Driving the right traffic is only part of a successful paid media strategy. Where that traffic lands can have just as much impact on performance. Across two SaaS clients focused on growing monthly recurring revenue through free trials and demos, we tested how landing page selection impacted conversion performance. In both cases, the data reinforced an important lesson: the most conversion-focused page isn't always the best-performing page. The right experience depends on us

Automated bid strategies like Target CPA and Target ROAS are designed to adjust in response to performance, but marketers still have to make an important decision: when should you change the target, and how much should you change it? This article digs into those two questions, with a closer look at the supporting numbers and the practical takeaways for managing automated bid strategies based on our original research.

Digital marketers have gotten used to a world of dashboards, attribution windows, and conversion reports that make it feel like every dollar has a neat explanation attached to it. Then you start investing in channels like display, video, CTV, audio, influencer partnerships, sponsorships, upper-funnel social, or broader awareness campaigns, and suddenly things become uncomfortable. The neat lines disappear. The reality is that less-trackable channels require a different mind

There is a common assumption in digital marketing that once tracking is set up, it is good to go. Pixels are installed. Conversions are defined. Campaigns launch. But the truth is, if your tracking is even slightly off, everything built on top of it becomes less reliable. That includes performance, optimization decisions, and how your budget is actually being spent.