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Why Every Google Ads Account Needs To Run Scripts
PPC accounts without scripts rely on luck, manual checks, and late alerts. Here’s why that’s a risk serious advertisers shouldn’t accept. The post Why Every Google Ads Account Needs To Run Scripts appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
PPC Pulse: More Apple Search Inventory, Exact Match Limits In AI Overviews via @sejournal, @brookeosmundson
Apple Ads inventory growth and reduced keyword control in Google AI Overviews define this week’s most notable PPC updates. The post PPC Pulse: More Apple Search Inventory, Exact Match Limits In AI Overviews appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google-Engaged Audience: Worry-Free Remarketing, Or A Waste Of Money?
Google-engaged audiences demonstrate where Google-owned traffic delivers higher match rates, stronger remarketing performance, and fewer implementation issues. The post Google-Engaged Audience: Worry-Free Remarketing, Or A Waste Of Money? appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
When To Say No To PMax: Strategic Use Cases For Standard Shopping Campaigns
Standard Shopping gives marketers dependable control and clear intent signals when Performance Max’s automation doesn’t align with complex sales needs. The post When To Say No To PMax: Strategic Use Cases For Standard Shopping Campaigns appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
PPC Pulse: Google Data Manager API, YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn Reserved Ads via @sejournal, @brookeosmundson
This week’s PPC Pulse covers Google’s Data Manager API, new YouTube Shorts features, and LinkedIn’s Reserved Ads for brand and performance teams. The post PPC Pulse: Google Data Manager API, YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn Reserved Ads appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
What Google’s 2025 Year in Review Tells Us About the Future of PPC via @sejournal, @brookeosmundson
A practical look at Google Ads’ 2025 releases, key takeaways for PPC managers, and what’s likely to shape strategy in 2026. The post What Google’s 2025 Year in Review Tells Us About the Future of PPC appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
PPC Pulse: AI Max Insights, Cyber Monday Trends & A New Google Asset via @sejournal, @brookeosmundson
This PPC Pulse recap covers evolving AI Max match type dynamics, real-time retail performance signals, and Google’s expanding use of AI-generated ad language. The post PPC Pulse: AI Max Insights, Cyber Monday Trends & A New Google Asset appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
2026 Marketing Forecast for PPC Leaders [Webinar] via @sejournal, @hethr_campbell
PPC Managers: Get the 2026 marketing forecast and discover how to optimize budgets and channels for effective campaigns before the new year! The post 2026 Marketing Forecast for PPC Leaders [Webinar] appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Should Your PPC Strategy Focus On The Lead Pipeline Or Revenue? via @sejournal, @brookeosmundson
Choosing between pipeline and revenue focus defines how campaigns behave, how performance is judged, and how reliably PPC contributes to profit. The post Should Your PPC Strategy Focus On The Lead Pipeline Or Revenue? appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Paid Ad Scheduling Across Time Zones That Actually Works via @sejournal, @brookeosmundson
Ad scheduling becomes a performance multiplier when campaigns align with regional time zones, local behavior, and data-driven delivery windows. The post Paid Ad Scheduling Across Time Zones That Actually Works appeared first on Search Engine Journal.