Tag: Intermediate Ads

The strategies in these articles are for those who already have a little bit of experience with paid social media ads.

5 Signs it’s Time to Break Up With Your Digital Agency

If you’ve been feeling a little iffy about your agency, you’re not alone. And so you may want to check if your instincts are correct. As someone who’s spent a good chunk of their career working with them, I’ve seen how it looks from the inside. So in this article, I’m going to uncover some[Continue Reading]

5 skills I grew in my PPC specialist career

Are you curious about the career development path of an ads manager? Well, I bet you didn’t know there’s more to this than simply knowing how to use the Google or Meta ads manager! In this article, I’ll cover some of the key skills I’ve picked up in my PPC specialist career. Platform expertise If[Continue Reading]

Episode 035: Why hire a paid ads specialist, when you can DIY?

When deciding whether to DIY or hire an ads manager, it’s important to consider not just the time you’ll save, but also the expertise and strategy a professional can bring to your campaigns. In this episode, I go through the difference between running ads yourself versus hiring someone to help. It’s not just about saving[Continue Reading]

What to Look for in a Google Ads Partnership?

The modern-day customer spends a significant amount of their time on the internet. Therefore, as a business owner, you will have to move your advertising and marketing efforts from offline avenues to major online platforms like Google. However, running advertising campaigns on Google Ads isn’t that straightforward. It is rigged with technicalities, which if mastered,[Continue Reading]

Episode 025: Audience Targeting for Paid Media Ads 101

Creating an audience to target with Facebook ads (or Google Ads)? How? Why? Where? Who? In this episode, I explain what you need to know about audiences, and my tactics on creating Facebook ads targeting interests. I tell you what I do if you’re not sure what interests to target… Or even if you should![Continue Reading]