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Awful to Amazing: Real World Examples of Google AdWords Campaigns for “Data Backup Software”

By Robert Clarke | B2B, Conversion Rate Optimization, GOOGLE ADWORDS, Paid Search, Pay Per Click, PPC | Comments are Closed | 10 April, 2018 | 0

We are a Certified Google Partner, and love seeing what brands are up to with their Google AdWords budget. This is the 17th instalment of a series we call “Critiquing Your Google AdWords Campaigns”. We Google a search term and evaluate the top 3 Google Ads as well as their landing pages for their ability to “Attract” and “Convert” visitorsRead more

call tracking software google adwords examples

The Good, the Bad & The Ugly – Examples of Google Ads & Landing Pages for Search “Call Tracking Software”

By Robert Clarke | B2B, Conversion Rate Optimization, Customer Acquisition, GOOGLE ADWORDS, Pay Per Click, PPC | Comments are Closed | 12 December, 2017 | 1

We are a Certified Google Partner, and love seeing what brands are up to with their Google AdWords budget. This is the 16th instalment of a series we call “Critiquing Your Google AdWords Campaigns”. We Google a search term and evaluate the top 3 Google Ads as well as their landing pages for their ability to “Attract” and “Convert” visitorsRead more

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A Monthly B2B Digital Marketing Checklist

By Robert Clarke | Attract, B2B, Business Development, Convert, GOOGLE ADWORDS, Keep, Lead Generation, LinkedIn, Mobile Marketing, Paid Search, Pay Per Click, PPC, Referral Marketing, SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION | Comments are Closed | 25 October, 2016 | 0

AdWords, SEO, CRO, Email, Mobile, Social, Content, etc., etc., etc. There’s a lot going on in digital marketing. Perhaps too much for a lot of B2B businesses to keep up with. But despite all the channels, tactics, and tools; digital still boils down to three words: attract, convert, and keep. In other words, you wantRead more

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Wasted Clicks, Wasted Cash: Why Google Needs a B2B Category for its Ad Platform

By Robert Clarke | B2B, Business Development, GOOGLE ADWORDS, PPC | Comments are Closed | 9 August, 2016 | 0

Google made $19 billion from advertising last year. That’s a lot of clicks. And for B2B companies, a lot of wasted clicks, and a lot of wasted cash. That’s because Google has yet to cater its advertising platform to B2B advertisers and shoppers. For consumers searching for consumer products, you get both regular text adsRead more

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Examples of Google AdWords Done Right (and Wrong) for “B2B Leads” Search

By Robert Clarke | B2B, GOOGLE ADWORDS, PPC | 1 comment | 23 February, 2016 | 1

We are a Google Partner Agency, and have managed millions of dollars in Google AdWords budget, and love observing what companies are doing on the PPC Marketing front. This is the 11th instalment of a series we call “Critiquing Your Google AdWords Campaigns”. We Google a search term and evaluate the top 3 Google Ads as well as their landing pages for theirRead more

5 Tips for Better B2B Google AdWords Campaigns

5 Tips for Better B2B Google AdWords Campaigns

By Robert Clarke | B2B, GOOGLE ADWORDS, PPC, Retargeting | 1 comment | 9 February, 2016 | 1

When it comes to AdWords, B2B is a lot like B2C but with some nuances. You’re still targeting people actively searching for keywords related to your business…it’s just that your prospect is searching on behalf of their business. Here’s 5 Tips for Improving Your B2B AdWords Campaigns. Don’t Waste Money on “Consumer” Clicks You’re notRead more

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5 Marketing Statistics I Was Shocked to Learn

By Robert Clarke | Blogging, influence marketing, Marketing Agency, Mobile Marketing, Retargeting, Technology | Comments are Closed | 6 October, 2015 | 0

Okay, so there’s nothing at all original about a “marketing stats” blog. I know. But, I do follow the digital industry closely and sometimes come across some pretty interesting stats. And seeing that businesses are gearing up for Q4, the holiday season, and 2016 planning, I figured I’d put together a few stats that mightRead more

Google Ad Checklist & 5 Good Examples

Google Ad Checklist & 5 Good Examples

By Robert Clarke | Copywriting, GOOGLE ADWORDS, Paid Search, Pay Per Click, PPC | Comments are Closed | 27 July, 2015 | 1

Google Ads. Love them or hate them, they’re the reason Google is able to deliver you so many great products (Search, Gmail, Analytics, Drive, etc.) for FREE. In fact, Google’s take from its advertising platform (AdWords) totalled nearly $60 billion in 2014, or 90% of the company’s total revenue (Statista). So the question is, withRead more

Can You Use PPC for Content Marketing?

By Robert Clarke | Content Marketing, Paid Search, Pay Per Click, PPC, Retargeting | Comments are Closed | 22 June, 2015 | 0

I was asked by a Twitter friend this morning if there’s a way to use Pay Per Click (PPC aka SEM Google AdWords) to help promote your content. And my answer to her was a resounding yes. Especially because we all know we have to create great content, but often overlook the marketing of theRead more

Let’s Redesign Your Landing Page in 20 Minutes…NetSuite

By Robert Clarke | Conversion Optimisation, Conversion Rate Optimization, Convert, GOOGLE ADWORDS, Landing Page Optimization, PPC | Comments are Closed | 8 June, 2015 | 0

In the past I’ve critiqued a lot of Google ads and landing pages on this blog. But, like they say, everyone’s a critic. So I’d like to try and take a different spin on this: I’m not only going to critique a landing page, I’m going to redesign it. And I’m going to try andRead more

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