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Posted on 29th May 2013 00:00:00 by David Ogletree
6 things I noticed about the changes Google made to how they display ads on search results.
Posted on 18th Feb 2016 13:16:00 by David Ogletree
If you want to get the attention of a particular group of people bid on their names. Everybody is vane and Google's themselves from time to time. It can be very cheap as well since there is not much competition for names unless they share a name with somebody famous or their name matches a generic term that people are broad match bidding on.
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