Nathan Yendle
Co-Founder
Nathan Yendle is Co-Founder of Priority Pixels and a Google Partner specialising in PPC strategy and campaign optimisation. With years of experience managing high-performance Google Ads accounts, Nathan focuses on data-driven decisions that deliver measurable results for B2B businesses and public sector organisations. His expertise spans paid search, display, and remarketing, helping clients maximise ROI through strategic planning and continuous improvement.
How to Deal With Google Ads Click Fraud and Invalid Traffic
Google Ads click fraud explained, from invalid clicks and credits to investigations, IP exclusions and fake lead prevention.
By Nathan Yendle | 2nd October 2026
Instagram Ads for B2B: Creative Strategies That Deliver
B2B companies used to write off Instagram advertising completely. Professional audiences are consuming business content on the platform, mixing industry insights with their personal...
By Nathan Yendle | 1st October 2026
Why Microsoft Ads Is Not Spending Your Budget
When Microsoft Ads is not spending your budget, the cause usually shows up somewhere in the account, from a payment hold or a paused...
By Nathan Yendle | 1st October 2026
Construction Case Studies: How Detailed Project Evidence Wins Tenders
In construction procurement, trust is built on evidence. Every main contractor, specialist subcontractor and civil engineering firm knows that winning tenders depends on demonstrating...
By Nathan Yendle | 30th September 2026
Google Ads for SaaS Companies: Reducing Cost Per Trial Sign-Up
Google Ads is one of the fastest ways for a SaaS company to put its product in front of buyers who are actively searching...
By Nathan Yendle | 29th September 2026
Choosing an Ecommerce PPC Agency: What to Look For
An ecommerce PPC agency plans and manages paid search and shopping campaigns for online retailers, built around product feeds and revenue rather than keyword...
By Nathan Yendle | 28th September 2026
Choosing a ChatGPT Ads Agency: What to Ask Before You Sign
Choosing a ChatGPT Ads agency is harder than choosing an agency for Google Ads and the reason is simple. Nobody has years of results...
By Nathan Yendle | 28th September 2026
Why Microsoft Ads Are Disapproved and How to Fix Them
A disapproved ad in Microsoft Advertising is an ad, keyword, asset or extension that has failed editorial review against Microsoft’s advertising policies, so it...
By Nathan Yendle | 28th September 2026
PPC Advertising Agency: How to Tell If Yours Is Performing
Choosing a PPC management services for UK businesses is one thing. Knowing whether your agency is delivering results is something else entirely. Plenty of...
By Nathan Yendle | 28th September 2026
Microsoft Advertising Account Suspended and How to Get It Back
A Microsoft Advertising account suspension stops ads running and often arrives with very little explanation. The route back depends on which kind of block...
By Nathan Yendle | 25th September 2026
Meta Pixel Not Tracking Conversions
When a Meta Pixel stops tracking conversions, campaigns lose the signal Meta uses to decide who sees each ad and reports stop showing which...
By Nathan Yendle | 25th September 2026
Google Ads Account Suspended for Circumventing Systems
A Google Ads account suspended for circumventing systems stops serving every ad at once, usually with no warning and little detail about what Google...
By Nathan Yendle | 24th September 2026
LinkedIn Ad Formats: Choosing the Right Format for B2B Objectives
LinkedIn ad formats are the creative types you can run through Campaign Manager, from single image and video ads in the feed to Message...
By Nathan Yendle | 24th September 2026
ChatGPT Ads for B2B: Targeting, Tracking and Whether to Test
Many B2B buyers now open ChatGPT before they open a supplier’s website. They ask it to explain a problem and compare approaches, then arrive...
By Nathan Yendle | 23rd September 2026
Why Your Google Ads Are Not Showing
When Google Ads are not showing, the cause is almost always visible inside the account, in a status message, a billing notice, a targeting...
By Nathan Yendle | 23rd September 2026
Healthcare PPC: Paid Search Strategies for Medical Providers
For medical providers looking to attract new patients, paid search advertising offers one of the most direct routes to visibility. Unlike organic search, which...
By Nathan Yendle | 23rd September 2026
What Limited by Budget and Eligible Limited Mean in Google Ads
A Google Ads campaign marked Limited by budget is still running, but Google is holding its ads back because the daily budget cannot cover...
By Nathan Yendle | 23rd September 2026
Do B2B Companies Need a Paid Media Agency?
Paid media in B2B is a different discipline to consumer advertising. The audiences are smaller, the cost per click is higher and the margin...
By Nathan Yendle | 21st September 2026
Problems Importing Google Ads Campaigns Into Microsoft Advertising
Importing Google Ads campaigns into Microsoft Advertising saves rebuilding an account by hand, but the copy that lands on the Microsoft side is rarely...
By Nathan Yendle | 21st September 2026
Why Your Meta Ads Are Not Delivering
Meta ads stop delivering for a short list of reasons. Ads Manager shows which one applies if you know where to look. The cause...
By Nathan Yendle | 21st September 2026
Why LinkedIn Ads Bring Low Quality Leads
Low quality leads from LinkedIn Ads rarely mean the platform is the wrong channel. They usually trace back to a handful of settings that...
By Nathan Yendle | 18th September 2026
How Much Do ChatGPT Ads Cost? Pricing, Minimum Spend and Budgets
ChatGPT Ads cost is decided by an auction rather than a rate card. OpenAI now publishes enough of its pricing rules for a UK...
By Nathan Yendle | 18th September 2026
LinkedIn Insight Tag Not Tracking Conversions
When the LinkedIn Insight Tag is not tracking conversions, the fault usually sits in the tag itself, the conversion rule, the tracking method, the...
