by asplichal | Jun 15, 2025 | Google Ads
Just hearing “DOJ” and “antitrust” might make your eyes glaze over like yesterday’s stale donut. 🍩 But this case? It’s not just courtroom drama. It could change how we advertise, what we pay, and where we advertise. Let’s break it all down the way we do inside Make Each Click Count—clear, bold, and with one […]
by asplichal | Jun 1, 2025 | Google Ads
Today’s post tackles one of the hottest and most overlooked topics in Google Ads strategy—Custom Labels and Campaign Segmentation. If you want to compete with the big ecommerce players—and I mean really compete—this is a topic you need to master. Let’s dive in. What Are Google Ads Custom Labels? Custom labels are fields in […]
by asplichal | May 12, 2025 | Google Ads
If you’ve got a physical storefront and you’re not running Local Inventory Ads, you’re leaving money on the table. Full stop. 🧠 Let’s Talk About LIAs (and No, It’s Not a New AI Tool) Local Inventory Ads (aka LIAs) are like Google Shopping ads on steroids. Instead of just promoting your product online, they […]
by asplichal | Apr 27, 2025 | Google Ads
If you’ve been running Google Ads lately, you’ve probably noticed Google pushing Broad Match keywords and Smart Bidding like a used car salesman pushing a lemon. 🍋 They’ll promise more traffic, better conversions, and less work for you.Sounds great, right? Hold up.Handing over the keys to Google without a seatbelt could leave your campaign — […]
by asplichal | Apr 13, 2025 | Google Ads
Your ads are working hard… for your competition. 😱That’s not a bad dream. That’s what happens when Performance Max goes rogue. PMax is Google’s shiny new automation toy—part genius, part gremlin. It promises to do it all: Shopping, Search, Display, YouTube, Gmail, and maybe even fold your laundry. But here’s the kicker: If you’re not […]
by asplichal | Mar 24, 2025 | Google Ads
Your tracking tools are changing… but your profits don’t have to. Let me ask you a quick question. What do cookie jars and Google Ads have in common? They both used to be full of sweet, sugary treats—until someone (ahem, Google) came in and took the cookies away. I’m talking about the end of third-party […]