Posts discussing audience targeting outside of remarketing.
Late last year, Google announced it would be migrating audience keywords to Custom Intent targeting for Display Network campaigns. You may have noticed the ‘self-migration flow,’ as Google calls it, in your keyword-targeted Display campaigns since December 2018. Now, the deadline for migration is upon us, with Google stating that all ad groups currently using
Google launched its Customer March feature back in 2015. If you need a refresher on what it is, you can read our write-up here. In short, the feature allowed advertisers to upload a list of email addresses and have them matched with existing Google accounts. This could then be used as an audience for RLSA
Looking back on 2018, one of the more effective audience targets we’ve been able to leverage in our campaigns is Lookalike audiences. If you’re unfamiliar with this targeting strategy, Lookalike audiences provide a way for you to submit a list of users to a platform and have them search for users on their platform who
For every Google Ads advertiser who’s wondered whether their ad is showing or not for specific terms/in specific place/on specific devices the Ad Preview and Diagnosis Tool is a vital part of your toolbox. It’s a great way to troubleshoot what might be the issue before calling into Google Ads support. Recently, Google has added
About a year ago, the buzz began around Google rolling out In-Market audience targeting for Search campaigns. Based on Google’s presentation at the 2017 Google Marketing Next event, advertisers who were part of the initial Beta test saw an average of a 10% increase in conversion rate with In-Market audiences for Search. Bing beat Google
After a beta in the U.S. in 2017, In-Market Audiences are available in Bing! (Unfortunately, this feature is only available for U.S. advertisers at this point.) This audience type allows advertisers to target folks who have exhibited potential buying behavior based on search trends and history. These audiences can eliminate the need for advertisers to
AdWords has been rolling out more and more audience targeting features, and made Life Events targeting available to all advertisers last month. Having all of these options is great, but your head might be spinning when trying to determine the right strategy — custom intent audiences, or life events, or in-market audiences, and the list
A while back we wrote about 2 audiences to exclude from your next Facebook campaign. Excluding those folks from the start of your Facebook campaign can save money and time that is spent targeting folks who will never turn into a paying customer. While attending Pubcon Austin I was listening to a presentation by Marty Weintraub of
In November, Google rolled out some new features, and the one I’ve been most excited to test is Custom Intent audiences for the Google Display Network. I have been a proponent of the GDN for a long time. While I understand its shortcomings, I have run successful GDN campaigns for multiple clients over the years,
This is a guest post by Joe Martinez, Director of Paid Media and Community for Granular. I’ll admit it. I’m still guilty of slapping the target keyword as a first headline in my text ads, but I hate doing this. Keyword headlines can lead to very boring search results with no obvious winner. Check out
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