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Brand protection Lesson #2: The value of brand keywords

Today, competition for clicks makes it challenging to derive meaningful growth from paid search advertising. From our experience, The Search Monitor’s customers have cracked this code by deploying brand bidding strategies. 

These strategies, discussed in the subsequent sections of this course, include ad monitoring, carefully crafted partnership agreements, addressing your competition head-on, making search engine complaints coupled with other available legal responses, and effectively employing brand bidding techniques. 

Brand protection Lesson #1: Why Is PPC brand protection important and how did we get here?

Thank you for signing up and welcome to the first of our 6 part Crash Course on Brand Protection! In the coming days you will receive additional emails and we’ll dig deeper into exactly why you need to protect your Brand, and how to do so. Let’s begin!

Shopping KPI Survey: ROAS—What is your return on ad spend?

The Search Monitor recently conducted a survey to aggregate performance metrics for shopping campaigns on Google, Bing and Amazon. 

Shopping KPI Survey: Ad Spend—What percentage of revenue do you spend on ads?

The Search Monitor recently conducted a survey to aggregate performance metrics for shopping campaigns on Google, Bing and Amazon. 

Shopping KPI Survey: Campaign Organization—How do you organize your ad groups?

The Search Monitor recently conducted a survey to aggregate performance metrics for shopping campaigns on Google, Bing and Amazon. 

Shopping KPI Survey: Conversions—What is your conversion rate?

The Search Monitor recently conducted a survey to aggregate performance metrics for shopping campaigns on Google, Bing and Amazon. 

Shopping KPI Survey: CTR— What is your average clickthrough rate?

The Search Monitor recently conducted a survey to aggregate performance metrics for shopping campaigns on Google, Bing and Amazon. 

Shopping KPI Survey: Upsells—What percentage of sales result in upsells?

The Search Monitor recently conducted a survey to aggregate performance metrics for shopping campaigns on Google, Bing and Amazon. 

Shopping KPI Survey Results Are In

The Search Monitor recently conducted a survey to aggregate performance metrics for shopping campaigns on Google, Bing and Amazon. 

Shopping engines don’t publish any directional stats, and few research papers have been published on this topic. Therefore, benchmarking and goal setting for shopping campaigns is challenging. That’s why we took on the task of anonymously aggregating the top most requested KPI’s, including CTR, Conversion Rate, and ROAS for advertisers running shopping campaigns on Google, Amazon and Bing.

NEWS: Nielsen Ad Intel Launches Search as a Media Type with Data from The Search Monitor

We are thrilled to announce our new partnership with Nielsen, a global measurement and data analytics company that provides the most complete and trusted view available of consumers and markets worldwide. Nielsen is divided into two business units.

Nielsen Ad Intel, with the help of The Search Monitor, is expanding its digital footprint by launching search data as a new media type and offering more robust, relevant and richer digital advertising data first for existing mobile, desktop, display and video placements and in the future, for social and in-app platforms. The breadth and depth of the solution enables an increased level of measurement and visibility into advertising spend that is needed in today’s constantly changing advertising models.

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