so gemini knows that these are junk placements
but google will keep serving ads to them 🫠
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honestly they aren't even trying to hid the trash at this point
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In Google ads you’re looking at the ‘targeted location’
So if your location setting is set to show to people ‘interested in’ your target location it will show from other countries
You can check in Google ads if you go to report editor
Add clicks by user location (matched location) and you should see where the actual clicks came from
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Something is very WRONG with our Google Ads geo reporting!
In our latest campaign, we targeted only Canada + USA.
Google Ads shows:
🇺🇸US: 29 clicks
🇨🇦Canada: 1,171 clicks.
We use a custom tracking link via @dubdotco. Dub also shows 29 US clicks, which matches Google exactly.
But instead of 1,171 clicks from Canada, Dub shows:
🇮🇳India: 899
🇵🇰Pakistan: 73
🌎plus traffic from several other countries.
That adds up to roughly the same number Google is attributing to Canada.
So why is traffic from outside our target countries being reported as Canadian clicks???
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@pcshipp i did this for a glossary approach - basically targeting every acronym in digital marketing
i found that mind all got index but then about 2 weeks later all got deindexed
couldnt get them to reindex even with manual sitemap submits
keen to see if you can crack it
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@MarieMartens @TallyForms The clause chart designs are so nice too
Before that it was making html pages on ever query
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My favorite new activity: analyzing @TallyForms submissions (like our support tickets) with Claude via our MCP. The inline charts are a game changer 😍
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@nickbakeddesign Nice! Have had that same desk for 5 years - it’s a wok horse
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My SEO setup so far:
• sitemap.xml submitted and cleaned up
• robots.txt configured
• Google Search Console connected
• Bing Webmaster Tools connected
• Meta titles and descriptions set
• Canonical issues fixed
• Duplicate/redirect issues cleaned up
• www → non-www 301 redirect fixed
• Cloudflare DNS / SSL issue resolved
• Internal links cleaned up
• Waiting on Google recrawl + validation
What else should I add?
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Who's ready for 10% mortgage rates?
Australia leading the way.
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@MarieMartens @TallyForms @claudeai This is awesome, where are you getting the data for weekly mentions?
Is this looking at specific mentions in the LLM chat or just visits from those chats?
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Last month we welcomed 100,000 new @TallyForms users 🤯
And once again, AI became our #1 acquisition channel, driving 35% of new signups.
One thing that stood out: new users discovering Tally via @claudeai.
In our onboarding survey, mentions of Claude as the discovery source grew 6x in just 7 weeks.
Gemini is starting to rise too, but Claude is clearly driving the biggest jump right now.
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as much as we rip on google ads, at least they have better looking ui than MS Ads
why dont they make it look and feel more modern?
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@levelsio Holding Claude accountable for its actions lol
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A Great thing about living in Sydney/Australia is having double usage on Monday the whole day.
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@namyakhann Are you manually designing each page from scratch or use a library of components to get started?
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I get asked constantly:
"How do you ship landing pages in 48 hours that convert at 7-8%?"
It's not one trick, it's a system.
Brief → Copy → Design → Proof → Audit → Iterate
Each step has a framework. Each framework has been refined across 200+ SaaS pages.
Here's the full pipeline ↓
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@andrewxroas Are you get a bunch of current customers clicking on ads?
Set up a customer list with current customers and exclude if that makes sense in this situation
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best tool for transcribing a video? (mp4 file)
fine if paid. just want most accurate.
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@PayPerMitch Haha no way Vincent is talking about accounts spending 5k pm
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But also I feel a bit frazzled when I open an account and see this naming convention across an account spending $5k/mth with 3 campaigns
SEARCH_TOF_NYC_NON-BRAND_DESKTOP_AI_MAX
Vincent Beima | Supernatural Advertiser@vincentbeima
Messy naming conventions = messy accounts. If I can’t read your structure, I know why you can't scale.
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@maggerbo That will likely be the highest intent you can get if you are a B2B SaaS
If you dont have the LTV for the platform might not be a fit
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@PayPerMitch But the bids are so high on exact. Soon have to cave on this platform. The only thing I can get to work is exact + desktop but the bids are getting out of hand 😩
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Google are interested in filling all their inventory and their updates are often geared towards removing barriers that get advertisers in these placements
Don’t have a YT? They auto generate you AI video
Don’t fill out all your RSA assets? They’ll generate them for you?
Restricted by match type? Auto expand to broad match and opt into AI Max
What usually works I removing all of the junk queries and placements where intent is the lowest which often means exact match + desktop
Chris C | SEO and Google Ads Freelancer@VisionaryMrktg
people go broke chasing whatever Google releases in their latest update. every cycle is the same. one year it's exact match keywords, then smart bidding, then Performance Max, now it's AI-generated assets. who knows what Google will push advertisers toward in 2027? everybody thinks they're ahead of the curve, everybody thinks they're optimizing perfectly, and then they end up with tanked ROAS wondering what happened. meanwhile some boring supplement brand is doing £500k/month just running tight negative keyword lists, proper conversion tracking, and scaling what works. nothing flashy. just solving attribution and preventing waste. the industry puts you in an echo chamber. makes you think you need the newest automation feature. you don't. pick a campaign structure that actually works, commit to it, and just get ridiculously good at eliminating waste and feeding the algorithm clean data. review search terms weekly, let proven keywords do their thing, and scale budgets slow and steady. i'm the type where if i find a campaign hitting 5x ROAS i double down until it plateaus. most advertisers can't do that because they get bored. boring systems last longer than shiny features.
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