By Nathan Yendle | 18th September 2026
How to Generate High-Quality B2B Leads with LinkedIn Ads
Google Ads and Facebook can’t touch LinkedIn for targeting precision in B2B advertising campaigns. You’re reaching people based on their actual job title, seniority...
By Nathan Yendle | 18th September 2026
Why Performance Max Is Wasting Your Budget
Performance Max wastes budget when it optimises towards the wrong outcome or serves where nobody meant it to. Both problems usually trace back to...
By Nathan Yendle | 16th September 2026
What High-Quality B2B Content Looks Like and How to Produce It
B2B companies spend considerable time and budget producing content that never generates a single enquiry. The blog fills up with articles, the social feeds...
By Nathan Yendle | 15th September 2026
ChatGPT Ads in the UK: What UK Advertisers Need to Know
ChatGPT ads are live in the UK and UK businesses can now buy them through OpenAI’s own Ads Manager. The practical questions for B2B...
By Nathan Yendle | 15th September 2026
Microsoft Ads Conversion Tracking Not Working
When Microsoft Ads conversion tracking is not working, the cause is nearly always the UET tag, the conversion goal settings, missing consent signals or...
By Nathan Yendle | 14th September 2026
PPC Landing Pages That Convert: Design and Copy Principles for Paid Traffic
Most PPC campaigns do not fail because of bad keyword selection or poor bidding strategy. They fail because the landing page does not convert....
By Nathan Yendle | 14th September 2026
Facebook Ad Account Disabled and How to Appeal
A Facebook ad account disabled by Meta stops every campaign it runs. The notice that arrives with it rarely explains much beyond the type...
By Nathan Yendle | 14th September 2026
Why Meta Rejects Healthcare Ads
Healthcare advertisers meet more of Meta’s advertising policies than most, because health sits under several of those policies at once. A single ad for...
By Nathan Yendle | 11th September 2026
Why Your LinkedIn Ads Are Not Spending
LinkedIn ads that are not spending usually trace back to a short list of causes. Campaign Manager records most of them in a status...
By Nathan Yendle | 11th September 2026
Can Your Business Advertise on ChatGPT? Eligibility, Policies and What It Takes
Most businesses can advertise on ChatGPT, UK companies included, provided the business being billed is based in a country OpenAI supports and what it...
By Nathan Yendle | 10th September 2026
SaaS Content Marketing: Building a Strategy That Supports Product Growth
SaaS businesses have figured out something that traditional advertisers are still missing. Our guide on content marketing that drives pipeline for technology companies covers...
By Nathan Yendle | 10th September 2026
Paid Search Agency or In-House Team: How to Decide What Works
Your specific business circumstances matter more than any comparison grid can capture. The table shows the core differences, but choosing between them gets more...
By Nathan Yendle | 9th September 2026
Google Ads Conversion Tracking Not Working
When Google Ads conversion tracking stops working, campaigns keep spending while the data that guides bidding goes quiet or starts to mislead. Automated bid...
By Nathan Yendle | 9th September 2026
Google Ads Launches Local Customer Optimisation for UK Retailers
Google Ads introduces Local Customer Optimisation in Performance Max and simplified Store Sales measurement for UK retailers driving in-store purchases.
By Nathan Yendle | 9th September 2026
Advertising on ChatGPT: What’s Involved Before Your First Ad Goes Live
Advertising on ChatGPT looks simple from the outside, with a short title, a line of copy, an image and a link shown below a...
By Nathan Yendle | 7th September 2026
What a PPC Management Agency Should Be Doing for Your Business
If you’re spending money on paid search, you have every right to expect more than a monthly PDF and a pat on the back....
By Nathan Yendle | 4th September 2026
How Much Does Google PPC Cost?
Every business gets a different answer when they ask “How much does Google PPC cost?” Your industry matters, your competition matters and your audience...
By Nathan Yendle | 3rd September 2026
Healthcare Content Marketing: Building Trust While Staying Compliant
Healthcare content marketing? The stakes are higher than anywhere else. What you write could change how someone approaches their health and that’s not something...
By Nathan Yendle | 2nd September 2026
ChatGPT Ads: What They Are and How Advertising in ChatGPT Works
ChatGPT Ads are paid placements shown inside ChatGPT, OpenAI’s AI assistant, sitting underneath an answer and clearly labelled as sponsored. They’re matched to the...
By Nathan Yendle | 2nd September 2026
What to Look for in a Facebook Ads Agency for B2B Campaigns
Facebook remains one of the most powerful advertising platforms available to B2B marketers, but getting genuine results from it requires more than putting spend...
By Nathan Yendle | 1st September 2026
The Definitive Checklist for LinkedIn Ads Optimisation
Most B2B marketers can launch a LinkedIn campaign without breaking a sweat. But optimising them remains challenging. Budget gets allocated to ads whilst the...
By Nathan Yendle | 28th August 2026
Facebook Ads for Healthcare Providers: Reaching Patients Where They Are
Facebook remains one of the most effective paid media channels for healthcare providers looking to reach patients online. It complements the search-based strategies covered...
By Nathan Yendle | 26th August 2026
Getting More from the Microsoft Audience Network for B2B Campaigns
The Microsoft Audience Network sits alongside search campaigns as an option within the Microsoft Advertising platform, serving native ads across MSN, Outlook.com, Microsoft Edge...
By Nathan Yendle | 25th August 2026
How to Improve Your Google Ads Quality Score
Most advertisers ignore Quality Score completely, which is mental when you consider how much it controls your Google Ads performance. This single metric decides...
By Nathan Yendle | 21st August 2026
How to Choose a Google Ads Agency: What UK Businesses Should Look For
Choosing the right Google Ads agency can make or break your paid search investment. For UK businesses spending thousands each month on pay-per-click advertising,...
