#Advertising and ROI

[abhijitdivate1]

[l00rem]

seeing as there’s a very probable chance amethio shows up next ep, i made this to manifest their potential friendship beginning

[the-gershomite]

Red Sonja comic ad 1982

[duskyashe]

Because apparently this is my fault, I'm posting this Miraculous Ladybug X DC prompt for anyone to use, but more specifically for @the-coffee-fandom 😉😂

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Roy Harper has a secret, one he keeps from Oliver, from the old Titans, even from his fellow Outlaws. Roy likes to sew. Now, he can't exactly follow a pattern, and he definitely doesn't know the difference between a dart or a pleat, but his baby girl doesn't care about that. She's just happy that her princess dresses and superhero costumes look so much more like the real things than the store bought, mass produced things her classmates have to wear. But when he bumps into a five foot nothing young woman in the only fabric store in town open past 8pm, well. Maybe it's about time he finally learns the difference between front stitching and chain stitching, yeah?

TLDR, Roy Harper is a self taught hobbyist seamster who meets Marinette Dupein-Cheng in a fabric store.

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If you decide to fill this prompt, please drop a link in the comments or reblog this post so I can read it!

[thetarttfuldickhead]

From the 2020 Ted Lasso Emmy FYC campaign, or, the only thing that can make season 1 Roy stop insulting Trent:

"'It's because of pricks like you,' he explained to me after Richmond's last-gasp win against Watford on Saturday, reprising his prior description of yours truly -- to my face -- as a colossal prick."

"When I asked him hypothetically, what he would think of not featuring in the first team, Kent replied, 'Hypothetically, if I punched both of your eyes out and stuffed them up your arse, and then told you to walk on your hands, hypothetically, what would you think of that?'"

and actually answer a question is the chance to talk shit about Jamie:

”He doesn’t understand the word ’team’,” said Kent after the match. “For him it’s a dirty word. Whearas dirty words for me are ‘Jamie Tartt’.”

"[...] star striker Jamie Tartt -- who Kent also characterized as 'a f*&$ing prick, even worse than you'."

"[...] if you want to work your way into my 'eart you take, you take Jamie Tartt off the pitch before 'alf time."

"People say fans are there for Tartt, which I find a very depressing thing to hear."

[kply-industries]

[thepopculturearchivist]

LIBERTY, March 20, 1943

[aqua-dan]

What are your thoughts on preboot Garth vs reboot Garth? You seem to be one of the only people who like reboot Garth. What is appealiong about him?

Well, "like" might be a strong word.

It's really no surprise that I'm saying this, but Reboot Garth has NOTHING on Preboot Garth. Let's not kid ourselves and pretend that Preboot Garth isn't superior in literally every conceivable way.

Preboot Garth is such an incredible character. He is kind, gentle, smart, and powerful. He is emotionally impactful and occupies a space that is so specifically Him that no other character could fill it. He is so compelling, so relatable, and frankly he's downright adorable too! When I have been at some of my lowest points in life, he's been a character that I've grown up alongside and used as an example of emotional strength to help me stand back up and carry on despite the anxiety and sadness and pressure. Truly, he is one of my comfort characters of all time. His story and the things he can do are also extremely interesting!

Physically strong ✔️

Control over water ✔️

Magic ✔️

Eye blasts ✔️

Diplomacy ✔️

Like 50 other things that he forgot to mention that he can do, but totally can ✔️

So you may be wondering then, why I still like Reboot Garth who is… hardly at all like what I just described. And my answer to that is: I don't know.

You would certainly be right to say that for the most part*, Rebirth Garth is nothing like his pre-n52 counterpart. (*World's Finest: Teen Titans was the closest we've gotten. It was kind of nice in regards to Garth, with the exception of a few gripes I have here and there.) And you'd be right to be upset about it. I know I am. Quite often, to be honest.

But for some reason I just can't bring myself to fully condemn Rebirth Garth. At the end of the day, I'm in fandom to have fun, you know? And if I spend all my time hating something that's out of my control… well what good does that do me? At this point, I feel like I've resigned myself to the knowledge that I simply will not be getting what I want in regards to Garth, and so I've turned to becoming a bemused spectator at the things happening in current comics. I can still become excited about it when I DO manage to find a bit that I like. There was a post a while back that went something like,

"N52 and Rebirth suck except the parts that I like. And those bits I'll toss into a blender, puree, and mix in with preboot canon."

Yeah, that. Basically, when it comes to Reboot Garth, (in my own head) I ignore the reboot and then blend up the little bits I enjoy to create the utopian world of Canon+. And from my little imaginary perch, I can choose to still enjoy this character who has taken my blorbo's name, but sadly isn't really him.

With how changeable comics are as a medium though, I do also believe that there will be a writer someday who is willing to do the legwork necessary to bring Garth back around to being the blorbo I once knew. Some currently canon things will definitely have to be tossed out, but hey, that's the nature of comics!

