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When you select keywords for your search marketing campaigns, you’re trying to identify customers who want whatever it is that you have to offer. This is easier to understand if we think about “searchers” rather than “keywords.” Keywords can be ambiguous, but searchers aren’t...
A few days ago, Google AdWords made two major modifications to the rules that determine which ads appear in which locations on the page. While AdWords quietly makes minor tweaks and changes all the time, these major change were announced on the official AdWords blog , and are likely to have noticeable...
Clean up your dirty campaigns! No I'm not talking about politics here. I'm talking about your search engine marketing accounts. Unless you have unlimited funds, unlimited time, and more patience than sense, a regular cleaning of your PPC accounts can help profitability, improve quality scores...
Google recently announced changes to its quality score, so we’d like to share what this means for Clickable’s customers. First, what is quality score and how does Clickable address it? Google’s quality score is a dynamic variable calculated for each of your search advertising keywords...
Hello everyone, I am Jonathan Betz, an Engineering Director here at Clickable. Max asked me to take a moment to introduce myself and tell you a little bit about where we’re going with Clickable’s recommendation system, the ActEngine. Let me share a little of my background. I joined Clickable...
In recent months, Google has made significant changes to the algorithm it uses to calculate Quality Score. In an effort to increase the quality of keywords, ads, and landing pages, Google has again modified the old CTR (Click-Through-Rate) * Max CPC (Cost-Per-Click) formula from the past. You can read...