In episode 122, Susan Wenograd takes the stage to share her profound insights into the dynamic world of Google Ads.
Susan shares thoughts on the current state of Google Ads, providing a comprehensive overview of the latest trends and developments and discusses how to expertly navigate some of these new challenges.
She also outlines how Google’s SGE could impact Google Ads, unlocking exciting new possibilities and avenues for growth.
[0:00] Intro
[2:31] The Current State of Google Ads
[4:21] How to Navigate the New Google Ads
[5:45] The Iteration Process for Google Ads
[9:35] Will Google Ads Improve Over the Next Year?
[13:05] Ideal improvements to Google Ads
[16:09] Impact on Black Friday
[19:00] What Role Will Google Ads Play in SGE?
[21:45] How SGE Could Benefit Google Ads
[22:42] Creative Trends in Social Ads
[26:16] Rapid Fire Rankings
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Susan Wenograd
Title: Fractional Head of Marketing
Bio: With nearly two decades of experience in marketing, Susan has overseen the management of tens of millions of dollars throughout her career. She is a sought-after speaker and educator on global stages, sharing her expertise in successful paid media strategies. Her clientele ranges from Fortune 100 corporations to local enterprises, reflecting her versatile skill set.
In addition to her proficiency in email marketing and content, she offers distinctive and innovative insights into using paid media not only for driving sales but also for nurturing long-lasting customer relationships.
Susan also co-host the That’s Marketing Baby! Podcast. Providing key insights for marketers in content, paid media, and more.
Website: susanwenograd.com
Resources:
Top 3 of anything:
Rank your best marketing win:
This past year, that pretty much every audit where I’ve met with resistance when I’ve said “You need to stop controlling this.” And every client that shared results has gotten better.
Rank your number 1 Ad Tool:
Google Search Terms.
Rank your best Google Ads trick or tactic:
You can either choose to try to control the match types or you can control the audience and be less controlling about the search terms.
What I recommend that a lot of brands do is add observation audiences. Add as many as you can that make sense to your brand campaigns.
You can then take those audiences, make a campaign that’s filtered only to people that match those markets, and then run broad match against them.
You learn a lot about what they search for.
Rank what you love most about digital advertising:
It’s never boring.
Rank your top 1-3 marketers:
Rank your best digital advertising learning resource:
Talking to other marketers one on one.
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Title: Demand Generation Manager
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iPullRank is a pioneering content marketing and enterprise SEO agency leading the way in Technical SEO, Audience-Focused SEO, and Content Engineering. People-first in our approach, we’ve delivered $2B+ in organic search results for our clients.
iPullRank is an NMSDC-certified Black-owned business. We support the NMSDC network in its mission to reshape the diversity landscape.