That said tho, I think another one of the things that prevents me from disliking him is (surprisingly) the design. It's a controversial take amongst Garth fans for sure, but I honestly like it for the most part. There are a few things I'd tweak to make him look like more of an extension of Preboot Garth (CURLY HAIR, PLEASE), but there are a lot of elements that I just so happen to find aesthetically appealing and thus don't really mind. That isn't to say that Garth didn't already look fucking incredible, because he ABSOLUTELY did. I'm just not that bothered, I guess haha!

[archiveofaffinities]

Roy Hankey, Hollywood Sign, 1978, Los Angeles Public Library Photo Collection

[shapezncolourz]

im watching the last episode of the it crowd, LINUX MENTION

[kvetchinglyneurotic]

After Jamie is benched partway through the match against Watford, he receives a call from his father, asking for a favour back in Manchester. It goes predictably poorly.

Or: in which Roy is reluctantly worried about Richmond's wayward striker, James Tartt Sr. continues to be the worst, and Jamie finally learns to stop battling the people who are just trying to help him.

[misforgotten2]

If this is the "The Best of the West" has to offer I'm moving back to New Jersey.

Life - November 11th 1950

[krakrava]

[atiqulislam065]

How to Structure Your Google Ads Campaign for Better ROI

If you’re looking to maximize the return on investment (ROI) from your Google Ads campaigns, structuring your campaigns effectively is crucial. A well-organized campaign ensures that your ads reach the right audience, minimize wasteful spending, and deliver measurable results. In this guide, we’ll outline the key steps to structure your Google Ads campaign for better ROI.

Also, for a deep understanding, consider reading the blog: The definitive guide on maximizing ROI with Google ads.

1. Define Clear Goals and Objectives

Before diving into campaign setup, establish clear goals for what you want to achieve. Are you focusing on brand awareness, lead generation, or eCommerce sales? Defining your objectives helps you:

Choose the right campaign type (e.g., Search, Display, Shopping, or Video).

Set measurable KPIs like cost-per-click (CPC), conversion rate, or return on ad spend (ROAS).

2. Conduct Comprehensive Keyword Research

Keywords form the foundation of any Google Ads campaign. Use tools like Google’s Keyword Planner or SEMrush to identify relevant keywords that align with your goals. Segment these keywords into:

High-intent keywords (e.g., “buy running shoes” for sales campaigns).

Informational keywords for awareness campaigns.

Group your keywords logically to make ad groups tightly focused, which improves your Quality Score and ad relevance.

3. Create Well-Structured Campaigns and Ad Groups

Organizing your campaigns and ad groups is critical for precise targeting and budget allocation. Follow these principles:

Campaign-Level Structure: Organize campaigns by objectives, product categories, or services.

Ad Group-Level Structure: Group related keywords and tailor your ads for each group.

For example, if you’re advertising running shoes, create separate ad groups for men’s, women’s, and kids’ running shoes.

4. Optimize Your Ad Copy and Assets

Your ads should be compelling, clear, and relevant to the audience’s intent. Incorporate the following best practices:

Use action-oriented language (e.g., “Shop Now,” “Get a Free Quote”).

Highlight your unique selling propositions (USPs).

Include keywords from your ad group in the ad copy.

Leverage ad extensions like sitelinks, callouts, and structured snippets to provide additional information and improve click-through rates (CTR).

5. Leverage Audience Targeting

Audience targeting refines your reach to users most likely to convert. Use Google’s audience options to target:

Affinity Audiences: Broader audiences based on interests and habits.

In-Market Audiences: Users actively searching for products or services.

Remarketing Lists: Re-engage past visitors who showed interest in your offerings.

6. Monitor and Optimize Bidding Strategies

Choosing the right bidding strategy significantly impacts ROI. Popular options include:

Manual CPC for precise control.

Target ROAS for automated ROI-focused bidding.

Maximize Conversions to drive volume while staying within your budget.

Continuously analyze performance and adjust bids based on data.

7. Refine Landing Pages

A high-quality landing page is essential for converting ad clicks into actions. Ensure that your landing pages:

Are highly relevant to the ad copy.

Load quickly and are mobile-friendly.

Feature clear calls-to-action (CTAs) and minimal distractions.

Pro Tip: Conduct A/B testing to find the most effective designs and CTAs.

8. Regularly Analyze and Optimize Campaign Performance

Ongoing optimization is the key to better ROI. Use Google Ads reports to:

Identify high-performing and underperforming keywords.

Adjust budget allocations to prioritize successful campaigns.

Experiment with new ad creatives and targeting options.

Conclusion

Effectively structuring your Google Ads campaign is the foundation for achieving better ROI. By defining clear goals, organizing campaigns logically, refining ad copy, and leveraging audience targeting, you can create campaigns that consistently perform. Don’t forget to regularly analyze and optimize your strategies to stay ahead of the competition.

For expert assistance with Google Ads management, consider reaching out to Forerunner Marketing’s Google Advertising Services. Their team specializes in helping businesses maximize their advertising potential through tailored strategies and continuous optimization.

[m4golor]

hey roykissers

to celebrate the release of pizzeria deluxe i did what any normal fan does and wrote x reader fanfiction

have fun xoxo

[goodtweetbadtweet]

Succession

Kendall Roy x Original Female Character

chapters: 6/6

words: 54,468

Two walking self-destruct buttons try a relationship.