Ask Yoast: product feeds and duplicate content
Previously in Ask Yoast, we took Kathy’s question about selling products through multiple channels and the risk of duplicate content. More webshop owners seem to struggle to avoid duplicate content. Like Stephan ten Cate, who has send the following question to ask@yoast.com: “A lot of webshops (e.g. Magento) use product feeds to distribute their content to other channels (eBay, […]
Evolution of call tracking in a mobile first world
[Sponsored Content] If you answer your phone or want your phone to ring as a result of your marketing, in particular search engine marketing, then you’ll want to read the following interview.
Paid Search Tips For Winning at eCommerce
Paid Search (PPC) is a great source of eCommerce business. In this article Laura Phillips looks at tips to help you quickly and effectively improve your conversion rate.
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Connecting Paid Search Spend to In Store Visits
As PPC experts we understand the value that our work brings to our clients. Even if it doesn’t directly or initially correlate with a lead or conversion, we know that its valuable. When Google first introduced Estimated Total Conversions back in October of ‘13, I know a ton of PPC marketers were super excited like: […]
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Selling through Twitter: Buy Now Button spotted
Twitter is testing a ‘buy now’ button in the wild, will this work or will people not buy on Social Media?
Post from Bas van den Beld on State of Digital
Selling through Twitter: Buy Now Button spotted
Mastering PPC: PLAs – Mysteriously Murder Your eComm Competition with PLAs
Let’s say you are an online retailer of books, and you’ve noticed that in the last 6 months your traffic has been slowly declining. Your average position doesn’t appear to be slipping; your ad copy hasn’t changed, and yet… declining traffic. You do a few test queries to investigate and find: This. Your ad, while […]
Brand Bias: 70% Of Consumers Look For Known Retailers When Doing Product Searches
New research from Search Engine Land and SurveyMonkey shows that consumers have a definite brand bias when it comes to searching for products online. According to data from a survey conducted last month, almost 70 percent of US consumers said they look for a “Known retailer” when…
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17 SEO Best Practices That Could Double Your E-Commerce Sales
When I first tell clients that SEO can double online sales for consumer e-commerce retailers, they are skeptical. But not after I demonstrate how I’ve done it for Norwegian e-shops using 8 effective SEO tips. It sounds unrealistic — but isn’t. E-commerce SEO and conversion rate…
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Google Testing New AdWords Site Search Extension
A new flavor of AdWords form extensions has been spotted. It’s a site search box, and according to Google, this test is related to the drop-down navigation extension seen in August. Users can perform an internal site search of the advertiser’s web site right from the search results….
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Debate: Do Single Product PLA Ad Groups Strangle ROI?
Building out Product Listing Ad campaigns in Google AdWords with single product or single SKU ad groups has become a fairly common practice. The idea being that isolating each product into its own ad group gives advertisers more control over which item…
Three AdWords Remarketing Features You Must Test Now!
Ally Malick and I recently co-hosted a webinar on paid search tactics & measurement for ecommerce clients with RJ Metrics. Part of that discussion involved three remarketing features in Google AdWords which they have been promoting as Remarketing 3.0. While our focus was on ecomm advertisers, not all of the features are specific to just them. […]
Is An Affiliate Hijacking My Ad?
If you’re running a PPC campaign, you may occasionally see fluctuations in performance for brand campaigns but not be sure what’s causing them. Sometimes it’s due to increased competition or changes you may have made in the account overall. One factor to consider is affiliate hijacking which can be a common issue PPC accounts face […]
Thought Google Analytics was all about SEO? Think again.
Within his recent LinkLove presentation, Will Critchlow talked about this idea of becoming a ‘full stack marketer’ and it’s an idea that resonates here at Distilled and the kind of direction we are working towards as a company. When it Continue reading »
The Future of Search
Welcome to the World of Tomorrow! Sorry…had to be done. I’m here at eConsultancy’s Future of Digital Marketing conference where our very own Mr Will Critchlow is presenting his thoughts on the Future of Search. As the chances of all of Continue reading »
Applying Behavioural Economics to Digital Marketing
Behavioural economics is a powerful field of study that can teach digital marketers a lot about optimising online experiences for customers and prospects.
Post from Barry Adams on State of Search
Applying Behavioural Economics to Digital Marketing
Link Building for Big-Name Brands
Link building is clearly not a one-size-fits-all endeavor. Strategies have to take into consideration each client’s industry, customer, and brand itself, so things can get complicated rather quickly. Throw into the mix a name brand client that is especially concerned about aesthetic and brand fit, and typical “go to” tactics aren’t really going to cut […]