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B2B Display Ads with Demographic Targeting: Why Doesn’t Google Do This?

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To date, in order to reach specific markets or corporate demographics through online display, B2B marketers have needed to rely primarily on targeting by content – placing ads either on sites of an editorial focus likely to be read by their target audience, or using contextual models where ads appear adjacent to related content.

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How One SaaS Company Doubled their Lead Volume from Paid Search

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So it adopted an A/B test strategy with the campaign’s landing pages, testing new copy or design (never both) head-to-head against the existing pages in order to increase the number of conversions. Improve tracking to better measure PPC effectiveness. Expanded the scope of the campaign to include other search engines.

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Video Tech Company Leverages SEM to Drive Enterprise Leads

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In 2015, JW Player piloted a small-scale, in-house SEM program on Google AdWords to gauge the potential efficacy of using search advertising to drive qualified leads for its enterprise video platform. The company’s flagship product, JW Player, is live on more than 2 million sites with more than 1.3 billion unique monthly views.

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Maker’s Mark: PR Debacle or Social Media Genius?

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The basic story is this: in February, Maker’s Mark announced that they would be reducing the alcohol content in their bourbon from 45 percent to 42 percent, ostensibly in order to boost supplies of its product to meet high consumer demand. We Listened.” The same message also appeared on their Facebook page (image above.)

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Broad Match is Not Your Friend: Using Match Types to Get More from Your PPC Campaign

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Selective and proactive use of match types (broad, phrase, exact) is a key technique in optimizing the performance of Google AdWords™ campaigns. Let’s review your options when it comes to match types: Broad match is Google’s default option. The query must be in the specified order and not contain any other terms.

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