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Are you based in New Zealand and keep getting phone calls from +64 9 970 3520 (it may show on your phone as 09 870 3520) and wondering who is calling and why you keep getting these calls?
Saw this posted up on Facebook earlier when I checked another group I am a member of
I'm not much of a conspiracy theorist, but I'm starting to wonder if Google Analytics is some kind of covert 'psy op' to hold down small businesses.
Earlier this year, legendary grill maker, sports commentator and occasional heavyweight boxing world champion, George Foreman, passed away.
If your business uses Google Ads, you've probably received phone calls from 'specialists' at Google who want to get you booked on a longer meeting to run through their free advice for account optimisation, unused features etc.
Are you based in New Zealand and keep getting phone calls from +64 9 970 3520 (it may show on your phone as 09 870 3520) and wondering who is calling and why you keep getting these calls?
Are you based in New Zealand and keep getting phone calls from +64 9 970 3520 (it may show on your phone as 09 870 3520) and wondering who is calling and why you keep getting these calls?
As a digital marketing consultant, one of the questions that comes up frequently is whether it's permissible to have more than one Google Ads account. Business owners often ask this for various reasons, wondering if they're breaking the rules by setting up a second account.
I've seen this question asked frequently online and have been asked by clients and contacts many times. You might have one account but two or three different businesses, or one business with multiple websites for some reason.
It's an unpleasant scenario I bump into all the time in my consulting work. A business hires a marketing agency to run its Google Ads. The relationship sours, and when the client tries to leave, they're suddenly told they can't have their account.
Let's face it - running a business is expensive. From compliance to tax to payroll to equipment, it's a constant battle to try and make your income larger than your expenses. Marke
In these troubled economic times in which we find ourselves, it's important to keep promoting and marketing your business. However, you need to do this in a cost effective manner.