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How Can I Advertise on Google? Getting Started with Google Ads

Does Google Ads Charge GST? Everything You Need to Know

In this blog, we will explore how Google Ads handles GST for New Zealand businesses, explain what this means for your invoices, and provide guidance on managing your tax compliance effectively.

ChatGPT Advertising: Turning Conversations into Conversions

OpenAI intends to monetise free users by introducing sponsored content directly within the platform.

An Introduction to the Types of Remarketing in Google Ads

Learn about the different types of remarketing in Google Ads. Re-engage with potential customers, improve conversions, and maximise ROI with tailored campaigns.

What is the Difference Between Dynamic and Responsive Search Ads?

Understand the difference between dynamic search ads and responsive search ads. Compare benefits and use cases to choose the right ad type for your campaign.

Search Ads vs Shopping Ads: Key Differences Explained

Compare search ads vs shopping ads to understand costs, benefits, and when to use each. Find the right ad type to grow your business online.

Google Ads NZ: Drive Local Traffic with Targeted Ads

Boost your NZ business with Google AdWords. Target local customers, control costs, and get measurable results with expert Google Ads strategies.

Customer List Google Ads: Target Smarter and Drive Results

Learn how to create and use a customer list in Google Ads to boost targeting, improve ROI, and reconnect with customers across search, YouTube, Gmail, and more.

How to Get Grants and Funding for Nonprofit Organisations NZ

Grants and funding options for nonprofit organisations in NZ, including government, private, and digital support like the Google Ad Grant to boost your impact.

Top Google Ads Mistakes to Avoid for Better Campaign Performance

Making mistakes with Google Ads can lead to wasted budget, poor performance, and missed opportunities. Understanding common Google Ads mistakes and how to avoid them is crucial for maximising your return on investment.