Google launches Real-Time Policy Reviews for faster ad approvals
Google is introducing Real-Time Policy Reviews to speed up ad approvals with instant feedback during campaign creation.
Google is introducing Real-Time Policy Reviews to speed up ad approvals with instant feedback during campaign creation.
New global research data reveals the tech gap quietly costing teams speed, revenue, and competitive ground.
Connect GSC data to Claude Code, generate custom visualizations, and create flexible reporting workflows for stakeholder meetings.
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Google said Gemini 3 is the "most intelligent model, that combines all of Gemini’s capabilities together so you can bring any idea to life."
Google sets deadline for Google Ads API v15 sunset, urging developers to upgrade to avoid service disruptions.
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Google Ads plans to retire the old interface and replace it with a new, more organized design for all markets.
Google Ads API v17 comes with new features and changes that impact resource usage policies, batch processing, reporting capabilities and more.
The platform has launched new audience types and introduced in-market audiences to markets in EMEA, APAC and LATM.
Changes from the experiment to the base campaign can also be applied with a single click.
The API is backward compatible and there are currently no changes in scope or functionality.
The new design features an Explore tab with recommendations based on the listener's interests.
Here's how you set up a GTM account, create your first tags and triggers, and use the platform to streamline your tracking setup process.
The latest version incorporates new features for ads, conversions, reporting as well as Hotel Ads, App campaigns and more.
There are thousands of Skills and Actions but very few people are using them.
Like Google Ads Scripts, the new Bing Ads Scripts can be used to apply multiple changes or monitor performance across accounts and campaigns.
It's time to get serious about embracing the new AdWords.
More business owners are reporting that they are seeing the new Google My Business dashboard. Are you seeing it?
Advertisers getting used to working in the new UI will find some bonus capabilities.
Google Assistant is officially available for many Android phones now, but the rollout will take time.
The highly requested desktop tool is now out of beta.
As Google continues to build out the new UI, more advertisers are getting access.
Google App Streaming is now live in the Android Google App search results. You can preview apps directly from the search results before downloading them.
Bing deploys multiple updates per day in an effort to constantly improve the search results and features.
Change brings more flexibility to reach and frequency reporting for display campaigns.
Starting today, some customers will begin to see the new Bing Ads user interface announced last week. All customers will have the new look in the coming weeks. The new interface design is cleaner with fewer competing colors and a bigger report canvas. The focus of the new design is to make data visualization and […]
Google announced last night that you can now, or in the upcoming weeks as Google rolls it out, customize and rearrange the order of the products and apps within the Google navigation bar as you like. Meaning, if you want to move up the Google Maps icon and move down the Google Sites icon in […]
The testing is over. Google has confirmed its plans to add a new app launcher to the main Google navigation bar that will give users quicker access to other Google products. It’s the same grid-style app launcher that many users will already recognize from Android devices and Chromebook computers. Google has been testing this nav […]
Account managers have been bombarded with alerts in their AdWords dashboards for months now. Today, notices like the one below started appearing upon login to AdWords — upgrade your campaigns by July 22 or Google will do it for you. Now, in a new blog post, Senior Vice President-Ads & Commerce Sridhar Ramaswamy states that a […]
Like many of my fellow PPC colleagues, I feel uneasy about the impending move to Enhanced Campaigns and the lurking cutover deadline of July 22nd. Should we convert now and get it over with? Should we run a few tests with our smaller, simpler accounts? Should we abandon tightly-crafted, geo-segmented campaigns in favor of the new geo-bidding […]
There’s been a lot of confusion among paid search marketers upset about the lack of device targeting in Enhanced Campaigns. This article will tell you how to advertise your mobile app using AdWords while checking out the new app promotion ad format in AdWords. One of the most common hypothetical use cases for device targeting […]
The adCenter team recently released some features aimed at improving Advertiser Time-Efficiency. These features are live right now, though they may not be officially announced at the time this post is published. During a recent trip to adCenter headquarters, Eric Enge was able to get some insight into these new features, and what we can […]
The old AdSense interface is gone for good, as of yesterday, so holdouts clinging to that version are being thrust smack-dab in the middle of the new AdSense. Users had previously been able to toggle back and forth between the old and new versions of the interface. Publishers have certainly had plenty of warning. Google […]
Today’s F8 had it all. A cameo from SNL’s Andy Samberg, glitzy new designs, cutting edge new features and compelling product videos. But what was actually announced? Here are the major takeaways from today’s conference: Timeline For all of those complaining about the new Facebook layout, don’t worry- its days are numbered. Today “Timeline” was […]
I’m sitting in the large hall in the SF Concourse awaiting the F8 keynote from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, now a wealthier man (on paper) than Google co-founders Brin and Page. We expect a series of announcements around music and movies but there will be a ton of stats about Facebook usage and growth. If […]
Talk about eating your own dogfood! Today, Twitter CEO Evan Williams took questions for an hour on Twitter, about Twitter, replying from his own account. What was he asked? Many questions about how the new Twitter works, from people who don’t yet have it. And if he likes cats (yes). I’ve compiled a transcript, below. […]
You’ve done the research. You’ve done the build. Now it’s time to launch!
Today, Facebook announced new simplified privacy controls designed to ease a settings overload problem that it admitted has challenged its users. Did it succeed? I’d give it an A for effort but a C+ to B- for actually solving the overload problem. Rather than a “one click solution” or a single-page recap, there remains a […]