Search Engine Marketing

Google drops reporting on several structured data types

In June, Google announced it was deprecating seven structured data types from working within Google Search. Now, Google is also removing the reporting related to six of the seven of those structured data types. The impacted structured data types. Google will stop reporting on Course Info, Claim Review, Estimated Salary, Learning Video, Special Announcement, and

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Cross-platform, not copy-paste: Smarter Meta, TikTok, and Pinterest ad creative

Repurposing the same creative across Meta, TikTok, and Pinterest Ads may seem efficient, but like many shortcuts, it comes with shortcomings. Creating original assets for every platform takes time, budget, and creative energy – and most teams are already stretched thin. Yet what saves time in production can quickly cost in performance. Each platform has

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3 things you’ll only learn at the SAP Emarsys Loyalty Masterclass by Emarsys

Every sharp marketer wants the same thing: Customers who come back again and again, not because they’re bribed with discounts, but because they want to. Despite this, customer loyalty feels harder to maintain than ever before. The frustrating part? Sure-fire tactics that have worked for decades are starting to fall flat.  Traditional programs built on

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Facebook ad costs jump 21% in 2025, but still beat Google

Social ads remain small businesses’ go-to play despite rising costs. New benchmark data from WordStream LocaliQ shows Facebook’s average cost per lead (CPL) climbed 21% year over year to $27.66. By comparison, Google’s average CPL is $70.11. By the numbers. Traffic campaigns: CTR: 1.71% average, up from 1.57% in 2024. Highest: Shopping, Collectibles & Gifts

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