How to Target Parents Through Paid Ads

One of the tricky parts about this is the fact parents are such a varied group. Forty percent of US households have at least one child under the age of 18, and that large group includes people from all walks of life. The USDA estimates that it costs $284,570 (with inflation factored in) to raise […] …

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A Marketer’s Guide to Working Remotely

Remote work is going from an occasional perk to the norm. As long as you have a computer and internet connection, you can perform your job anytime, anywhere. For marketers, creating promotional materials, meeting clients, and completing projects from home, hotel, coffee shop, library—basically anywhere with an internet connection. While working remotely has many benefits, […] …

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How to Use Paid Ads to Market to Pet Owners Effectively

American pet owners are some of the biggest spenders online, pet food and pet supplies being second only to vitamins for e-commerce.  Online spending for this $70 billion industry is growing year over year. In fact, direct-to-consumer (DTC) pet brands have exploded in popularity: Over five years, the online pet product sellers saw a compound […] …

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How to Lower PPC Churn Rates

It’s a pay-to-play world. From social media to Google Ads, companies invest thousands of dollars a month into paid ads. However, there’s a lurking metric you might not be tracking: your PPC churn rate. When it comes to paid ads, most marketers and business owners track metrics like click-through rate (CTR), quality score, and cost […] …

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