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Here is Brave Bitesize #116, your 60-second weekly update on all things digital. Find out about the latest in SEO, PPC, Web Design & Development.

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Here is Brave Bitesize #115, your 60-second weekly update on all things digital. Find out about the latest in SEO, PPC, Web Design & Development.

Effective immediately, what was formerly called extensions in Google Ads have been rebranded as “assets.”

In essence, assets are content pieces that make up your ad with useful business information which, in turn, gives users more reasons to choose your business. 

But what does this mean for PPC experts and eCommerce brands? Well, previously, creating and managing assets such as call extensions or site links were done in a separate step of the campaign creation process. Now, when you set up a Search or Performance Max campaign, the extensions or "assets" are created in the same step.

The preview tool in the ads manager will now automatically update so you can see the extension assets for your ads. Google will also show recommended assets based on your campaign goals. To top it off, the “Assets” page will feature reports for all assets across the account.

Here is Brave Bitesize #114, your 60-second weekly update on all things digital. Find out about the latest in SEO, PPC, Web Design & Development.

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In today’s fast-paced world of on-demand services, accessible entertainment, and fast-delivery products, customers have high expectations when it comes to where they spend their time and money.  

But as shopping and consumer behaviours change, it’s critical that store owners make constant improvements to stay competitive. One way to do this? Frictionless payments.   

Offering a frictionless shopping and payment experience that incorporates real-time customer service and delivery preferences are quickly becoming a fundamental part of any retailer's business.  

Frictionless shopping means putting your customers in control and eliminating anything that doesn’t add value to the consumer experience. This could include requiring consumers to dig out loyalty cards, only offering one payment method or making them fill out unnecessary data forms.  

Put simply, less friction equals a better customer experience and a better experience will boost sales.  

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Here is Brave Bitesize #113, your 60-second weekly update on all things digital. Find out about the latest in SEO, PPC, Web Design & Development.  

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For the second time this year, Google has ripped up the SEO rule book and has released another broad core update. 

Over the course of a 2-week rollout, websites of almost every nature saw massive ranking fluctuations. And, while the algorithm is always undergoing changes, a core algorithm update tends to be more noticeable.  

During the last core update, websites witnessed high volatility and bigger swings afterwards. Luckily, if you have been hit by this rollout, Google has reassured that negative rankings created by the rollout may not that signal anything is wrong with your pages and you likely won't need to take any specific actions to recover.  

As long as your content is legitimate and unique, your technical SEO is optimised and you are on top of your organic SEO efforts, your website should recover swiftly.

But, that's all for now. Till next time.

Here is Brave Bitesize #112, your 60-second weekly update on all things digital. Find out about the latest in SEO, PPC, Web Design & Development.

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Here is Brave Bitesize #111, your 60-second weekly update on all things digital. Find out about the latest in SEO, PPC, Web Design & Development.

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There’s no denying that customer acquisition is the lifeblood of any B2B, retail or eCommerce business. 

No matter your industry, there is always a growing need to ensure that the pipeline is full of new customers with money to spend.

But to really achieve eCommerce growth and brand loyalty, this needs to be achieved without alienating their current customers.

So why do brands, retail brands, in particular, struggle to find this balance? 

Well, according to recent advertising studies, the cost of customer acquisition is skyrocketing. And unfortunately, higher costs are not translating into higher conversions.

For retailers to not just survive but thrive, strategies have to be adapted to fit new buying trends. Targeted content, eCommerce personalisation and funnel automation should all be considered if you want to boost your brand's lead generation success.  

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Here is Brave Bitesize #110, your 60-second weekly update on all things digital from SEO to PPC, through to Web Design & Development.

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What if I told you that there is a magical way to significantly boost the number of people visiting your site AND your overall sales? 

Well, it's not magic but it is extremely powerful. It is a method called Search Intent. 

On-Site Search Intent is a crucial component of SEO is all about understanding what people are looking for on your website, and then making sure your website delivers it.

By understanding what your users are looking for, you can create a more streamlined experience that leads them right to the products they're interested in.

This powerful SEO method is great for gaining user insights, measuring your search terms and improving your overall buying experience. When utilised properly, On-Site Search Intent can be powerful tool that eCommerce website owners can use to improve their UX and funnel customers into making purchases.

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Here is Brave Bitesize #109, your 60-second weekly update on all things digital from SEO to PPC, through to Web Design & Development.  

Are you worried about the impact of a low conversion rate on your eCommerce site? Are you seeing a high bounce rate?   

It is so common for eCommerce brands to try every trick in the book to grow traffic. But, if you are one of these, you will soon learn that more traffic doesn't always mean more sales.  

 If you are suffering from low conversion rates then it could be due to a complicated checkout process, poor product images, a poor eCommerce store design or, well, a number of other reasons.   

To reap the rewards of selling online, you must find your target audience, target their pain points and interests and ensure that the user journey and overall experience is optimised.   

Remember, a good product will bring them in but a great experience will convert them.   #Shorts #Ecommerce #conversionrateoptimization

Here is Brave Bitesize #108, your 60-second weekly update on all things digital from SEO to PPC, through to Web Design & Development.

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When developing your eCommerce marketing strategy, do you consider creative platforms such as Pinterest and TikTok?

If not, it might be time to modernise your plan. 

Since it first launched in the UK, the reach and influence of TikTok has grown at an exponential rate and with the platform hosting over a billion monthly active users, eCommerce-savvy brands are seeing an unparalleled opportunity to sell and advertise. 

By creating a constant flow of fresh content, brands can use TikTok as a vehicle for raising brand awareness and driving sales around key seasonal shopping periods. In fact, TikTok is making such an impact in eCommerce that 79% of users have said that TikTok played a role in helping them purchase gifts during the holidays. 

If you sell a product that you know people will love, TikTok is the platform to get it seen.

But, that's all for now. Till next time."

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Pinterest is a wonderful platform for brands and consumers alike. From helpful DIY guides to stunning insight infographics, the visual platform has a pin for almost everything. 

But how effective can it be utilised as a marketing tool? 

Well, with over 433 million people on the platform and over  83% of those reporting to have made a purchase from content they've seen on Pinterest, it would seem that it is very effective. 

Pinterest is a place for the kind of browsing that you're used to getting in real life, almost like a social augmented reality. With the visual and nurturing nature of Pinterest, users feel more connected to the pins and brands on the platform. As a result, Shoppers on Pinterest spend two times more per month than people on other platforms.

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