With so many different search engines and social media platforms available for digital advertising, it can be overwhelming when trying to devise a solid pay per click game plan.

As a business owner, you always want to make your business grow. You make efforts, but you don’t get what you expected. Have ever you imagined why this happens with you and your business?

Affiliate marketing can be a great way to earn extra income on the side. Helping businesses advertise products while earning a portion of the profit can be rewarding. But have you ever thought of the legal issues that could ensue? What if someone buys a product because they saw you advertise it, but it doesn’t work properly or they get hurt; are you then liable?

A blog is a necessary brand asset. It helps tell your story, making your brand more personal and engaging. With so many platforms out there, creating a blog has never been easier.

There are many different KPIs (key performance indicators) to choose from when measuring how well your pay per click (PPC) campaign is doing. A lot of PPC managers use the same common KPIs to measure their success, including click-through rate, cost per click, total spend, and total clicks.

Digital brands looking for help with paid search marketing have several PPC agency options to choose from. Some agencies will solely manage a brand’s AdWords account. Others will design landing pages. And there are even agencies that will handle social media and omni-channel marketing strategies.

According to a HubSpot survey, when asked what types of content they’d like to see from brands, 63% of consumers over age 45 said they want more emails, compared to only 31% of Millennials. Why does this matter? Well, people still see emails as valuable sources of information, but they don’t want to be bogged down by a constant deluge of irrelevant messages.

Influencer marketing is huge. With brands trying to target a digital and social media savvy generation, it's becoming more common for brands to advertise with influencers. Rather than placing ads on pages where they might not be acknowledged, advertisers are taking to social media to promote their products.

“So, what do you do?” It’s a common question people ask each other every day. And the responses vary: “I’m a banker,” “I’m a doctor,” “I’m Drake.”

Self-explanatory professions need no elaboration. But what happens when someone has never heard of a PPC Specialist before? The response is probably, “Um, what’s that?”

Nature is a beautiful thing. All plants and animals, large and small, depend on each other to keep the world turning. However, if one piece of the puzzle goes missing, the whole ecosystem may crumble.

Much like its natural counterpart, the online advertising ecosystem is a network of different parts, each with a necessary function.