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Did you know that online marketers in certain industries are regulated by government organizations like the FTC and CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau)? These organizations have published hundreds of pages of regulations that advertisers and their partners must comply with.

Let me pause for a second to drive this last point home: An advertiser’s marketing partners are regulated just as thoroughly as their direct advertising efforts, and the advertiser is responsible for their partner’s actions! 

Brand protection is essential for 2017 PPC success.

Are you a marketer or affiliate in Finance, Retail, Education or Pharmaceuticals?

If so, we recommend that you download the Guide To Managing Ad Partners in Regulated Industries to learn how to improve your affiliate programs and protect yourself from federal lawsuits. 

Brand protection is essential for PPC success.

Do you have the right strategy for your branded campaigns?

Download this Guide To PPC Brand Protection to learn more and get step-by-step instructions on protecting PPC revenue.

The Search Monitor has created a five-part series on an emerging topic for online advertisers: how to handle the increasing government scrutiny of their partners’ advertising in regulated industries.

If you haven’t been keeping up with the court cases involving brand holders and their advertising partners, check out Part 2 of our new series on MarketingLand.com. Here’s a quick summary, but read the article to make sure you and your partners are adequately prepared and protected.

The Search Monitor has created a five-part series on an emerging topic for online advertisers: how to handle the increasing government scrutiny of their partners’ advertising in regulated industries.

If you haven’t been keeping up with the court cases involving brand holders and their advertising partners, check out Part 1 of our new series on MarketingLand.com. Here’s a quick summary, but read the article to make sure you and your partners are adequately prepared and protected.

One of the most common questions we get is: “Which ad monitoring reports should I be looking at daily, weekly, and monthly?” While it definitely differs based on your keywords and company size, here are some guidelines that have proven successful with our clients since we started surveying them in 2008.

Note: The Search Monitor’s platform is designed so you don’t need to log-in to view these reports. Instead, many clients choose to create a custom report (keywords, competitors, metrics, cities, column layout, etc.) and then get that emailed every day, week, or month. Contact us or request a demo and we’ll show you how easy this is to do.

The tip below comes from The Search Monitor’s 8-part series on brand bidding published on Search Engine Land. To see how your brand can benefit from brand bidding, contact us for a demo.

Key Brand Bidding Trend: Regulated Industries Will Monitor Beyond the SERP

Recently, The Search Monitor has seen an uptick in inquiries about Content Monitoring services, which monitor landing pages, websites, and blogs based on rules created by the brand owner.

The final chapter (Part 8) of our Brand Protection series is here!

The Search Monitor, in conjunction with SearchEngineLand, just released the final chapter of its 8-part series on brand protection.

Read Part 8 to see the future of brand protection, including 5 key trends for search marketers:

Part 7 of our Brand Protection series is here!

The Search Monitor, in conjunction with SearchEngineLand, just released Part 7 of its 8-part series on brand protection.

Part 7 provides specific tips to search marketers on how to deal with a rival trying to steal a SERP spot where your brand belongs, along with examples of companies who are doing it right.

Part 6 of our Brand Protection series is here!

The Search Monitor, in conjunction with SearchEngineLand, just released Part 6 of its 8-part series on brand protection.

Part 6 provides specific tips to search marketers on the enforcement options for their brand bidding strategy. They are: