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The paid search strategies that worked in 2024 are already obsolete. In 2026, your 2025 strategy will no longer work either.
Tight keyword segmentation and manual bid management are actively harming performance, whilst AI-driven approaches and first-party data have become the critical differentiators between campaigns that flatline and those that scale.
Rebecca Pilkington, our Head of Paid Media, reveals the award-winning strategies that took Aged Care Bathrooms to a £2.4 million run rate in nine months and generated 11,000 leads for DSLD Mortgage in year one — campaigns that earned Exposure Ninja three Global Search Awards in 2025.
In this episode, you'll discover:
If you're planning your paid search strategy for 2026, this episode provides your complete roadmap backed by real campaign data.
Get the show notes:
https://exposureninja.com/podcast/paid-search-strategy-2026/
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The paid search strategies that worked in 2024 are already obsolete. In 2026, your 2025 strategy will no longer work either.
Tight keyword segmentation and manual bid management are actively harming performance, whilst AI-driven approaches and first-party data have become the critical differentiators between campaigns that flatline and those that scale.
Rebecca Pilkington, our Head of Paid Media, reveals the award-winning strategies that took Aged Care Bathrooms to a £2.4 million run rate in nine months and generated 11,000 leads for DSLD Mortgage in year one — campaigns that earned Exposure Ninja three Global Search Awards in 2025.
In this episode, you'll discover:
If you're planning your paid search strategy for 2026, this episode provides your complete roadmap backed by real campaign data.
Get the show notes:
https://exposureninja.com/podcast/paid-search-strategy-2026/

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