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PLUS: Neil & Eric’s favorite tools for marketers to level up their ads

PLUS: Neil & Eric’s favorite tools for marketers to level up their ads                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 June 23, 2023 | [Read Online]( [fb]( [tw]( [in]( [email](mailto:?subject=Post%20from%20Leveling%20Up&body=Is%20Google%20Sending%20Less%20Clicks%20to%20Websites%3F%3A%20PLUS%3A%20Neil%20%26%20Eric%E2%80%99s%20Favorite%20Tools%20for%20Marketers%20to%20Level%20Up%20Their%20Ads%0A%0Ahttps%3A%2F%2Flevelingup.beehiiv.com%2Fp%2Fgoogle-sending-less-clicks-websites) Welcome to the Friday edition of Leveling Up, your weekly summary of the latest content by Neil Patel and Eric Siu on how to improve your business. This week you’ll discover: - Is Google Sending Less Clicks to Websites? - Neil & Eric’s Favorite Tools for Marketers to Level Up Their Ads - Why Finding Your Community Is Critical For Long Term Growth - Plus more! Don’t Settle for Low-Quality Leads Request a Free Consultation with a Landing Page Expert to Boost Conversions and Lead Quality Does this sound like your landing page? - You put a lot of effort and money into building a landing page for your new product, but your search traffic is near zero. - You’re driving plenty of traffic to your landing page, but you’re not seeing the conversion rates you’d like to. - Your landing page looks great, but too many CTAs make the next action unclear for prospects. Single Grain has helped major brands such as Amazon, Airbnb, and Uber grow with high-converting landing pages — and a spot just opened up to become their next client— all you have to do is request a free consult. [Click here to request your free consultation with an expert.]( 🎓 Is Google Sending Less Clicks to Websites? [YouTube video by Marketing School - Daily Marketing Tips] Is Google Sending Less Clicks To Websites? Fewer clicks could be the “new normal” for SEO. Recently, Eric came across an interesting post on LinkedIn shared by his friend Peter, who is the CEO of Databox. Databox is a company that compiles data from various companies, and they have been analyzing Google's search console trend data over the past six months from 1,500 companies. According to their findings: They haven't observed a substantial decrease in website clicks. In fact, they suggest that the median search impressions have actually increased, indicating that people are searching on Google even more. However, they noticed an interesting trend in the median click-through rate, which has been decreasing over the last six months. This implies that while people are still searching, they are clicking through websites less frequently. It's possible that users are finding direct answers on the search results page, reducing the need to click through to individual websites for information. One factor that may contribute to this change is the evolving online behavior across different platforms. With platforms like TikTok, Amazon, and Reddit Chat, users have more options for searching and finding information. Additionally, Google is currently testing the Search Generative Experience (SGE), aiming to provide immediate answers within the search results. While impressions may continue to rise, click-through rates are expected to decline as a result. Now, what do these trends mean for Google's revenue moving forward? It's worth noting that Danny Sullivan, Google's Search Liaison, mentioned in a post that every year since Google's inception, they have consistently driven more traffic to websites than the previous year. Although this trend may continue, there is a possibility that as Google integrates more information into its search results, there will be fewer clicks. Google aims to improve the overall search experience, ensuring users find what they need without having to click through multiple websites. Users appreciate this approach as it enhances the search experience and encourages them to use Google more frequently. It's interesting to recall a couple of years ago when Ran Fishkin, the former founder of Moz and current CEO of SparkToro, shared clickstream data from SimilarWeb. The data showed a significant increase in zero-click searches, where users land on a search engine results page without clicking through to any website. This trend seems to align with the current findings and suggests that zero-click searches may continue to rise. But apart from their ad machine, which generates a substantial portion of their revenue, they also earn from their Google Network ads, which generate billions of dollars annually. These ads include AdSense placements on websites. While there may be changes for some websites due to these trends, it is unlikely that Google would drastically impact website owners' ad revenue overnight. As a publicly traded company, Google is likely to make careful and methodical changes to ensure they strike the right balance between user experience and revenue generation. If you're interested in exploring this topic further, [watch the episode here](. 🎓 Neil & Eric’s Favorite Tools for Marketers to Level Up Their Ads [YouTube video by Marketing School - Daily Marketing Tips] Our Favorite Tools for Marketers That Want to Level Up Their Ads In this episode, Neil and Eric share their favorite tools for marketers who want to level up their ads. Including: - New AI tools that can help you in your creative processes. - Writing tools for titles and descriptions that improve ranking. - Some of Google and Midjourney's latest and most exciting AI features. - And more! [Watch the full episode here](. 🎓 Why Finding Your Community Is Critical For Long Term Growth [YouTube video by Marketing School - Daily Marketing Tips] Why Finding Your Community Is Critical For Long Term Growth Eric shares his experience attending the Capital Camp investor conference, where he found his tribe of learners and open-minded people. He emphasizes the value of having a network of supportive individuals who can offer guidance, share experiences, and provide referrals. Neil chimes in, highlighting the power of helping others without expecting anything in return. By genuinely assisting others, you can organically build a community and network that will support you in the long run. He stresses the significance of building relationships and fostering connections based on sincerity and generosity. This episode also covers practical tips, such as joining mastermind groups, creating your own community, documenting your journey, and leveraging platforms like LinkedIn for networking and content sharing. [Click here to watch the full episode.]( (Limited Spots Remaining) Join Eric Siu, Neil Patel, and Other Top Entrepreneurs at a Private Mastermind Event in Beverly Hills! Dates: August 7-9, 2023 Attendees: - Ayman Abdullah (former AppSumo CEO) - Patrick Campbell (sold ProfitWell for $200M) - And more! Benefits: - Network with other entrepreneurs - Access exclusive event recordings - Join an online community of like-minded individuals [Click here to learn more and register]( 🧠 Mindset Shift: Visual Aesthetics Won’t Make Your Website Better (Fix Your UX First!) It doesn’t really matter if your website is pretty or not. Most people think, my website is beautiful like Apple, this is great! But just because your website is pretty or ugly doesn’t mean you will generate more or less sales. There are a lot of other factors that are more important. Such as your page load speeds. If someone is using a phone and it takes 30 seconds to load your website, they will not convert. It’s as simple as that. You want very user-friendly web pages that are easy to read. People need to know exactly where to go to get what they need. Optimize for what creates the most sales. What did you think of today's newsletter? - [🥰 Love it!]( - [🫤 It's okay]( - [🥶 Do better]( Until next week, The Leveling Up Team P.S. 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