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  1. Google AdWords Keyword Match Types and Negatives: The Ultimate Guide

    On the Google Display Network, all keywords are considered broad match only. Negative keywords work on the Google Display Network. When you add terms as negative keywords called "keyword exclusions" for Display Network targeted campaigns, ads won't...

  2. Retail Paid Search Competition Heats Up with New Entrants

    Retailers spent more than $2.3 billion on paid search advertising with Google AdWords and the Yahoo Bing Network in 2012, according to AdGooroo data (disclosure: I work there) making retail the most robust category for paid search in terms of ad...

  3. Unlock Powerful Insights With This Complex AdWords Retargeting Process

    Finally, one really awesome thing about search retargeting is that people in certain audience segments can be excluded from seeing ads in the search network. After a bit of technical wizardry (because I needed my account rep's assistance to get...

  4. A 5-Step Plan to Increase Brand Awareness Using the Google Display Network

    Placement targeting on the Google Display Network can be very powerful, allowing you to reach your target audience all across the web. You can use the following simple five-step plan to create a brand awareness campaign on the Google Display Network.

  5. Using Multipliers Effectively in AdWords

    Google Display Network The Google Display Network (GDN) has its own version. Leaving aside the argument of which level (campaign, ad group or keyword) this multiplier should be set at, it hints at a major shift in AdWords and how we'll be managing...

  6. Microsoft-Yahoo Search Ad Deal Will Continue for Another Year

    The search partnership guarantees Yahoo 18 months of revenue per search for ads that appear on the wide network of Yahoo sites. However, Microsoft wants the market share that Yahoo provides and they don’t want to potentially lose the deal to...

  7. Google Active View Format Gets Accreditation

    Active View, introduced in 2012, lets advertisers reserve inventory on the Google Display Network and pay only for those that meet the Interactive Advertising Bureau’s proposed viewability standard of at least 50 percent of an ad being visible...

  8. Google AdWords vs. Yahoo Bing Network – A PPC Performance Comparison

    And yet, less is known about the entity that reportedly accounts for roughly the other third of searches – the Yahoo Bing Network (YBN). Across the six verticals studied, AdGooroo found 25,056 paid search advertisers on YBN receiving at least one...