach

Target CPM (Cost Per Mille) is a bidding strategy designed specifically for video campaigns in Google Ads. Instead of focusing on clicks or conversions, Target CPM optimizes your bids to reach as many people as possible while keeping the average cost per 1,000 impressions within your target range. What is Target CPM? Target CPM stands

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Portfolio Bidding in Google Ads – Smarter Bid Management Across Campaigns

Portfolio bidding strategies in Google Ads allow advertisers to apply a single bidding strategy across multiple campaigns, ad groups, or keywords. It’s a powerful feature for larger accounts that want to centralize bid management, optimize more efficiently, and scale performance across multiple campaigns with shared goals. What is a Portfolio Bidding Strategy? A portfolio bidding

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Enhanced CPC in Google Ads – Smart Optimization with Manual Control

Enhanced CPC (eCPC) is a semi-automated bidding strategy in Google Ads that blends the control of manual bidding with the intelligence of Google’s algorithm. It’s ideal for advertisers who still want to manage bids manually but are open to optimization based on conversion likelihood. What is Enhanced CPC? Enhanced CPC allows Google Ads to automatically

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Target Impression Share in Google Ads – Bidding for Visibility

Target Impression Share (TIS) is a smart bidding strategy in Google Ads that focuses not on clicks or conversions, but on visibility. It’s ideal when you want to ensure your ads show up in top positions, especially for branded terms or competitive keywords. What is Target Impression Share? Target Impression Share automatically sets your bids

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