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Google Retargeting As A Great Ad Tool

By Marshall Brooke


Google's algorithm improvements simply reflect its own forward-thinking approach to SEO. The leading search engine giant's pragmatic behaviour is well showcased by its own simple philosophy: improve what works and do away with what doesn't. This direct, no non-sense behaviour is definitely one of the reasons behind the organisation's stellar success.

Who is affected by these recurring alterations and innovations? Well, practically everyone from the online world. But the bulk of additional work goes to the large of population of optimisers who struggle to stay up to date with Google's sudden stream of changes.

After stirring a major online brouhaha with the introduction of Panda in 2011, Google yet again releases a new set of features that strive to enhance existing SEO landscapes and of course, raise the bar with search engine optimisation. Because Google never runs out of innovations, the Web marketer should always be up to date with the latest trends. After all, responding to Google's fluctuating standards only means staying updated with all the recent updates. To devise an interesting SEO strategy, you should first explore current SEO trends to satisfy basic SEO requirements.

Here are significant SEO topics you must learn before you conquer the scene this year.

Retargeting Your Clients This latest ad innovation from Google's Display Network devastates the confines of typical online promotion. Instead of buying ads to appeal to customers, you now are gifted with the opportunity to follow your prospects and previous clients and own the ability to show certain ads to this specific audience, wherever, whenever you wish. The best part is that you have control over your advertisements. You choose what ads to show, when to show it and who to show it to.

Social Plus Search What happens when social merges with search? Well, Google already knows. Although formerly rumoured to spike up interest for its own social platform Google+, Google has added value to the significance of social media by introducing the Search, Plus Your World feature. Google Search Plus Your World is projected to colour the public viewing context with personal results.




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