By Nathan Yendle | 20th August 2026
Microsoft Ads vs Google Ads: Which Platform Delivers Better Results for B2B?
Don’t think of Microsoft Ads and Google Ads as competitors you need to pick between. Google has the volume, but Microsoft serves professionally focused...
By Nathan Yendle | 18th August 2026
PPC for Private Healthcare: Managing Cost Per Patient Acquisition
Private healthcare in the UK is a competitive market for paid search, which makes PPC for healthcare providers a question of cost control as...
By Nathan Yendle | 13th August 2026
Content Optimisation: How to Improve What You Have Already Published
Publishing content is only half the job. The other half and arguably the more important half, is making sure that content continues to perform....
By Nathan Yendle | 12th August 2026
Google Shopping Ads: A Practical Guide to Getting Your Products Seen
Selling products online is one thing. Getting those products in front of the right people at the right moment is something else entirely. Google...
By Nathan Yendle | 11th August 2026
Google Ads vs Facebook Ads for B2B: Which is Better?
Which platform’s better? That is the wrong question to ask. What you really need to know is which one fits your buying cycle, because...
By Nathan Yendle | 7th August 2026
Planning a B2B Content Calendar That Actually Drives Results
Most B2B organisations have tried running a content calendar at some point. A shared spreadsheet gets set up, a few blog post ideas get...
By Nathan Yendle | 4th August 2026
Microsoft Ads Agency: Why Bing Deserves Its Own Specialist
Microsoft Ads is often treated as an afterthought to Google Ads, which is why it performs so well for the advertisers who manage it...
By Nathan Yendle | 4th August 2026
Content Decay: How to Identify and Fix Declining Blog Performance
A blog post that ranked on the first page of Google for two years and brought in steady traffic every month can quietly slip...
By Nathan Yendle | 3rd August 2026
How to Choose a Meta Ads Agency: Facebook and Instagram Advertising Partners
Facebook and Instagram remain two of the most effective paid advertising platforms for UK businesses, but getting results from them requires more than promoting...
By Nathan Yendle | 31st July 2026
Instagram Ads for Healthcare Providers: Reaching Patients Within the Rules
Instagram ads for healthcare providers can reach patients effectively in the UK, provided every campaign works within three sets of rules at once. Those...
By Nathan Yendle | 29th July 2026
How to choose a PPC Agency
Your PPC spend either drives real business growth or it doesn’t, which is why knowing how to choose a PPC agency matters. B2B companies...
By Nathan Yendle | 28th July 2026
SEO Content Writing: What an Agency Does and What It Should Deliver
SEO content writing is the practice of planning and writing web content so that it answers what people are searching for, earns visibility in...
By Nathan Yendle | 23rd July 2026
Using Microsoft Shopping Ads to Compete on Cost-Per-Click
If you’re running product ads and putting everything into Google Shopping, you’re probably paying more per click than you need to. Microsoft Shopping Ads...
By Nathan Yendle | 23rd July 2026
Google Enables Local Inventory Ads by Default in Shopping Campaigns
Google mandates Local Inventory Ads for all Shopping campaigns from 31 August 2026. Priority Pixels explains the API changes UK retailers must implement.
By Nathan Yendle | 21st July 2026
Facebook Ads Checklist: How to Optimise Your Campaigns
A Facebook Ads checklist is a structured set of checks covering objective, account structure, budget, audiences, creative, tracking and reporting, worked through before launch...
By Nathan Yendle | 20th July 2026
Content Decay in 2026: Why Your Best Pages Are Losing Traffic
The best-performing pages you published two years ago will not still be the best-performing pages you have in two years time. Organic traffic drops,...
By Nathan Yendle | 20th July 2026
What Content Strategy Services Include and When You Need Them
Everything connects. Your keyword mapping falls flat without audience research backing it up. Skip the content audit and you’ll either duplicate work or miss...
By Nathan Yendle | 17th July 2026
Paid Media for Professional Services: Choosing the Right Channels
Professional services firms operate in a market where trust, reputation and personal relationships carry more weight than any advertising campaign. Clients hiring a solicitor,...
By Nathan Yendle | 17th July 2026
Content Marketing for Shipping and Maritime: Building Credibility in a Technical Sector
Shipping is one of those industries where your reputation is built on what you have done, not what you say you can do. Procurement...
By Nathan Yendle | 15th July 2026
Hiring a Content Marketing Agency for B2B: Is It Worth It?
B2B content marketing is one of those disciplines that looks deceptively simple from the outside. You write articles, publish them on your website and...
By Nathan Yendle | 14th July 2026
Paid Media Services: What They Include and How to Measure Success
If you have ever felt that your advertising budget disappears into a black hole with little to show for it, many other businesses feel...
By Nathan Yendle | 14th July 2026
How Google Ads Marketing Agencies Build Campaigns That Convert
Running Google Ads campaigns that deliver results takes more than choosing a few keywords and writing ad copy. It requires a structured approach built...
By Nathan Yendle | 10th July 2026
Google Ads Scripts for B2B: Automating Reports, Alerts and Bid Adjustments
Google Ads scripts give B2B advertisers the ability to automate reporting, create custom alerts and adjust bids based on real performance data, all without...
By Nathan Yendle | 7th July 2026
Microsoft Ads for Professional Services: Lower CPCs and Higher-Quality Leads
Professional services firms spend heavily on Google Ads. Law firms, accountancy practices, management consultancies and architecture studios all compete for the same high-intent keywords...
By Nathan Yendle | 3rd July 2026
Content Marketing for Professional Services: Building Trust Before the First Meeting
Professional services firms sell something that cannot be tested before it is purchased. A client appointing a solicitor, an accountancy practice or a management...
