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PPC 2023 in review: UA sunsets, Google antitrust trial, X’s downfall and more

Search Engine Land

Google stirred things up by shaking cushions and discreetly adjusting ad prices, and the entire industry faced a major shift with the sunset of Universal Analytics, forcing everyone to transition to Google Analytics 4. The retailer is also exploring the possibility of launching ads on Prime Video. That’s just not what we do.”

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The Straightforward Guide to the Google Display Network

Hubspot

Prospecting, brand awareness, and remarketing can come with a hefty price tag when pursued for traditional search ads. Here are some high-impact areas for tightening audience targeting where it counts. If the user experience is compromised or not nearly as good on a particular device, consider excluding that device altogether.

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Is Your SaaS Homepage As Optimized As You Think?

ConversionXL

It’s likely one of your most visited pages, acting as a proverbial launch pad. If your bounce rate is through the roof, your homepage might be experiencing failure to launch. To accomplish this, you’ll need to nail down the four core elements of user experience (UX)… Value – How valuable is it?

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Avoid Trapdoor Decisions: 5 Lessons Learned from Scaling Stripe (Video + Transcript)

SaaStr

In our onboarding classes for new employees, we get on a support call, the whole class, with a user, and we get their feedback and we hear their experience. We applied this principle when we launched Stripe in Japan in 2014. Just sends a message that the principles are real. I think it was end of 2014. ” Okay. All right.

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SaaStr Podcast #217: Stripe COO Claire Hughes Johnson on The Trapdoor Decisions to Avoid When Scaling

SaaStr

In our onboarding classes for new employees, we get on a support call, the whole class, with a user, and we get their feedback and we hear their experience. We applied this principle when we launched Stripe in Japan in 2014. Just sends a message that the principles are real. I think it was end of 2014. ” Okay.

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SaaStr Podcasts for the Week with Bernadette Nixon, Jay Snyder, Nick Mehta, Loren Padelford, and Jason Lemkin

SaaStr

So I think you’re going to have this combination of low friction, but high impact, which is a real difference from where we are today, right? Jay Snyder: We think about low touch to some degree as low impact and I think that paradigm shift can change. If you want to launch, let’s just launch the store.

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