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The details from the DOJ and Google monopoly case hearing exhibits just keep on flowing and with that, we have another mention of how Google does look at clicks from the search results. This one talks about how the position of the link can be a bias towards the number of clicks that result gets, so Google had to develop an adjustment of sorts to counter that bias.

Row Zero, The Enterprise Spreadsheet, Raises $10M in Seed Funding Row Zero, the enterprise spreadsheet built for big data and security, announced a seed round of $10M, led by IA Ventures, with participation from Trilogy Equity Partners, Founder’s Co-op, Ludlow Ventures, K9 Ventures, Functional Capital, and Wes Mckinney. The company had previously raised $3M, bringing its total funding to $13M. Founded […]

Marketing professionals and agencies are under constant pressure to not only acquire leads but to nurture them into loyal, long-term customers. Relying on traditional funnel-based approaches often results in missed opportunities, siloed data, and one-off conversions that fail to deliver sustainable growth. That’s where the customer engagement flywheel comes in. Unlike the linear funnel, the …

RT @MikeMartinGB: Stories sell because they stick. Facts fade — Mike Martin (@MikeMartinGB) May 15, 2025 from Twitter https://twitter.com/MikeMartinGB May 15, 2025 at 01:05PM

Tariffs affect product costs and ad performance. This month’s Ask A PPC outlines their direct impact on PPC metrics, conversion rates, and bidding strategies.
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Google is testing showing the vertical search category a query belongs to in its autocomplete search suggestions. When you click into the Google Search box, even before you begin typing your query, Google shows search suggestions and some of those search suggestions have a label that says “short videos," "images," etc.

Google is testing a new sub or secondary menu under the search bar in Google Search. This secondary menu, or sub-menu, is below the main search vertical options and is missing the bubble format that we’ve seen Google use for this sub-menu.

Google is rolling out device targeting controls and features within Google Ads Performance Max campaigns. We knew this was coming and now it seems to be rolling out to some (not all) advertisers. This allows you to target based on device type, such as computers, mobile phones, tablets and/or TV screens.

Advertisers can now improve targeting and campaign performance across the expansive REMAX digital ecosystem LiveRamp , the leading data collaboration partner, and RE/MAX, LLC , one of the world’s leading franchisors of real estate brokerage services, announced a new collaboration powering the REMAX Media Network – a new platform to connect advertisers with the brand’s consumer […]

AI-powered RCS Messaging Platform delivers interactive, conversational fan experience across Verizon, T-Mobile and AT&T networks Strategic partnership represents the first time a business has deployed verified RCS messaging simultaneously across multiple U.S. carriers Creates a concierge-level experience across consumers’ messaging apps to enable businesses to have deeper relationships with their fan bases Clerk Chat, the […]