By Nathan Yendle | 3rd July 2026
Content Marketing for Construction: Building Authority That Wins Work
The construction industry has historically been one of the slowest sectors to adopt digital marketing. Most firms still rely on word of mouth, repeat...
By Nathan Yendle | 1st July 2026
LinkedIn Retargeting Ads: How to Re-Engage B2B Prospects Who Visited Your Website
Most B2B websites convert somewhere between 2% and 5% of their traffic. That means the vast majority of professionals who visit your site, read...
By Nathan Yendle | 30th June 2026
Google PPC Agency: What Good Management Looks Like in Practice
Choosing a Google PPC agency is one of those decisions that can quietly shape the trajectory of your business. Get it right and you...
By Nathan Yendle | 25th June 2026
PPC for Shipping Companies: Paid Search in a Specialist B2B Market
Paid search advertising gives shipping and maritime companies a direct route to the people searching for their services. Unlike brand awareness campaigns or social...
By Nathan Yendle | 24th June 2026
Choosing a B2B Content Marketing Agency: What Sets the Good Ones Apart
Finding the right B2B content marketing agency can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. There are plenty of agencies out there...
By Nathan Yendle | 23rd June 2026
LinkedIn Ads for Professional Services Firms: Proven Strategies
LinkedIn Ads for professional services firms offer something no other platform really can. Direct access to the people who commission work. While LinkedIn Ads...
By Nathan Yendle | 22nd June 2026
Is Microsoft Advertising Worth the Investment?
Most B2B marketing budgets go straight to Google Ads without a second thought, because Google dominates paid search. That dominance has created a blind...
By Nathan Yendle | 18th June 2026
LinkedIn Ads for Public Sector: Effective Strategies
Why struggle with social platforms that treat your policy announcements like they’re competing with cat videos? LinkedIn advertising gives public sector organisations something different:...
By Nathan Yendle | 17th June 2026
Microsoft Ads for Shipping and Maritime: An Overlooked Channel for B2B Enquiries
Most shipping and maritime companies that invest in paid search start with Google Ads. That makes sense. Google handles the majority of search traffic...
By Nathan Yendle | 17th June 2026
Google Ads for Professional Services: Managing Cost Per Lead in Competitive Markets
Professional services firms operate in some of the most expensive Google Ads markets in the UK. Solicitors, accountants, architects, financial advisers and consultancies all...
By Nathan Yendle | 15th June 2026
How Offline Conversions Fix B2B Google Ads
Offline conversion upload is the single biggest fix for over-reporting B2B Google Ads. Here is what it does, how to wire it up to...
By Nathan Yendle | 12th June 2026
Google Ads Audit and Health Check: What It Checks and What to Expect
A Google Ads audit, often called a Google Ads health check, is a structured review of an account’s setup, spending and tracking that shows...
By Nathan Yendle | 12th June 2026
LinkedIn Ads Targeting: Every Option Explained for B2B
LinkedIn Ads targeting is the set of controls in Campaign Manager that decides which LinkedIn members see your ads, based on where they are,...
By Nathan Yendle | 11th June 2026
LinkedIn Ads for Shipping and Maritime: Connecting with Industry Decision Makers
LinkedIn offers shipping and maritime companies something that most advertising channels lack: direct access to the professionals who influence purchasing decisions. Fleet managers, technical...
By Nathan Yendle | 9th June 2026
White Papers for B2B Marketing: Are They Still Worth It?
Marketing white papers have been part of the B2B toolkit for decades. Long before content marketing had a name, businesses were publishing detailed technical...
By Nathan Yendle | 9th June 2026
A B2B Guide to Google Ads Campaign Structure
Scattered keywords across vague campaigns? You’re just burning budget. B2B Google Ads work when your structure matches what matters to your business. Your organic...
By Nathan Yendle | 8th June 2026
Facebook Ads for Technology and SaaS Companies: Reaching Technical Buyers
With Facebook Ads for tech companies, the ones that get the strongest results treat the platform as a content channel rather than a direct...
By Nathan Yendle | 5th June 2026
Google Ads Healthcare Policy and Certification for UK Providers
Google Ads for healthcare runs under its own rulebook, which decides what can be advertised, who has to be certified and which countries an...
By Nathan Yendle | 5th June 2026
Content Strategy for Public Sector Organisations: Clear Communication at Scale
Most public sector organisations publish a lot of content. Council websites alone can run to thousands of pages, covering everything from bin collections to...
By Nathan Yendle | 3rd June 2026
What Google’s New AI Search Reporting Cannot Yet Measure
Google has begun testing a Search Generative AI Performance report in Google Search Console, currently limited to a subset of UK website owners. It...
By Nathan Yendle | 3rd June 2026
Google May 2026 Core Update: Rollout Complete
Google has confirmed that the May 2026 core update completed its rollout on 2 June 2026, according to the Google Search Status Dashboard. The...
By Nathan Yendle | 3rd June 2026
PPC for Technology Companies: Paid Search Strategy for B2B Tech and SaaS
Running PPC for IT companies and other technology businesses is a different discipline from running it for a retailer or a professional services firm....
By Nathan Yendle | 29th May 2026
Google Ads for Shipping and Maritime Companies: Reaching Procurement Teams
Google Ads can be a powerful channel for shipping and maritime companies, but only when the campaigns are built around how the industry operates....
By Nathan Yendle | 27th May 2026
LinkedIn Integration in Microsoft Ads: A Targeting Powerhouse for B2B Campaigns
Google Ads captures search intent well, but Microsoft Ads does something different entirely. It connects directly to LinkedIn’s professional database, which means you’re targeting...
By Nathan Yendle | 26th May 2026
Google Marketing Live 2026: what applies to B2B
Google Marketing Live 2026 ran on 20 May. Across a 48-hour window, Google also shipped an AI-first Search redesign at I/O and the May...
