Search Engine Marketing

LTV:CAC explained: Why you shouldn’t rely on this KPI

Savvy PPC marketers often praise LTV:CAC as a superior KPI for measuring profitability and guiding budget decisions.  While insightful, correctly leveraging LTV:CAC is far more complex than it seems – and certainly not as straightforward as ROAS, which itself can be misleading. To avoid missteps, it’s crucial to understand when LTV:CAC is useful, its limitations, […]

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Amazon’s 2025 title policy update: Key changes and implementation guide

Amazon recently announced significant changes to its product title policy, set to take effect Jan. 21. This update marks a shift in how sellers approach product listing titles on the Amazon platform.  Titles have long been considered the most important piece of structured data on a product detail page for Amazon SEO. This is especially

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The One Thing SEO Agencies Need To Know About Winning Enterprise Clients via @sejournal, @danielkcheung

Winning enterprise SEO clients isn’t just about technical brilliance – it’s about understanding their planning cycles, building trust, and aligning with their priorities. The post The One Thing SEO Agencies Need To Know About Winning Enterprise Clients appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

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Google Ads launches new promo code formats for Promotion Assets

Google Ads expanded its Promotion Assets with new barcode and QR code options, giving advertisers more ways to share promotional offers. These new formats make it easier for customers to redeem online and in-store offers, bridging digital and physical shopping experiences. Details: Barcode option supports multiple formats, including Aztec, Data Matrix, and EAN-8. QR codes

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Supreme Court lets $7 billion Meta ad fraud case proceed

The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear Meta’s appeal in a massive class action lawsuit that claimed Facebook and Instagram inflated their advertising reach metrics. The decision could expose Meta to billions in damages. It raised questions about the accuracy of metrics advertisers rely on when spending money on social platforms. The big picture.

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Google’s search market share drops below 90% for first time since 2015

Google’s share of the global search engine market fell below 90% for the first time since 2015, according to Statcounter. Google’s global search market share was under 90% during each of the final three months of 2024. The data. Here’s a screenshot of the 2024 search market share, showing Google dipping below 90% – to

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