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I’ve been managing PPC accounts since 2002, and the question I hear most often is “when Google Ads doesn’t work, what do I do?” The short answer is that Google Ads can deliver strong returns, but it demands careful setup, consistent monitoring, and honest expectations. If your campai...

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BrightonSEO has evolved from a small search marketing meetup above a pub into one of the most influential events in the global digital marketing calendar. Founded by Kelvin Newman and organised by Rough Agenda, the conference now attracts around 3,500 attendees per edition at the Brighton Centre in the UK.

It is widely regarded as Europe’s largest SEO conference, bring...


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A Performance Max campaign that spends your budget but returns few or no conversions is one of the most frustrating problems in Google Ads. Performance Max uses Google AI to optimise bids and placements across all channels to drive the highest incremental conversion value. When it does not convert, the issue usually lies in your setup, targeting, or data quality. This articl...


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A sudden drop in impressions can feel alarming. One day your content or ads are being seen by hundreds of people. The next day that number plummets. The first reaction is often panic, but a clear head and a methodical approach will help you find the real cause.

The reasons vary by platform. A change in Google’s reporting system looks like a drop but isn’t. A YouTube algorithm...


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When you set a daily budget in Google Ads, you expect the platform to spend that amount consistently across the month. But many advertisers find their campaigns consistently under-spending, leaving potential visibility and conversions on the table. This is a frequent frustration, particularly for small and medium-sized businesses that rely on every click. Understanding why Go...


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