I have a dilemma that I haven't encountered before. The company creates trade show booths for companies, but the kicker is that they only want to attract people exhibiting at Las Vegas locations. Usually, I would just set the targeted location to Las Vegas and call it a day, but in this instance, the people searching could be anywhere in the US and exhibiting in Vegas. Right now, I have the keywords all set up with Las Vegas in each of them and the targeted location set to the United States, but is that the right way? If I changed the targeted location to Las Vegas and removed the city from the keywords, would I still get the same results since the people were likely looking at other Las Vegas sites beforehand?

I've been running ads for over 6 months without getting any sales. After working with an experienced expert, I finally started getting sales, and my store has been performing really well.

I tried to start a new campaign for a client for garage door repair services and google is blocking all the relevant keywords that i need for this campaign and im not sure what to do , they force LSA my currently run ads through LSA isn't possible, is there a way to solve that ?

Watching some of the videos it looks like a lot of the content in here is for Ecom and Google Ads. I am interested in PMAX for Restaurants. We have been running them and showing initial success but there is less than transparent tracking as to what is actually working. Also, interested to see if anyone has input on the store visit tracking metrics. So is there anyone marketing restaurants? Would LOVE to chat

This is just one of the many valuable lessons in an article I have learn, and I surely recommend it. I have been running my business for some over 1 year now, traffic and sales are not functioning well, i just think something recently by adding reviews and rating to my Google business account and from there,, before i do so, i make close to $500 per day and since i have done the reviews i am generating close to $3000 per day and i see people have much trust in my business.