By Nathan Yendle | 22nd May 2026
How to Audit and Optimise Your Microsoft Ads Campaigns
Your Microsoft Ads campaigns probably started strong and a regular Microsoft Ads audit is what keeps them that way. Healthy returns, qualified leads trickling...
By Nathan Yendle | 22nd May 2026
How to Rank in AI Search Results
Those old algorithms that got excited about keyword stuffing and manipulative link schemes? They’re dead. What we’ve got now reads content like a human...
By Nathan Yendle | 21st May 2026
LinkedIn Advertising Strategy for B2B: Building a Campaign Framework That Works
LinkedIn has become the default advertising platform for B2B companies that need to reach professional buyers. The audience is already there: senior decision makers,...
By Nathan Yendle | 19th May 2026
Google Analytics Adds AI Assistant Channel Group
Google has added a new default channel group to Google Analytics called AI Assistant, giving GA4 property owners automatic separation between traffic from chatbots...
By Nathan Yendle | 15th May 2026
10 Common Google Ads Mistakes in 2026
Setting up Google Ads looks simple on paper. Pick keywords, write copy, throw money at it and watch the leads roll in. Except that’s...
By Nathan Yendle | 13th May 2026
Microsoft Performance Max Campaigns: What B2B Marketers Need to Know
Microsoft Performance Max is an automated campaign type in Microsoft Advertising that runs search, native, display, audience and shopping ads from a single campaign,...
By Nathan Yendle | 13th May 2026
PPC for Construction Companies: Getting the Most from Paid Search
PPC for construction companies puts a business in front of buyers at the exact moment they’re looking for a contractor, supplier or specialist. Getting...
By Nathan Yendle | 11th May 2026
Microsoft Ads for Construction: An Overlooked Channel for Trade Enquiries
Most construction companies running paid search campaigns focus entirely on Google. That makes sense given Google’s market share, but it means they’re ignoring a...
By Nathan Yendle | 8th May 2026
Why Your Brand Needs Copywriting Services
Eight seconds. That’s how long Microsoft research says you’ve got before prospects bounce. SEO gets them through the door but proper copywriting keeps them...
By Nathan Yendle | 8th May 2026
Why LinkedIn Ads Should Be Essential in Your Healthcare Marketing Mix
Generic marketing messages rarely register with healthcare professionals. As an agency providing paid media for healthcare organisations, we see this constantly. NHS trusts, private...
By Nathan Yendle | 6th May 2026
WooCommerce PPC: Choosing an Agency That Understands Ecommerce Ads
Running paid ads for an online store isn’t the same as running paid ads for a plumber or a law firm. The mechanics are...
By Nathan Yendle | 28th April 2026
SEO Content Strategy: Beyond Keywords
Keyword placement on its own stopped being an SEO content strategy some time ago. Effective SEO now connects user intent with business objectives through...
By Nathan Yendle | 28th April 2026
Is Google Ads Worth It for B2B? When It Works and When It Does Not
Google Ads is worth it for most B2B organisations when their buyers search for the problem they solve, the value of a customer comfortably...
By Nathan Yendle | 23rd April 2026
How to Set Up Google Shopping Ads for Maximum ROI
Forget everything you know about standard pay-per-click campaigns because Google Shopping Ads work completely differently. No keyword bidding, no text adverts. What matters here?...
By Nathan Yendle | 22nd April 2026
Getting Results from Meta Ads in Professional Services
Trust isn’t something you can add to cart. Professional services face a completely different challenge on Meta because you’re asking strangers to hand over...
By Nathan Yendle | 20th April 2026
Microsoft Ads for Healthcare Providers: Driving Private and NHS Enquiries Efficiently
Most healthcare providers automatically reach for Google Ads when they need more patient enquiries or want to win NHS contracts. But whilst everyone’s fighting...
By Nathan Yendle | 16th April 2026
How to Build a B2B Lead Funnel Using Microsoft Ads
You can’t just fire Microsoft Ads at your target audience and expect miracles. Real success means figuring out how business buyers research, evaluate and...
By Nathan Yendle | 15th April 2026
Facebook and Instagram Retargeting: How to Do It Well
Facebook retargeting shows ads on Facebook and Instagram to people who have already visited your website, watched your videos or engaged with your profiles,...
By Nathan Yendle | 10th April 2026
The SEO and Microsoft Ads Connection: Why Running Both Gets Better Results
When you run paid media and SEO together, they don’t just coexist. Most B2B companies treat SEO and Microsoft Ads like feuding siblings, running...
By Nathan Yendle | 9th April 2026
Facebook Ads for the Public Sector: How to Reach the Right Audience
Facebook Ads pack serious reach, but public sector teams can’t just dive in like commercial marketers. Community needs clash with accountability standards and regulatory...
By Nathan Yendle | 8th April 2026
How Do You Optimise a Blog Post?
Will anyone find that blog post you’ve just polished to perfection? Hours of crafting, double-checking every paragraph, making sure the arguments flow just right....
By Nathan Yendle | 7th April 2026
Google Ads Remarketing for B2B: How It Drives Conversions
Most B2B buyers won’t convert the first time they visit your website. That’s just how it works. They’re comparing options, talking to colleagues, reading...
By Nathan Yendle | 6th April 2026
Microsoft Audience Ads: Reaching New Clients Beyond Search
Search advertising is a proven tactic for B2B lead generation, but it isn’t the only way to reach decision-makers. Microsoft Audience Ads allow you...
By Nathan Yendle | 2nd April 2026
Meta Ads Budgeting: What B2B Marketers Need to Know
Setting a Meta Ads budget for B2B demands a completely different approach from budgeting for consumer campaigns. Your sales cycles run longer. Decision-makers are...
