Jess Budde, Greg Finn, and Christine “Shep” Zirnheld talk about the digital marketing news of the week, plus, deadbeat bird dads, dangerous methods for opening beer bottles, and complimentary shortbread cookies.
Here are this week’s top stories:
Google Page Experience Update
Google announced a future update that will consider the quality of the perceived user experience on a page in rankings.
Discovery Campaigns Launch Globally
Discovery ads can be in a responsive or carousel format and can run on YouTube, the discover feed in the Google app, and Gmail.
Retail Category Reporting in Google Ads
Ecommerce retailers who sell on Google search and shopping can now see retail category performance based on where their ads showed.
IGTV Monetization
Instagram users may see ads before IGTV videos in the near future. Instagram also announced badges that allow users to donate to their favorite creators.
Then, we take a look at what normal Google users really think of the search engine.
It seems people just wanted a search engine and not a clairvoyant telling them what they actually meant to search for.
Also, it's in nteresting to see how prevalent search operators are throughout the thread.
— Gisele Navarro (@ichbinGisele) May 23, 2020
We’ll answer these important digital marketing questions during our lightning round segment:
- Who issued a new executive order that could mean big changes for social media companies?
- What new attributes are available for Google My Business listings?
- When can we expect audio tweets to roll out?
- Where can you host your next virtual team meeting?
- Why are Google search results getting pulled into YouTube?
- How can you customize your columns in LinkedIn Campaign Manager?
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