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Google Clarifies Structured Data Rules For Returns & Loyalty Programs

Google Clarifies Structured Data Rules For Returns & Loyalty Programs

Google has updated its structured data documentation to clarify how merchants should implement markup for return policies and loyalty programs. The updates aim to reduce confusion and ensure compatibility with Google Search features. Key Changes In Return Policy Markup The updated documentation clarifies that only a limited subset of return policy data is supported at […]

Why phrase match is losing ground to broad match in Google Ads

Why phrase match is losing ground to broad match in Google Ads

Advertisers have long debated the merits of broad match versus phrase match in Google Ads.  But while arguments around query control and relevancy remain valid, a less discussed but more decisive factor has quietly shifted the landscape: cost.  Recent data shows phrase match is becoming significantly more expensive, often without delivering better results. Google’s long […]

Is web traffic a vanity metric? Not if you’re a publisher

Is web traffic a vanity metric? Not if you’re a publisher

Rand Fishkin recently sparked debate with his SparkToro blog post, “In a Zero-Click World, Traffic is a Terrible Goal.”  He pointed to a HubSpot survey where 60% of marketers said their top website priority is “increasing traffic,” and 59% listed “overall traffic growth” as their primary key performance indicator (KPI). Then, Fishkin delivered the digital […]

How To Calculate Your ROAS & Ways To Use It

How To Calculate Your ROAS & Ways To Use It

Return on ad spend (ROAS) is a common metric or key performance indicator for paid search campaigns. PPC managers and digital marketing executives have been using it for a long time. In fact, it isn’t even novel to just digital marketing. While calculating and connecting the dots with attribution for full end-to-end digital marketing is […]

How to save $150,000 in brand CPC costs: Brand bidding explained

How to save 0,000 in brand CPC costs: Brand bidding explained

Brand bidding is the practice when your affiliates or competitors run paid ads on your branded keywords to capture your traffic and potential customers. You can ignore brand bidding, but your budget and customers won’t. Recent statistics show that: CPC for branded keywords can increase up to ×10 due to aggressive brand bidding. When a […]

Google Explains How Long It Takes For SEO To Work

Google Explains How Long It Takes For SEO To Work

Google’s martin Splitt and John Mueller discussed how long it takes for SEO to have an effect. Google’s John Mueller explained that there are different levels of optimization and that some have a more immediate effect than other more complex changes. Visible Changes From SEO Some SEOs like to make blanket statements that SEO is […]

Think you know how your Google Ads campaigns are performing? Think again.

Think you know how your Google Ads campaigns are performing? Think again.

The invisible cost of not knowing where you stand You’re hitting your KPIs. Your ROAS looks solid. CPCs are under control. Everything in your Google Ads dashboard says performance is… fine. But here’s the problem: You don’t actually know how you’re performing. Not really. Why? Because Google Ads tells you what you’re doing, but not […]

OpenAI Quietly Adds Shopify As A Shopping Search Partner

OpenAI Quietly Adds Shopify As A Shopping Search Partner

OpenAI has quietly added Shopify as a third-party search partner to help power their shopping search, which shows shopping-rich results. The addition of Shopify was not formally announced, but quietly tucked into OpenAI ChatGPT search documentation. Shopify Is An OpenAI Search Partner Aleyda Solís (LinkedIn profile) recently noticed that OpenAI had updated their Search documentation […]

The new marketing war isn’t for clicks – it’s for memory

The new marketing war isn’t for clicks – it’s for memory

Marketing used to be a game of visibility. You researched the market, spotted the gaps, built the content, ran the ads. You showed up, people saw you, some of them clicked-and, crucially, you could see it happening. You had dashboards. Attribution models. Funnels. You could test, optimize, improve. It wasn’t perfect, but it was observable. That era […]