By Nathan Yendle | 27th March 2026
What Makes a Good Google Ads Consultant and How to Choose One
A Google Ads consultant is a specialist who audits, plans and manages Google Ads accounts on behalf of a business, usually working independently or...
By Nathan Yendle | 25th March 2026
LinkedIn Ads Analytics: How to Read and Improve Your Results
LinkedIn Ads analytics is the reporting inside Campaign Manager that shows how your ads were delivered, who saw them and what they led to,...
By Nathan Yendle | 6th March 2026
Google’s February 2026 Discover Core Update Has Finished Rolling Out
Google’s February 2026 Discover core update has finished rolling out. The update completed on 27 February 2026, roughly 22 days after it began on...
By Nathan Yendle | 5th March 2026
Facebook Ads for B2B: What Works in 2026
Facebook ads for B2B work well as a demand generation, retargeting and lead capture channel that reaches people who fit your customer profile before...
By Nathan Yendle | 4th March 2026
Performance Max Gets Smarter: What UK Businesses Should Know
Google’s Performance Max bundles search, display, YouTube, Discover, Gmail and Maps into one AI-driven campaign. The catch that’s been frustrating UK businesses since launch...
By Nathan Yendle | 25th February 2026
PPC for Logistics Companies: Reaching Procurement Teams Through Paid Search
Decision-makers start researching suppliers months before any contracts need renewing. Consumer purchasing works completely differently from shipping and logistics procurement, where teams evaluate multiple...
By Nathan Yendle | 24th February 2026
Google Ads for Public Sector Organisations: Reaching Residents Through Paid Search
Public sector organisations face a different kind of marketing challenge to private businesses. Councils, NHS trusts, government agencies and housing associations are not trying...
By Nathan Yendle | 23rd February 2026
Writing B2B Blog Posts That Generate Traffic and Leads
B2B blog content sits in an odd position. Everybody agrees it matters, most companies publish it and very few can point to specific revenue...
By Nathan Yendle | 19th February 2026
WordPress Gated Content: How to Set It Up and Turn Expertise into Leads
WordPress gated content is any page, file or resource that a visitor can only reach after giving something in return, usually their name and...
By Nathan Yendle | 19th February 2026
Google Ads for Ecommerce: Driving Revenue Without Wasting Budget
Running Google Ads for an ecommerce store is straightforward in principle. You set a budget, pick your products, write some ad copy and wait...
By Nathan Yendle | 18th February 2026
Google AI Overviews and Shopping Ads: The New PPC Battleground
February 2026 data from Similarweb, highlighted by SEO consultant Aleyda Solis, shows a clear shift in how Google is distributing clicks across search results....
By Nathan Yendle | 17th February 2026
PPC Tracking After Third-Party Cookies: What Needs to Change
Third-party cookies have been the backbone of paid search conversion tracking for over a decade. They made it straightforward to follow a user from...
By Nathan Yendle | 16th February 2026
What a PPC Audit Reveals About Your B2B Ad Spend
Most B2B organisations running paid search campaigns have a general sense of whether they are getting results. Monthly reports show click volumes, cost per...
By Nathan Yendle | 16th February 2026
Microsoft’s AI Search Revolution: Why UK Businesses Need a Dual-Platform PPC Strategy
If your paid search strategy begins and ends with Google, you’re probably not alone. Most UK businesses default to Google Ads because that’s where...
By Nathan Yendle | 16th February 2026
Scaling B2B Content Production Without Losing Quality
Scaling B2B content production is one of those ambitions that sounds straightforward until you try it. Publishing two articles a month feels manageable. Publishing...
By Nathan Yendle | 13th February 2026
LinkedIn Carousel Ads: Best Practices for B2B Engagement
Your B2B prospects scroll through LinkedIn at lightning speed. They’re drowning in sponsored content, generic sales pitches and hollow brand messaging. But LinkedIn Carousel...
By Nathan Yendle | 11th February 2026
Paid Media Strategy for SaaS: Balancing Brand Awareness and Direct Response
SaaS companies face a tension in their paid media strategy that most other businesses don’t encounter to the same degree. Direct response campaigns, the...
By Nathan Yendle | 10th February 2026
Google Ads Keyword Match Types Explained: Broad, Phrase and Exact
Google Ads keyword match types form the backbone of every campaign that makes money. Get them wrong and your budget disappears into irrelevant traffic...
By Nathan Yendle | 10th February 2026
Google’s February 2026 Discover Core Update and What to Expect
Google started rolling out the February 2026 Discover core update on 5 February. It’s the first core update to focus specifically on Google Discover...
By Nathan Yendle | 9th February 2026
Reaching Potential Customers in B2B: Digital Channels That Work
Most B2B companies know their ideal customer profile inside out. They understand the job titles, the industries and the pain points. Where things tend...
By Nathan Yendle | 9th February 2026
Website Copywriting That Converts: Writing for Both Users and Search Engines
Most websites have a copywriting problem they don’t recognise. The pages read well enough, the information is accurate and the design looks professional. But...
By Nathan Yendle | 5th February 2026
Website Copywriting for Professional Services: Balancing Expertise and Approachability
Professional services firms face a particular copywriting challenge that most other businesses do not. Their product is invisible. You cannot photograph it, demonstrate it...
By Nathan Yendle | 5th February 2026
Facebook Ads for B2B: Campaign Types That Generate Business Enquiries
Facebook appears wrong for B2B marketing at first glance, which is why selecting a specialist Facebook Ads agency makes such a difference. LinkedIn dominates...
By Nathan Yendle | 5th February 2026
B2B Content Creation: Planning, Producing and Measuring What Works
Most B2B companies know they should be producing content. Fewer know how to produce content that generates enquiries, supports the sales team and builds...
