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Digital Marketing Strategies With AdWords For Ecommerce Marketing

Alison McGuireMay 18, 2018

Written by Paul Granger Google AdWords has become increasingly competitive. This has meant that it has become even more difficult to ensure success when it c...

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Google Trust & Safety ad removals in 2017

Ronan LeonardMarch 14, 2018

Last year Google announced that in 2016, they removed 1.7 billion ads that violated their policies and this year, Google has announced that they took down more ...

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A Dozen Takeaways from Wolfgang Digital’s 2017 E-commerce Benchmark Study Is your website beating, meeting or behind the industry average?

Ronan LeonardSeptember 7, 2017

Wolfgang Digital’s 2017 E-commerce Benchmark KPI study is out, with an even bigger sample size than ever before. Analysing 143 million website sessions and €447 million in online revenues, the study gives e-commerce marketers essential insights to he...

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How to do Search Engine Marketing well on a limited budget, Kirk Williams, PPC expert speaking at 3XE October 19th

Simon CockingAugust 31, 2017

By @SimonCocking, great interview with Kirk Williams Founder: ZATO. PPCer who will be coming to Ireland to speak at the upcoming 3XE event on Thursday October ...

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How to excell at Google Adwords, a Masterclass with Micheal Brennan at Amplify, Cork 27/28th

Simon CockingJuly 12, 2017

By @SimonCocking interview with Mícheál Brennan of SMBclix.com, a Digital Marketing Agency who will be speaking at Amplify Digital Marketing Conference, July 27...

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Google revamp their policies after YouTube ad boycott

Ronan LeonardMarch 21, 2017

Google have reacted to the growing crisis in the UK over extremist content appearing on YouTube, which has caused major companies such as Volkswagen, Toyota, Tesco, Marks and Spencer, McDonalds and ad agency Havas cancelling their YouTube Ad campaign...

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