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What's one of the biggest copywriting mistakes I see all the time?

Copywriters focusing too much on the features of their product/service, as opposed to the benefits.

Why's it such a huge mistake?

Because no one cares about your product. All your prospect cares about is the benefits they Read More

Last week, big brands jettisoned parts of their digital advertising budgets after they realised their ads were appearing next to jihadist preachers on YouTube.

Will this spell trouble for Google, their stock and revenue? Read More

Also known as remarketing, retargeting is when someone visits your website, your website ads a tracking cookie to that visitor's device, then you continue to advertise to them after they leave you website using that tracking cookie. It is common in ecommerce and more and more local businesses are Read More

Flushing out your overall target audience profile is a process because customers are constantly evolving. Starting today with these basics and consistently updating the information as your company grows is a vital part of boosting your marketing results. Read More

Are you finding it hard to run a successful advertising campaign for your business? Examine these 6 areas to see where your online advertising campaign is going wrong. Read More

Technology is changing all the time, and each new advance promises to revolutionize business and marketing. But what will, and how can you take advantage of it? Read More

In this video you will learn what Quality Score is in Google Adwords, what determines you Quality Score, and ways to improve it. Quality Scores play a direct role in how much you pay for a click in Google Adwords so it is well worth taking the time to learn more about how to improve you Quality Sc Read More

Prices are going up. Advertising must change. It must be less intrusive and more savvy to compete in a manner that doesn’t see costs spiral upwards.

Here's what to do about it in 2017. Read More

Google Adwords does not charge a fee in order to use the Google Adwords platform. You pay on a Cost Per Click basis, meaning you are only charged when someone clicks on a link in your ad and visits the website or landing page that is associated with that ad. Read More