By Nathan Yendle | 4th February 2026
Best Content Types for Ecommerce Conversions and How to Use Them
Converting browsers into buyers? You’ll need more than pretty pictures and cheap prices. The right content builds trust, answers questions and guides customers through...
By Nathan Yendle | 3rd February 2026
Content Strategy Software: Choosing the Right Platform
Content strategy software is the set of tools a marketing team uses to plan, produce, approve, publish and measure content against business goals, rather...
By Nathan Yendle | 30th January 2026
Bing Ads: A Practical Guide to Microsoft Search Ads
Bing Ads is the former name of Microsoft Advertising, the pay-per-click platform that places search ads on Bing and on partner search engines such...
By Nathan Yendle | 28th January 2026
LinkedIn Ads for Technology Companies: Targeting Technical Decision Makers
Technology companies selling complex products or services face a specific advertising challenge: the people who make buying decisions are often technical professionals who don’t...
By Nathan Yendle | 28th January 2026
Google Ads for Franchises: Running Campaigns Across Multiple Locations
Google Ads for franchises means running paid search for one brand across many territories, so that each location appears for nearby customers without competing...
By Nathan Yendle | 28th January 2026
B2B LinkedIn Ads: How to Choose the Right Agency for Your Campaigns
Most B2B companies throw money at LinkedIn ads and wonder why they’re not getting results. What they’re missing is that the platform works very...
By Nathan Yendle | 27th January 2026
Creating a B2B Content Marketing Plan That Delivers Results
A content marketing plan gives B2B organisations a structured way to turn their expertise into published material that reaches the right audience at the...
By Nathan Yendle | 26th January 2026
Content Strategy and Development: From Planning to Publishing
Publishing content without strategy? You’re essentially firing marketing bullets in the dark. You might hit something valuable by accident, but you’ll get through resources...
By Nathan Yendle | 23rd January 2026
Facebook Conversion Tracking: How to Set It Up and Why It Matters
We’ve seen too many businesses throw money at Facebook campaigns with no idea what’s working. Without proper tracking, you’re guessing which ads bring in...
By Nathan Yendle | 22nd January 2026
How to Write B2B Case Studies That Win New Business
Most B2B organisations have delivered great work for their clients. The problem is that very few of them know how to package that work...
By Nathan Yendle | 22nd January 2026
Microsoft Ads Services: What They Include and How to Judge Them
Microsoft Ads services cover the planning, set-up, management and reporting of paid campaigns on the Microsoft Advertising platform, which places ads on Bing, its...
By Nathan Yendle | 20th January 2026
Microsoft Ads for B2B: Why Bing Advertising Deserves Budget in Your Mix
Google Ads gets all the attention in B2B circles. Fair enough, considering Google’s stranglehold on search. But skipping Microsoft Ads for B2B companies entirely?...
By Nathan Yendle | 19th January 2026
LinkedIn Ads Audits: What to Check and How to Improve Campaign Performance
Most B2B companies throw money at LinkedIn ads and wonder why they’re not getting results. The problem isn’t LinkedIn as a platform, it’s that...
By Nathan Yendle | 16th January 2026
Google Display Ads Services: When Display Campaigns Make Sense for B2B
B2B marketers write off display advertising too quickly. They see it as scattergun marketing that can’t handle their complex sales processes. This thinking costs...
By Nathan Yendle | 16th January 2026
ChatGPT Is Now a Shopping Assistant and That Changes Everything for Ecommerce
OpenAI launched its Shopping Research feature at the end of November 2025, turning ChatGPT into a product discovery tool that researches, compares and recommends...
By Nathan Yendle | 16th January 2026
How Professional Services Firms Can Build Authority on LinkedIn
Professional services firms operate in a market where credibility is everything. An accountancy practice, a law firm, a management consultancy or an engineering advisory...
By Nathan Yendle | 15th January 2026
LinkedIn Ads for Construction: Reaching the Decision Makers
LinkedIn is the one social platform where construction decision makers are active and reachable. Project managers, quantity surveyors, architects, procurement leads and managing directors...
By Nathan Yendle | 9th January 2026
Meta Ads Management Services: What Facebook and Instagram Ad Support Includes
Meta advertising management covers campaigns across Facebook, Instagram, Messenger and the Audience Network, platforms that reach billions of monthly active users. Facebook advertising services...
By Nathan Yendle | 8th January 2026
Microsoft Ads for Technology and SaaS: Reaching Enterprise Buyers on Bing
Most technology and SaaS companies pour their paid search budget into Google Ads and treat Microsoft Ads as an afterthought. Our guide to PPC...
By Nathan Yendle | 8th January 2026
How to Audit Your LinkedIn Ads: A Practical Checklist for B2B Campaigns
Most organisations fire up LinkedIn campaigns without any clear benchmarks or review schedule. Budget gets wasted, conversions suffer and you’re left wondering why qualified...
By Nathan Yendle | 7th January 2026
Ecommerce PPC Management: What an Agency Should Handle and What to Review
Professional PPC management stops you burning cash on campaigns that look impressive but sell nothing. Every click costs money and every sale brings it...
By Nathan Yendle | 6th January 2026
Content Marketing for Technology Companies: What Drives Pipeline
Content marketing for technology companies is different from content marketing in almost any other sector. The audience is more sceptical. The buying committee is...
By Nathan Yendle | 5th January 2026
Google Ads for Ecommerce: How to Structure Campaigns That Drive Sales
Thousands of products sit in your catalogue while profit margins dance around every single day. Seasonal shifts and trending topics completely change how customers...
By Nathan Yendle | 2nd January 2026
Google Shopping Ads Services: What Management Should Include
Google Shopping campaigns can use up budget quickly when the product feed, structure or bidding is wrong. Knowing what good Shopping management includes makes...
