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New update to Meta Ads location targeting
Meta quietly rolled out the change without making any announcements.
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Pinterest and Amazon team up for multi-year ads partnership
The partnership will be a multi-quarter implementation, which will begin rolling out later in 2023.
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Google UA historical data will be available until July 1, 2024
Turndown is also the same date for standard and 360 properties.
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Meta’s ad revenue is up 4.3% in Q1
Despite lingering layoffs and restructuring costs, things are looking up for Meta.
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Stop wasting your search budget by Digital Marketing Depot
If you’re a PPC advertiser, chances are your company is pouring money down the drain bidding on brand terms.
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Microsoft Search and Advertising revenue up 3.4% in Q1
LinkedIn revenue increased 7.6% driven by recruiting revenue
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Google search revenue rises 2%, slight dip in total ad revenue
YouTube revenue also fell almost 3% YoY.
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Google announces new validations for ad account names
Account names with URL’s will no longer be permitted.
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4 new Google Analytics 4 Home page features
Google has added a new welcome tutorial, made changes to the Suggested for you section and more.
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Microsoft has dropped Twitter from its ad platform
Sayonara, Twitter. Nobody wants to pay for your high-priced API.
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