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5 essential Google Shopping optimizations Google won’t tell you by ShoppingIQ

Martech

With Black Friday fast approaching, implementing the latest tactics is crucial to ensure your ad spend is invested wisely amid rising costs per click. The below five optimizations are critical and we strongly suggest they are reviewerd and implemented ASAP.

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9 Tools & Tactics for Effective Paid Content Distribution

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Known for precise targeting and access to premium publishers, Zemanta enhances ad optimization and reach. For the self-service solution, there is no minimum cost, but rather a cost per impression. Because of these pricing models, you’ll want to make sure you’re only paying to share the best content you have.

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CPM, CPC, CPA, WTF? A guide to setting campaign objectives

Choozle

CPM, CPC, CPA, CTR, WTF? Goals are set at the ad group-level and are important because they inform our system’s site, supply vendor, and creative auto-optimizations. Goal types include: Reach (CPM): This goal uses algorithms to optimize for the greatest reach by impression. Deciding between CPM, CPC, CPA, and CTR.

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6 SEO KPIs Every Search Marketer Should Know

Hubspot

Ever since I was first introduced to search engine optimization (SEO), I've had to use it in every role I've had from editorial writing jobs to marketing blogging. Cost-per-click (CPC). Cost-per-click (CPC) is the amount that you'll pay for each click on your ad.

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How to Optimize Your Product Listing Ads For More Clicks

Unbounce

These product listing ads (PLAs) are like a miniature ecommerce store, complete with images of the product, prices, ratings/reviews, and other helpful information—all the stuff you want to know before you buy. The ads feature an image of the product and pertinent information, such as price and product description. Pretty nifty, huh?

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B2B Paid Social Benchmarks: What We Learned From $15M in Spend on Facebook and LinkedIn

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For example, an $82 CPC could be great for a company that only targets CEOs of maritime engineering companies with a $100k ACV product, but horrible for a company selling task management software to developers for $12/month. and want to quickly optimize those with the most initial engagement. A CTR of 0.60% to 1% is considered good.

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What every marketer needs to know about programmatic advertising

Martech

Without this there’s no way to optimize the ad and try out different iterations. All of this drives the price up. It is more often a fixed-price agreement rather than an auction. Preferred deal is a one-on-one programmatic auction where publishers sell premium inventory at a set CPM price to a selected number of advertisers.