By Nathan Yendle | 30th December 2025
PPC for Retail: How Paid Search Drives Footfall and Online Sales
Every retailer’s been paying for visibility since day one. Shop windows cost money, newspaper spots weren’t free and those catalogues didn’t distribute themselves. PPC...
By Nathan Yendle | 25th December 2025
Google Ads Bidding Strategies Explained: Which One Is Right for Your Campaign
Your bidding strategy determines how much you pay for every click, how your budget gets allocated across keywords and whether your Google Ads campaigns...
By Nathan Yendle | 24th December 2025
How to Build a Content Marketing Strategy Template That Actually Gets Used
Most businesses know they need a content marketing strategy. But, knowing and having one written down are completely different beasts. You’ll find a wide...
By Nathan Yendle | 24th December 2025
PPC Review: How to Assess Whether Your Paid Search Is Working
Paid search campaigns have a way of drifting. What started as a tightly structured account with clear objectives gradually accumulates redundant keywords, forgotten experiments,...
By Nathan Yendle | 18th December 2025
Thought Leadership for Construction: Turning Expertise into a Commercial Advantage
Construction is an industry built on relationships and proven track records. Contracts are awarded to companies that other professionals trust to deliver. But in...
By Nathan Yendle | 18th December 2025
LinkedIn Lead Gen Forms: How to Capture Leads Directly on the Platform
Mobile typing kills conversions. That’s the uncomfortable reality most B2B marketers refuse to face when they watch their LinkedIn campaigns flounder. Most LinkedIn users...
By Nathan Yendle | 18th December 2025
Facebook Ads Audit: What to Check and How to Fix It
A Facebook Ads audit is a structured review of a Meta advertising account that checks whether tracking, campaign structure, audiences, creative and landing pages...
By Nathan Yendle | 17th December 2025
Content Strategy Efficiency: How to Get More Results From Less Content
Publishing more content does not automatically produce more results. Many businesses have spent years building up blogs, resource libraries and landing pages only to...
By Nathan Yendle | 16th December 2025
Measuring Marketing ROI for Professional Services Firms
Professional services firms operate on reputation, relationships and referrals. Marketing’s role in that mix has always been harder to pin down than in sectors...
By Nathan Yendle | 15th December 2025
LinkedIn Ads Management: What a Specialist Agency Should Deliver
Running paid campaigns on LinkedIn can feel like a significant commitment, particularly for B2B organisations that have previously relied on organic content or other...
By Nathan Yendle | 5th December 2025
Healthcare PPC Agency: What to Look for in a Compliant Ads Partner
Most agencies will happily take your healthcare budget and run the same tired campaigns they’d use for any other sector. But healthcare advertising? That’s...
By Nathan Yendle | 21st November 2025
What a PPC Management Company Should Be Delivering Each Month
If you’re paying a monthly retainer for PPC, you deserve to know exactly what your money is buying. Too many businesses sign up with...
By Nathan Yendle | 6th November 2025
Ecommerce PPC Strategy: How to Plan Profitable Campaigns
An ecommerce PPC strategy is the plan that decides which products you advertise, on which platforms, at what return and how you will measure...
By Nathan Yendle | 3rd November 2025
What a Pay Per Click Advertising Agency Should Report on Monthly
When you invest in paid search, your PPC agency reports need to show exactly where your budget is going and what it is delivering....
By Nathan Yendle | 3rd November 2025
Google Shopping Ads Agency: What to Look for in a Specialist Partner
Google Shopping ads have become one of the most effective ways for ecommerce businesses to put their products in front of buyers who are...
By Nathan Yendle | 31st October 2025
Google Ads Agencies in the UK: How to Compare and Choose
Choosing a Google Ads agency UK teams can rely on is one of the most consequential decisions a business can make. The wrong agency...
By Nathan Yendle | 31st October 2025
Display Advertising Services: How Banner and Programmatic Ads Fit into B2B
Display advertising services have long been associated with consumer brands and flashy banner campaigns, but they deserve a closer look from B2B marketers too....
By Nathan Yendle | 30th October 2025
LinkedIn Ads Agency: What to Look for When Choosing a B2B Partner
Choosing a LinkedIn Ads agency is one of those decisions that can shape the direction of your B2B marketing. The platform offers something no...
By Nathan Yendle | 29th October 2025
Google Ads Management: How to Choose an Agency That Protects Your Budget
Spending money on Google Ads without the right expertise behind it is one of the fastest ways to drain a marketing budget. Whether you...
By Nathan Yendle | 27th October 2025
SEO and PPC Agency: How Running Both Channels Together Improves Performance
Most businesses running digital marketing campaigns will eventually face a familiar question: should we invest in SEO, PPC or both? The answer, more often...
By Nathan Yendle | 24th October 2025
Why Cloudflare Blocked Perplexity AI
Cloudflare has taken the unusual step of delisting and actively blocking Perplexity AI from crawling websites after discovering the company was using stealth tactics...
By Nathan Yendle | 6th August 2025
Google Core Update: What to Expect in July 2025
Another Google Update has been announced, now happening in July 2025, earlier than originally anticipated. Google has said that this core update may take...
By Nathan Yendle | 25th June 2025
The European Accessibility Act: What UK Businesses Need to Know
28 June 2025. That’s when the European Accessibility Act kicks in, bringing fresh legal requirements for websites and digital services right across the EU....
By Nathan Yendle | 20th June 2025
What the 2024 Google Ads Safety Report Means for Advertisers
Google has published its 2024 Ads Safety Report, outlining how it responded to misuse, fraud and policy violations over the past year. If you...
By Nathan Yendle | 30th April 2025