Understanding the effectiveness of your digital marketing efforts is critical for credit union marketers. Recently, Origence, one of the leading providers of online loan and account application platforms, introduced a new way to track applications through Google Analytics 4 (GA4). This change impacts how you measure member engagement, application completions, and campaign success. From what we have gathered, this impacts applications from Origence's arcDX platform. Here’s what you need to know.
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Search engines,
Google Ads,
Pay Per Click,
Google Analytics,
Web Analytics,
Paid Search,
Digital Marketing,
Credit Union Marketing,
Data Integration
In the ever-evolving world of digital advertising, B2B companies are constantly seeking the most effective strategies to generate leads and drive sales. A recent case study conducted by WebStrategies Inc. sheds light on the performance of Google's Performance Max (PMAX) campaigns compared to traditional Search and Display campaigns for two B2B clients. Let's dive into the findings and explore what they mean for your advertising strategy.
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Topics
Advertising,
Google Ads,
Pay Per Click,
Digital Marketing,
Case Studies,
PMAX
Most businesses are advertising on the few platforms that dominate the market, such as Google and Facebook, but are you missing out on cost-effective opportunities to reach your target market on some less popular platforms? Our last live show covered some less common, but often effective, digital advertising platforms, and when companies should consider incorporating them into their marketing strategy.
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Topics
Advertising,
Digital advertising,
Google Ads,
Google,
Digital Marketing
One of the most effective ways to advertise your products is through Google Product Listing Ads (PLAs). Since Google switched from a free comparison shopping model to the current paid model, PLAs has increased the effectiveness, visibility, and quality of advertised products every quarter.
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Topics
Google Ads,
Pay Per Click
Pay-per-click marketing is synonymous to Sponsored Link marketing and we'll refer to it for now on as PPC. You know - those search results at the top of the page and along the right side of the page. Each time you click on one of those links, it costs the company advertising the link some money - hence "pay-per-click".
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Topics
Advertising,
Search engines,
Google Ads,
Pay Per Click,
Digital Marketing