In a recent PPCChat discussion, PPC professionals unpacked how ROAS is defined, misunderstood, over-simplified — and sometimes weaponized. From platform-reported numbers vs. real business revenue, to unrealistic targets that throttle campaigns, to the eternal ROAS vs. ROI confusion, it turns out this “simple” metric carries a lot of baggage.
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AI Max Search Campaigns: What Advertisers Gain, What They Give Up?
For the past two decades, PPC advertisers have built entire strategies around three fundamental tools: broad match, phrase match, and exact match. We’ve debated their merits, crafted intricate structures, and spent countless hours deciding which match type deserves our budget. AI Max has fundamentally changed this relationship. Not by explicitly removing match types, but by… Read more »
Why Amazon Ads Match Type Campaign Strategy Is Still Relevant in 2026
As we navigate the evolving landscape of Amazon Advertising in 2026, one question keeps surfacing: Is the match type campaign strategy still relevant? The short answer is yes—but with important nuances.
Amazon Ads Match Types Explained : Master Exact, Phrase, Broad & Auto Targeting
Managing Amazon Ads in 2025 requires a sharp understanding of keyword match types. With ongoing Amazon algorithm updates that now give more impressions to Auto & Broad while tightening Exact/Phrase coverage, advertisers need a structured match-type strategy more than ever.
Google Ads AI Prompts: Templates for Ad Copy, Keywords, and Optimization
Managing Google Ads campaigns can be overwhelming. Between creating compelling ad copy, organizing thousands of keywords, analyzing performance data, and maintaining account hygiene, advertisers often find themselves buried in spreadsheets and repetitive tasks.


