Man, the ad placement is all over the place. One minute I'm on page one, I refresh and it's bumped me to page two or three. Can't seem to lock it down...
This was awesome. Really helped me organize my own messy thoughts on this. I do have one question though—do different ad types impact organic keyword ...
Question on the tier 1/2/3 exact match groups: For the exact match campaigns, do you dump a bunch of core keywords into one ad group? Or is it better ...
Product page traffic is cheap but low-intent. If you’re only getting clicks there, you’re not building keyword rank.
You need clicks and orders from s...
So you're looking at maybe 2 weeks to decide on 100 units, 3 weeks for 200-300... That kind of timeline only works if you hit a home run on day one. F...
Back when video ads first launched, clicks and conversions were insane. Every ad group was a winner. It made sense—video is way more engaging than a s...
The lack of clicks tells me the problem is likely either:
Images — if your main image doesn't stand out in the search results, people won't click, eve...
Double revenue usually means moving the needle on your BSR and locking down those core organic spots. The ad game here is about spending just enough t...
Here’s how I see it: back in the A9 days, it was all about ranking for head terms and blasting traffic. That’s what led to all the sketchy tactics. No...
This is such a great breakdown. Super helpful for newbies. My niche has crazy broad, numerous, and vague keywords. Tested a bunch, conversion rates we...
"Keyword rank" tactics make me laugh sometimes. Ranking for a word is whatever. Did you do the work BEFORE trying to rank? If your keyword relevance i...
Another great post! Curious how you guys hit low ACOS. I’ve only tried product targeting and low-bid auto campaigns. Would love to hear your real stra...
Your confusion points are exactly where 90% of new sellers mess up.
Week 1 placement boosts = waste.
You don’t need top of search when you have 0 revi...
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